Two things about the services of same company (things really didn't get better after their acquisition):

Could be issue, we had a motherboard model where this was incorrectly offset and at reported 66C you would burn your finger on it badly, and the server would misbehave.

That's gotta hurt for almost all providers in Europe for sure. Those not yet being affected will certainly be affected soon.

Hmmmm, that actually sounds a little familiar with the situation I have on my home router, which is the only place I run proxmox. About every 4-5 days one of the Linux guests at random starts consumin

Right now, as I said above, the test server can run the original and the community fork of Arc Forum software. I posted about these on LEB at https://lowendbox.com/blog/use-arc-forum-or-anarki-to-make

I think the openvz 6 part is of relevance for anyone else using or considering using their services. The time4eol is long overdue.

Yes, same here. There are a LOT of families surviving on government subsidies and food from charities. And the number increases every day.

I've just been reading about that. The gas price increase will affect 700k families here, it'll hit us hard. Around 30€ increase plus taxes starting next month. Pretty sure that, considering the infla

Actually I tested BunnyCDN as well, it is good and easy to setup I'm considering it as a my first choice for a paid CDN .

The latter part might be true.

Indeed but the iou doubles the delta between cash and total debt.

Your math is pretty close. At 0.78EUR/KWh at 720h per month (if month == 30 days), that's 561EUR per 1KW, so over 1100EUR for 2KW.

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."