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See you later, LowendTalk. We don't want to participate in these ridiculous providers. We call them premium when they aren't because they sell ridiculous plans because they have nodes that they can't

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Like... My business has support staff available 24/7, in-house. Now, we only utilise them about 50% of their time. Having them available is non negotiable as I want a premium user experience and my cl

For example, a 4U GPU chassis can easily run north of 2.5kW sustained (realistic) depending on what is in it. Well, if the rack has a power envelope of 1700W left we're not going to deploy that. Why n

I grab two nodes and sell senseless plans. I'm premium, but my ethics, my morals, will tell me not to do this because it doesn't make sense, even though I have services to sell you.

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Ridiculous plans with low-end processors. Many customers want their Yabs with Ryzen or high-end plans, so they're not considered premium!

I think there's a saying for this... it's expensive to be cheap? Think like getting the cheapest shoes and you have to replace them every year, or pay for a premium set and it lasts for 5 years.

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Unfortunately, the average user isn't drawn to reliable providers because of their track record, but rather because of their price. I've seen plans for $1-$2 per month. Is that not premium or profitab