dunno if it'll turn up valuable, but i own it now.. will put up on porkbun marketplace, although so far couldn't sell any of my expiring domains there that i didn't want to renew..

The cheap ones are OpenStack, these are only available in CZ and IT.

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ok i see it even better now.. checked for "DN" domains.. so far i found normally priced (excluding dn.XX.YY or dn.XXX.YY or dn.XX.YYY domains, which are also not many):

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haven't tried getting 2 letter domains, let me check. I use Porkbun for my domains mostly. very very comfy and privacy included at no charge.

Lol, gotta think ahead man. People called me crazy when I regged 3 letter .com domains.

2 letter names are way more valuable than 2 character domains. Right now, some can still be registered but if you follow, most will ultimately become registry premium names. = Like maybe 300% registra

@dustinc had a 5/y flash sale last year. Missed it by seconds. Too bad. But there's plenty of crazy cheap offers if you keep your eyes open. My cheapest one is below $1/y (Image)

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My VPN though I use Sweden as my outgoing IP, freedom of speech and all that. Sweden is awesome. I'd LOVE to go live there.. Another country where it's hard to get a cheap VPS for some reason though.

I think there is some type of expense that have to account for with some servers which is why there's an additional fee. Do think for a cheap deal, you're either going to have to wait for a flash sale

Aruba would actually be a good fit for this purpose, the website may be horrible to navigate but given your intended use-case, it can both be cheap and reliable.

have cable, and during last 2 years it's gotten cheaper and unlimited is included, while before you'd pay 30% extra, and it can be up to 10Gig speeds, but for now I stick with the 5G T-mobile, cause

Here in India, the main issue is population density. So, when 5G was launched, it was super fast, but, as 5G phones got cheaper and everyone started being onboarded to 5G with super cheap plans, they

here they all boast coverage everywhere.. i have google's FI mobile service, cheap enough that I can have 2 phones in service with their own numbers.. but they using T-mobile infrastructure, which is

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