What was the use case on that $6 tokes usage?

I used to but Tor bitched to us about filtering ads. It was the same blocklist we used for VPN, was just ads, trackers and malicious (malware, known phishing, etc) URLs. I couldn't be bothered to setu

@MannDude Is there any chance you could run a recursive DNS resolver on your host nodes and have it listen on the gateway so VPSes can use it? That would allow Tor exit operators to significantly impr

Can you confirm that you allow your customers to ignore and break the following law:

Would be nice to see 128MB but for most provider I guess it isn't worth it.

Hi All! Thanks so much for your patience the past 24 hours with us! As some may know, others not, Ohio got hit with massive winds Friday all day. Sustained winds of 20 to 30 MPH and gusts starting aro

I'm on a quest for the absolute bottom-of-the-barrel pricing. I’m looking for a Pure IPv6-only VPS for around $2/year (or even less if you're feeling charitable).

Check the Ryzen Dedicated Server, it will have a great performance and we have some in stock.

You can customize RAM, Disk, Port Speed during the order. We also have Dedicated Servers in Bulgaria and UK.

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We allow mailing, all dedicated servers have port 25 opened by default. Also we allow BGP / BYOIP or you can rent IPs from us.

I am looking to rent a reliable uptime dedicated server physically located in Columbus Ohio or very nearby only if latency still qualifies.

We will use own ASN and IPs

The server is already pretty bad from the start (at least since I rent the seedbox), I've observed occasionally I/O hangs and zombie processes and sometimes the whole server is dead.

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For Pi Day (3.14) this year, we figured it was a good excuse to spin up a small promotion for the LET community. Whether you're deploying a new project, expanding capacity, or just like collecting ser

If we do that, the list of non-clean IP's have to be completely independent from any outside influence for example which can be tough because some providers might actually try to take this as incentiv

What if a provider were to 'require' a refundable deposit for these types of services? Just like you leave a deposit when you rent a car. You get it back 100% if the car is returned in the same condit

After working on our open-source Domain Monitor project, I started thinking about building another small tool and I’d really appreciate some input from the community here before going too far with it.