I suppose it's somewhat similar to getting a credit from a bank:

Yeah I noticed this as well during testing before -- long and short is they utilize Voxility for DDOS protection and in doing so they chose to do their peering to Frankfurt instead of directly in The

MailChannels is now €125/y from Naranjatech (gleert). Cheaper than what Mailchannels themself offers, but still pretty expensive considering other email providers charges way less (I know MC is target

I'm buying a(n)? LG Smart Fridge. I'm going to be hosting milk and eggs and mayo and maybe for sure 🥔

I have to consider considering about issues that consider my well being and considering my actions of late I should consider the consequences of considering to give a fuck.

I guess it's still a thing..

With your CPU intensive requirements, your power draw will actually be higher than most users.

Some could come with better offers considering there is virtually no network traffic and no HDD spinning.

I don't know about @i83 but I have my fair share of nat VPN. At times they are good, but most other time, it's very slow. Well, it makes sense, because nat vps is much easier to oversold. Not that I a

I was able to get around 50mbps over a OpenVPN connection for a speedtest from my personal laptop so I'm not sure what your complaining about. Considering compression on communications between the se

This has very little to do with the Provider.

I'm posting this for people who are considering providers. Not to disappoint you that the world hasn't made it to your levels of expectant operation. Good luck though.

I've been a long time user of BudgetNode. I've had several services through them, and never really had any issue. The ONLY issue I've ever had was with billing, and this last experience has forced m

raid is 6 or 60 depend of the node where the kvm is created. About bad experience .. i have offered 30 days money back guarantee so i think is fair .

Raid? And if yes what level?

I have POC running with both tahoe-lafs, minio, openio. Unsure which still. Did not have good experience w/ceph, and openstack swift was shitweasel-annoying to set up

It's a small country. Anyone worth their salt is known among themselves. Good reputation spreads quickly, bad reputation spreads lightning fast.

People are using it from those countries. We are "solely" Swiss based at the moment. We are considering to open up another location in South Korea in the future though.

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