2 ai slop machines talking to each other, love to see it.

Yes. They build their own servers.

Agreed, Yea I didn't mean that they build these components themselves but rather that they buy these individual parts and assemble them together.

They buy new current hardware and use that to assemble their normal lineups, like ADV, SCALE and so on or replace broken parts in all servers. Sometimes RISE also receives new hardware, like RISE-S an

i can't promote tor as my target audience are noobs, and even if yes tor is noob friendly, it's not realistic to think they will stick to tor as the connection loss is way too high. it's like Linux, w

The store is currently running on a WHMCS development license while we finalize our setup. It's not a nulled copy. We're transitioning to a licensed production instance. We're actually moving to our o

@whynotlearn I don't think so! The CPU, hard drive, RAM, and motherboard are all supplied by third parties, and they come with their own branded firmware. Especially the CPU—they can't manufacture th

IIRC, They build their own hardware

It's a travesty how Orwellian some of Europe and even places like Australia has become in terms of policing online speech, but it's not America's place to protect that anyway. We have our own speech i

I will ensure that my replies will be dead on accurate and factual going forward with minimal to no exaggeration so that @TimboJones feels okay.

I think itll be a bit hard to identify specifically who actually runs these types of things as people love claiming they operate/own stuff like this because they think it makes them look cool, or beca

Hey, our EPYC Configurator lets you build exactly that - 2 cores, 2 GB RAM, pick your own storage. Starting from 4.49€/mo with 10 GB NVMe.

Also I'm pretty sure you broke LET. You mentioned me and it took me 5 minutes to load the page, even downforeveryoneorjustme.com showed it as down for a minute there (Image)

yeah, I was thinking as at least outbound access to IPV4 only sites would be much easier this way...

I mean I already have my own ipv4 nat figured out through one of my dual stack boxes, its even part of my ansible script (Image)

In any case, I accepted the move to the new platform at the new prices, because there wasn't really a choice if I wanted to retain the servers. The price is still reasonable, and they've been stable o

It's almost certainly for their own fingerprinting and tracking uses, come on now.

Thanks for the questions — happy to clarify.

Sure lol but there's a lot of VPN companies that makes it easy to get connected and take crypto too. Idk what this thing will be, but I just can't imagine it will be any better or more secure than a p

Yeah, there are definitely better ways. Like buying a vps from ExtraVM with cash and setup your own VPN.