against that. And probably similar goes for colocation datacenters if they are in US hands... so working with this companies is and will always be connected with a risk. With the current US governmen

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IPv6 is fine, the demand just isn't there. Upgrading to IPv6 supported infrastructure is expensive, and for what? We may of "ran out" of IPv4's a decade ago, but they're still cheap

I was away from using vps/hosting for a year or two and suddenly when I come back to LET people are saying Openvz, that was the defacto cheap vehicle for vpses, is dead and told the KVM is suddenly th

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they're not redlining since they're comparably cheap. They work great, are generally very reliable and OVH support is OK as long as you know what you're doing. (They won't help you with "y

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That's too cheap in SG. (Image)

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I got 2 servers with them. Very cheap ones (Like $99 / $129 per year). They've been great for the price, my wallet and my use cases, especially after they support IPv6 now (Image)

Fiber is cheap, putting it in the ocean is not.

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