Yes, you're right, but I am wondering how many cheap providers would survice in this battle, and looks like budget-friendly VPS offerings could dry up soon.

I’ve recently received an email offer for one of my old domains from a buyer based in China. He reached out to me using the email listed in the domain’s WHOIS record. He’s offering $1,500 USD, and say

I do snapshots with hetzner cloud and I recreate VPS/VDS when needed, snapshots are very cheap, and I save A LOT for the cost of the server with this technique.

its pretty cheap

Yes had multiple domains with them, they are solid and good pricing for Country TLD

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Taking a chance on a LET provider w/ a cheap deal, and then later realizing they offer gold, with their LET offers + in general, is good for consumerism and economics. (Image)

For domains OpenProvider is great.

About to go to the motherland and gonna start a small homelab there myself just for the shits and giggles, stuff's pretty cheap there

Servers can be both pricey and cheap. webnx sells a dedi in NYC for $200/m with 12TB nvme. This is pricey, but also cheap because their DC is in 60 Hudson and you'll never find a server with that

I currently have a subscription with SurfShark because it's dirt cheap and [in theory] allows unlimited devices. Their ToS defines "abuse" by fair-use traffic volumes, which works fo

I kind of get where you're coming from, but hey, there are quite a lot of really cheap - and still decent - promos/offers here on LET, which I obviously like.

I think you're getting a bit mixed up with a local model verses an agent. Ollama or LM Studio are good options for running models locally - in general, you want as many GPUs with as much VRAM as you c

And also, about getting cheap $7/y dealz, the main issue isn't just about hardware but IPs, electricity, networking costs, etc.

Super cheap deals always come to an end. Or in the worst, the dealpool comes.

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certain tlds are extremely cheap at regery

i used to buy domains from them