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Honestly, I wish the raspberry pi colo some places offer would be cheaper. I would be happy to setup a pi5 with nvme at home, ship it, and then pay for the colo. I technically colo a pi at my parents

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I have the habit of checking US prices just for fun every time I get some tech here locally in India. Blows my mind every time seeing how cheap they are in the US.

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I really want it still but i dont know if i can shell the $120. It used to be dirt cheap

They don't compete for people that need raw resources though. Maybe Cloudzy changes that or forms BUYNERD or something on cheaper hardware.

You've never been on LowEndTalk anyway. A 1GB, 20GB SSD plan for $3.50 isn't cheap. It would be a horrible investment for them if they plan to change the friendly DMCA policy, as that's all you have

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out of interest, who is still paying for cheap, non-EV SSL certs in 2025? I can't really see the market, since even non-technical users will most likely be getting ACME certs for free via the competi

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