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I just use the power cable I got in a kit from amazon. It’ll do one fine but if I add a second I need a powered hub.

mailcow-dockerized on hetzner. works like a charm! If u really need it u can relay ur send messages to something better like amazon SES or w/e service u desire...

Our BGP mix of NTT, Abovenet, Hurricane Electric and excellent peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Netflix, Akamai, Charter, T-Mobile, OVH, CloudFlare, Yahoo a

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Amazon SES and Sendgrid

Thank you I really appreciate your feedback! I think my target demographic is not someone who just wants or needs to flog an amazon gpu with some compute traffic once in a while.

Well, unless you can offer lower pricing than Amazon, sell it hourly and are as redundant as Amazon...

* I also use AWS/Lightsail extensively now, but I want to give smaller companies a chance :]

Runner up: Amazon Web Services ($8/month for Epyc 7000 and 4GB RAM? Heck yeah)

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Sorry I could use Amazon gift card but my membership just expired and dont plan to renew it.

I thought PayPal fees are on the sender. FFS, does both seller and buyer pay PP fees? I've also done Amazon gift cards to avoid fees.

The REAL HA will cost more than $15 year, even Amazon and Microsoft do have downtimes.

7 USD for 8GB ram are very well paid, when there are options like Google, Azure, Amazon where you can get more RAM dedicated at a low price.

Mission failed, the QEMU method is extremely slow because Amazon still doesn't support nested virtualization on their VMs.. meanwhile the answer file method seems to be impossible to add necessary dri

As others said Amazon.

Our BGP mix of NTT, Abovenet, Hurricane Electric and excellent peering over the Seattle Internet Exchange (e.g., Microsoft, Google, Amazon, Netflix, Akamai, Charter, T-Mobile, OVH, CloudFlare, Yahoo a

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