Check out Divi 5.0 preview. It actually does look promising: https://www.elegantthemes.com/blog/general-news/the-future-of-divi

Very long time ago I bought one theme from current Divi developers, which was rather trash, so I have no problem considering them anymore.

Count me in for pushup challenge.

Our NVME plans are indeed great, but that is basically our performance line up :-)

We have monitoring system that will alert us when the load of the host node is high. Normally, customers can burst to 100% CPU as long as it does not affect other customers on the same node.

I did it, but it was way more grief than paying Bitwarden directly for it.

This is entirely due to the influx of sales and our low manpower. I'll get to the ticket now.

Also someone mentioned on this thread that Ryzen can support maximum 128 gigs RAM

why does ̶I̶ ̶m̶y̶s̶e̶l̶f̶ everyone want ApisCP ? yes, because ApisCP is magic!

Just want to leave my experience here for others considering purchasing a dedicated server from this provider:

I haven't been able to track the problem to its source, but every couple of weeks or so I find that either some daemon processes, like the webserver and NodeJS instances, have been unduly terminated w

very solid provider, works good knock knock better than hetz for similar case and cheaper (considering promo)

There's a few really good hosts with deals going on right now (as I'm sure you saw before posting this).

use WINDSCRIBE as coupon for extra OFF

filen.io has the ability to combine different plans for the same account. At the bottom of the page, section - Frequently Asked Questions. I'm thinking of buying either koofr or filen. Considering tha

IMO this is their best feature, beyond being one of the very few providers worth considering in Canada in the first place.

My 1Password plan is coming to an end, and seeing as I don't use half the features of it, I'm considering if there's much point in renewing it.

I've been using Enpass since a couple of years now. It has been solid.

I just picked up a Ryzen with high speed. I was not considering about cache. What about 5950X or even 7950X?

that might be one of the reasons. but to me personally, cons were within the acceptable levels considering an under $5 box