It might be they have no choice. Someone was saying that Serverius just announced 0.78EUR/KWH, that's 1000EUR/month or more per 2000W's. You'll normally put 4000 - 5000W to a rack, so you're 2000EUR/m

English version (For OVH US) - https://blog.ovhcloud.com/ovhcloud-price-adjustments-in-2022-and-2023/

Absolutely, Stefan was always super friendly, I don't have anything personally against him, and his service was fine for nearly four years up until this incident, unfortunately this one incident is ba

That's about what I thought, a one man operation, probably with one or two more persons in admin and support.

From what people have posted on the LIR thread here, it seems like a one man band.

The reason these are two different issues is that this one is a catastrophic failure, which we do care far more about. There is a certain risk involved with using parity RAIDs and hardware RAID contro

If there's one group of users that's killing LET it's those shouting "DEAD DEAD DEAD" and still being here, it's really contradicting just in itself.

"If there's one positive thing about my country not being a part of EU, it's the damn GDPR."

If there's one positive thing about my country not being a part of EU, it's the damn GDPR.

Feels like this went from a hobbyist place where you find out how/where to run small cheap VMs

Not considering Digital Ocean. AWS and GCP doesn't allow email service to their any servers. I have some premium users who don't mind to pay more, they just need good speed. 6 CPU + 32 GB + 1 TB NVMe

Check out this page. https://zap-hosting.com/guides/docs/en/account_termination_and_cancellation_period/

Their performance levels just won't meet my requirements so I requested to be refunded the next day after purchase so that way I wasn't an abusive customer they proceeded to say they give me account c

I was considering getting one to use very occasionally, what went wrong with yours? Why are they refusing refund?

all of them are in Europe,basically you can't get cheap hardware in Asia, so I still suggest you use some proxy

This is indeed my alternative ...... but it would be easier and more stable to maintain without having to set up something like a tunnel proxy or NGINX. So I'm still considering it.

Currently, at hazi.ro, in Romania, SMTP is not allowed at all (it is blocked at the host level).

Following for drama

I usually use rclone, about 30MB/s

How much you usually get for dl speed from B2 had there is no congestion? I'm curious because I'm considering purchasing B2 and I live in apac (Indonesia).