Asia in general is thin.

I agree. The specs of Asia Note will be tough.

This is what I have been considering but if I'm being honest I don't really want to lose half of my Passmark score & RAM + a price increase to swap to HDDs. They previously had Xeon E3-1230 se

It's only natural that the attacks will correlate with the user base. Just like windows.

Borg is also fairly memory efficient considering it runs on Python. Years of optimization by Thomas, the current maintainer.

4+ (dedicated) cores, depending on the model 2 are okayish as well20+ GB RAM, pref ~32512+ GB, pref 1TB RAID 1/10/6/60 SSD or NVMeIPv4 and v6KVM or Dedi (maybe even XEN)AES + Nested virt enabled250 MB

You seem surprised considering how many times you’ve called in leaving voicemails. Always going on about some kinda nuggets and immediate release.

Thanks for the heads up, I was considering picking up a Stockholm instance on black friday. Will stick with London and Amsterdam where there have been no issues with ipv6

Thank you, I'll keep this in mind. For the time being, I've committed to oneprovider reseller for a month to meet my requirements.

Its understandable, considering data is most valuable item they hold in.

Here you go: MD14 20.99€ https://pulsedmedia.com/minidedi-dedicated-servers-finland.php

Pretty cheap, cheaper than I expected it to be.

No it doesn’t, I have a contract with one of those providers similar to onfido. They charge 0.6€ per verification

I was considering it, but I don't have a server factory account so can't accept the transfer. GL with selling though!

Really! Google uses it to verify a business address

No idea, HostEurope does this though.

Really?! How long does it usually take to verify a user by sending a letter?

Some Providers actually do that, pretty cheap, considering ID Verification easily can cost 10-30$ and the letter is just 0.80$.

That's exactly why I don't throw it away, and prefer to let someone else benefit from it with a transfer. If it makes someone happy ... Especially as the machine is stable when it's not down (Image)

That is a really good deal even considering VirBot BF pricing. I don't recall seeing a VirMach 4GB RAM, 100GB NVMe VM for less. Just saying.