Then why are you asking and discussing how they make money. After all, your state energy cost alone is typically double (or more) more expensive than where they operate.

I've got a pretty good idea about datacenter economics considering I've designed, built and operated them (Image)

So I'm living at home with 2 floors. On each floor, I have an Asus RT-AX58U router.

Currently it is enabled by default, this may change in the future. However, our normal products will continue to have nested-virtualization included for free in the future.

I'm not going to buy one of these, but I was considering you guys for later when I need to expand...

ban them ! oh wait u won't because they paid....

I don't understand why they abandoned their customers who have paid virmach millions over the years.

Maybe make another poll considering the special case where virmach simply left this forum?

MXroute sells lifetimes, which have turned out to be an excellent "value for money" in my experience (and use-case).

If you’re considering Go then it may be worth looking into Rust.

I mean you do post this request basically every month, and clearly everybody who has one wants to keep it. It might be worth considering other options.

This will be one of the largest, if not the largest wealth transfers in European history. For average joe, this is an absolute disaster, a lot of people will loose everything they have worked hard fo

This offer was about 100€ cheaper a few months ago and considering the current energy pricing I'd definitely expect another price increase

About half of what he's asking. Unless I missed something, there's no valid reason for there to be such a premium on this offering, considering there's a high chance most of it was copy/pasted from s

Unfortunately, making the backups would have taken much too long (3-4 days considering that the data is read at 120MB/s) and besides that, I have noticed that those customers who have two disks attach

You need to be in the Enterprise plan, and your pricing will increase as they absorb DMCA requests under a one-year period, I assume this is because they are willing to go through the law with you wit

Hmmm I have been considering as well but waiting indefinitely

Bending the knee because less than 1% of the population, who likely would never be customers anyway, was screeching. Big brain business move by DDoS Guard.

Interesting... I thought DDoS-Guard won't really care about the complaints, considering they hosted literally Hamas in the past and HKLeaks, which is doing the exact same thing to HK democracy activis

what is a chocolate fireguard?