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@EthernetServers Considering something...Could these be stacked? i.e. order 2 x $14.95 get 2 cores and 2 G RAM? I don't need all 4 IPs. I am developing something in our lab and 1 core will be insuffi

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... does this mean, on a 4 OCPU A1 instance that comes with a 4 Gbps NIC, you must use 400 Mbps sustained to be considered not idle?

$5/y for leased IPs and Cloudie shouldn't have even tried to make a video for you. Nutty. WHMCS is the billing panel most standard hosts use, and it allows admins to login as client.

I found it in a current Webhorizon / @Abd thread here.

and orderlink!

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I'm certainly not the only one who needed to find a replacement for NexusBytes's (now largely dead, it seems) VPS. So I was looking around and got myself a couple of (purchased normally) VPS from prov

Funny...my employer was an early adopter of Oracle Cloud and it was indeed a turd theater. They were late to the party and slapped a bunch of stuff together and none of the parts worked well with eac

Best part is Oracle will guarantee fixed price for the tenure of the agreement. There will be lock-in on customer side too but considering super low costs compared to big 3, it's a steal deal for sure

I remember Durons... They were top notch for the money. After that, Intel leaped ahead again in the top range where lost its edge for a year or two, but in the lower range, the APUs and bobcats were s

yes exactly both are on their good things only nothing about problems that makes us think regret . i ordered both actually now (Image)

It's always a risk going for these lifetime deals, but both Filen and Koofr haven't shown any red flags and big concerns that I've seen yet, so IMO it's a somewhat safe bet they'll both be around for

some of my friends roll out servers using both - NixOS is nice as you can easily replicate the server config to a new system

The math really isn't that hard to be cutting corners like that and being wrong by 20%. If you want to go the other way and give 20% more for free (ie, My Internet connection used to be advertised as

You can still get 116 MB/s with 1Gbps with all of the above considered. This is based on my own real world tests with Proxmox over public WAN.

I guess it's less true nowadays, but when I mentally perform this calculation myself, I also do the same, dividing by 10 instead of 8.