Hardware prices have been insane lately, and as everyone in the industry knows, they won't be dropping anytime soon. RAM and Drives are up 3-5x compared to last year, which hurts because they make up

So the unmetered plans are metered but without a hard cap. SO IT ISN'T FUCKING UNMETERED IS IT...

This seems pretty normal among unmetered providers. If it was unlimited they would say unlimited. "Unmetered" almost always means there's no hard cap, but if the network is congested

By “1Gbps unmetered included,” we mean there is no fixed TB cap and no per-TB billing on the included 1Gbps bandwidth.

YOUR 1Gbps IS NOT UNMETERED SINCE THERE IS A FAIR USE POLICY IN PLACE.

The title wording was not intended to imply 10Gbps unmetered bandwidth. The servers include a 10Gbps port, with 1Gbps unmetered bandwidth included by default, and higher bandwidth options configurable

Plan: Intel Xeon E3-1245 v2, 32GB DDR3, 2x480GB SATA SSD, 1GBPS unmetered 300MBPS guaranteed Link

12.2 Unmetered Bandwidth PlansWhere a Service is described as “unmetered,” this refers to the absence of a hard monthly transfer cap. Unmetered plans remain subject to a fair use policy. Fair use mean

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I stopped paying for Termius a little while ago, and I've been scraping along with Tabby and Bitwarden SSH Agent authentication - it's been fine but could be better because it's quite finicky to setup

Melbicom has dedicated servers in those locations; for an unmetered bandwidth there is one in Germany:

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We’re back with a new multi-location dedicated server offer across Paris, Amsterdam, and New York, starting from just €99/month recurring.

Dual E5-2690 v4

it the way you'd handle any zombie process: kill -9, no sentiment. Someone should be using these cores, and at these prices it might as well be you. Here they are: six dedicated servers, every one pr

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