That's the reason, because of the ease of use, this is why I prefer to even pay for CDN instead of building one.

If you just want to test your app on a live server then render https://render.com/ perfectly fits your usage.

Same here. But, you guys do get much better deals than us. Yes, US though gets deals on another level during BF. Wish Indian customs would just forego customd duties for a few days during BF (Image)

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I have bought a laptop for my biggest son "MSI Thin 15 B12UC, Intel Core i7-12650H, 16 GB, 512 GB, 15.6", NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3050", so now he has much better one that my own

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ok i am watching next 45m are my own.. screen = off..

Straightforward remote DDoS protection for networks that need reliable L3/L4 filtering without enterprise-level pricing. Traffic is scrubbed through our network and returned to you over GRE tunnels.

No need to be sorry unless you're breaking your own stepping down/self control post and it's to yourself! (Image)

Congratulations man, glad to hear that! 🧡🫡

If you're referring to Cloudflare, it's free to use, that's why 20% of websites use them. It's not expensive at all. Managing your own CDN is possible but more expensive and takes more time, with Clou

I could use a proxy to block ads, but that might slow down streaming. Plus, YouTube might block me if it sees traffic coming from a data center IP. What I do instead is run my own private Invidious in

Arch was getting popular 20 years ago because it suited all the advanced users who had the time to learn use Linux on it's own with minimum of default helpers or preinstalled software, beginning with

dogs outside have their own agenda. pulling you to side-streets mainly to check out the mail that's there in abundance... many people won't even go 1 block to the park nearby.. so there's a lot to rea

cool thanks for the info. i will keep it in my mind. just 1 thing left - get that gaming rig. noob has divulged his plan to win it and ship it to his relative in USA, who then in turn can take out th

well, I have yet to experience it on normal (non affiliate/partner) channels but they do basically play about the same amount of time of ads per hour (unless the streamer increases it). So it's better

so what, twitch will insert their own ads that do (or don't?) benefit you into your stream? same like youtube monetizes your video even if you are well below monetization numbers that will benefit you

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i just had a thought, so many people always doing their own MC servers, is it like making the game free to play or something? what's the point of your own server?