But anyway, my intention wasn't to open a political discussion but merely to say that one should be careful and not just believe that eu-ropean domains are truly private.

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Just an example: in Germany often domains are blocked for purely political reasons like disliking the regime.

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https://eurid.eu/en/knowledge-centre/rules-for-eu-domains/

Their webhosting which included 2 .coms was a great deal when on special but you have to host the domains with them and there were restrictions which prevented me from going for it...

Highly agree with this. Some cctld are also dirt cheap if don't mind they might change rules like .in or .eu. Something $5/year ends up only $50 for max 10 years. Don't need to worry mailhoster turn t

any chance for a small cheap yearly DA reseller?

Looking to buy a bunch of cheap VPSes similar to ColoCrossing's BF23/LET offerings for my Tor node/exit project. I need at least high/unmetered bandwidth at atleast 1gbps (can be FUP), 2GB ram, and 20

I do have a very nice VPS in baltistan (vilnius I think) from @Hosteroid which also is quite cheap and in Amsterdam there are plenty decent options incl. very cheap yet decent ones like, to name just

wow.. that's dirt cheap from online.net/scaleway!

[provider]’s offer is only 5x the requested budget! So cheap! /s

Please message @allthemtings for cheap kimsufi dedis。

We're going to set up Vaultwarden, a super lightweight, open-source version of a Bitwarden server that you can run on your locally on a virtual machine on your own PC or buy a cheap virtual server (VP

I think it better to get a cheap tld than a free sub-domain that you don't own and could disappear in the future (due to out of money, forget to renew, etc...)

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Yeah, they contacted CF to allow adding subdomains. But still other services can not accept that as domain.