Specifications, cost, and the like don't matter to me. What matters is that the server provider performs well within Russia; I know that some European countries also offer good performance in the Russ

Define "good". What's your desired specs (cores, memory, storage, network)? Purpose? Budget? Does it need to be anywhere specific in Russia or just within the borders? Do you care if

Hi everyone, can you recommend a good provider for operations within the Russian region?

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* Russia: Intel Xeon E5-2697v2 @ 2.7 GHz (no longer in use)

In Russia, yes, it is blocked.

Prices of KVM SSD VPS in Russia, USA, Netherlands, Finland, Germany:

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Well, the other side of the equation is that hosts that want to host pirate servers aren't going to advertise it because that makes them complicit. If a host would completely ignore all DMCA complaint

Just.hosting is operated by Baxet Group Inc., a company incorporated in Delaware, USA, with a Russian legal entity (ООО «БАКСЭТ») based in Kirov, Russia. Baxet Group describes itself as an ecosystem b

Finally, I've seen many people praising China, as a matter of fact, I think they just defend communism, and try to earn immoral money from that. Like I said, "common sense" - everybo

My new annual Z-3 VPS has SSH connectivity issues from Russia without a VPN, while the same connection works fine over a VPN. I opened ticket #IBL-872736 (Request for a Different IPv4 Address) about 2

The Chinese and Russians in particular have countries and cultures way way older than the Murricans, but even North-Koreans no less than we westerners do have the right to have and value their own sys

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I actually run 48 relays (including two exits in Romania), and I know Russia is suboptimal for relays but I value Tor network diversity the most, particularly diversity of jurisdictions. It's just a l

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don't be a child, US is the most powerful country in the world,even in Russia, the president is the KING , of course except China, even Trump would have to raise his glass and make a toast when he com