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ownCloud does look interesting. You can link in external storage from Google Drive, DropBox, Amazon etc. etc. You can also set it all to encrypted so even if someone were to gain direct access to yo

Today Caburys has been banned from USA, people are attacking the company behind it, who did it to be the market leader, people have gone to Amazon to import it themselves:

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4) Do they ask us to enter Credit card or debit card details when we register for a Amazon EC2 Free Tier?.

Amazon SES seems like it'll be your best bet.

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Sadly, email services like Sendgrid, Mandrill and Amazon SES are all too costly for the amount of emails I send and the budget I have since my site is free to use.

Well, there are a few examples of US services that actually do charge VAT to EU customers. If I'm not mistaken Amazon is one.

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It's due to high costs in the region, notably the price of bandwidth. Digital Ocean, Linode, and Vultr all have Asian DCs, but not in Hong Kong. Amazon has Beijing. Microsoft Azure has Kong Kong, but

I just give each site its own alias and use postfix filters to filter messages none of the users on my server wants to receive anyway (amazon student promotion mails that you cannot disable for exampl

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Amazon SNS

s3 storage type platform would be nice even at a bit higher pricing, I currently use amazon S3 pushing to Glacier and online.net's cloud object storage for important data.

OVH provides scientific computing per time and amazon does too. I heard about a company in germany. I am sorry i don't remember the name. You could easily get permission from a lab in your university

Is there something in the TOS that says "no mining"? I was under the impression that DO's policy was like Amazon/Azure/Google Compute/Rackspace/etc. - you rent the VM, you can abuse

So how much CPU power do you need and for how long? Amazon compute instances could be an option, billed per hour.