Of course OVH is an absolutely amazing provider too but I think that in this case, colocrossing should be appreciated too :-)

I previously had a KS-LE-B server from OVH priced at €9.90, which came with 48GB of RAM (the standard is 32GB). After running for a while, it crashed for no apparent reason around 2:00 AM. By the time

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You rent a server, and then it breaks down—isn’t replacing the hardware just standard after-sales service?

I would like to note that I have never ever have seen Google Safe Browsing listing on any of my personal machines or even after my own (no-kyc with sign up from Tor) customers. I am surprised that Lea

Another thing but to take a conclusion from this thread. I feel like its always worth checking the ip's that you might get for your server and use online services to find if ip is clean or not and onl

Their intface is way more the old skool way of the samurai in server computing than using all those chaotic over the top gui frontends/clients/apps with its own mumbo jumbo jargon which you probably w

That’s a fair point technically, but the issue here isn’t really about DDoS protection on my end — the server was pushed to me dead on arrival and has never been usable for a single minute. At the ver

I hope that when your own services go down or your data disappears, you’ll be just as 'chill' when the provider hits you with the same endless templates and broken promises. Regardless of the amount,

Not necessarily to get own IPv6 block, /56 and /48 are available for assignment on request for free with skhron too

You can have multiple apple IDs on a laptop, but each one needs its own account. The laptop gets tied to one of them, I can't remember how, maybe the first one, and it that's the one that's considered

staff explicitly confirmed this as refundable to my original payment method (Alipay) in writing on Feb 16 (Ticket #9348203).

Honestly I must say, i am dissappinted to see you open this thread.

Do you really think a provider would go out of their way to keep you as a customer with a high-spec VPS costing less than $2 a month?

I experienced a similar issue with the aforementioned provider where the server IP was blocked from registry.k8s.io (Google Cloud) immediately after ordering, and I was unable to set up my cluster. Th

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Don't hesitate to ask your service provider(s) in advance if they would be okay with a short load testing period. That's much better than not giving any notice, since then they would have no visibilit

If you rent a virtual server based on an Intel Xeon 2680v4 physical server and the provider stops selling this product, then its the end of the life time.

Yeah life short stop worry. I said this because I see the death quite a lot to admire every single moment.