You could get your own domain for about $10 per year.

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I’m probably a minority compared to your users, i rather have a few spam come in to make sure no legit emails get lost. I think protonmail doesnt really use spam filters, i tested their system and the

I'd also give them the benefit of the doubt that they didn't plan any of this out, otherwise their other critical web stuff for their own businesses wouldn't be on those same Tampa servers.

I can't promise no issues. Even Microsoft has had a hard time promising no downtime and they throw way more money at it. I can't always guarantee I'm not going to reject an email that I shouldn't, bec

Right now im paying protonmail 5 euros every month to keep my private email online, but to me that price seems overkill because privacy isnt build into the old mail protocols, i think im paying too mu

I'm afraid there's also another factor involved: trust, or more precisely, lack thereof.

bandwidth or guaranteed throughput is a different class of infrastructure entirely. That level of networking is not part of public VPS plans, and only available within our Private Cloud offerings, wh

Hetzner do have custom mobo's, there is a video on Youtube from a walk through there.

prob get a Mac Mini since i already have a desktop with a 1440@240Hz Display from HP. I was also thinking on a Macbook Air for light tasks like ssh and rdp n such. but yeah. Ill prob start with the M

If you don't already own a MacBook, consider getting one. An even more practical approach is to find a stand to prop your MacBook upright—this saves space like a Mac mini while offering greater functi

why not setup your own with some vpses? It will be tough to use a public vpn and expect clean ips.

If I have a one-off project and I'm feeling lazy, I may do the registrar DNS. Otherwise, I roll my own.

This seems like a lot of speculation. I know that OVH have for a very long time (maybe since the beginning) designed their own enclosures that's basically just a rack to support their custom motherboa

As I said before, "I know we're being pushed ever closer to the inevitable future where privacy no longer exists, but let's not pretend that everyone is happy about it too."

Seems like nonsense to me. Yes your IP address leaks your approximate location. It always does, always has. Why would your router address be relevant though, when your computer has its own separate ad

That can be the case yes, yet, google knows more about you then your own self, unless you have a push button phone and live off the grid for the past decade 2 decades.

Could you please share your current iowait and steal (e.g. via top) vs your own load (sys/usr)? Thank you.

Stripe shows what merchants are supposed to see — billing details and transaction metadata. Nothing more.

Most obvious one is backups. Back up your own personal stuff, and have your server auto backup every day. Remember to use encryption unless none of it matters.