I used copilot and migrated to antigravity. Antigravity is better at planning and gives a bit more time with the Opus. Plus, I got it for 6.99EUR/month for first 3 months. Drained copilot trial and du

Hehe, I was still considering another one - when we bought ours we had no idea if the network would be good or not, now we do, so there's less risk in the purchase!

I can certainly do that in my homelab, would you be so gentle to point me to the corresponding documentation? I know I can look it up on google or the proper globalping website but at the moment I'm w

This sucks so bad. I wanted to buy your new locations but I guess I'll just hold off until the plans have great value again.

If low latency is important to you, first check how good your connection is with the potential provider you are considering and compare your results with other ISPs in the country. You can use globalp

yeah, i understand that... but, tnx for a heads up

Considering how things are going, BF2026 might be worse....unfortunately everything is more expensive and we have limited capacity before we also have to pay those prices for new hardware.

That's actually an automatically generated message, written mostly as a stop-gap for the existing support ticket volume, roughly 40-something tickets on the main platform, and to centralize responses

I think a lot of clarification is needed here:

No problems at all - thanks for considering

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Cool. If they can keep Russian malware online they must have a good network. Green flag, IMO.

You can give me a custom offer for unmetered traffic at 100 Mbps. (Image)

Mr Tarisu does not know what to do (Image)

Set AccountingRule sum and it will automatically account in+out. (Image)

I run a relay on Tarisu, but the 4TB is indeed limiting. It runs out around 20th day of the month in my case.

A few DNS questions:

I am also considering Melbicom. They have Singapore for only €5,70 EUR/month and, while it is limited to 5 TB/month traffic, it's throttled to "only" 100 Mbps, so it's effectively un

mmm maybe considering their upstreams there, but I highly doubt they will be fine with over 30TB both ways in their cheapest plan.

He owns the server, that's actually ON the server owner to do some basic moderation and protect his clients incompetency.