I am not going to defend or speak on behalf of anyone. But everyone wants dirt cheap crazy deals. If someone offers 6/6/6666 for 6 bucks, someone else will go and say why not 2 bucks. But it's up to p

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limited offers is the keyword, it's relatively cheap marketing if you play your cards right.

Is pingponging domains bad? I usually just wait for a transfer deal and move, only requirement I have is whois privacy i don't use any other vendor feature

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I bit the bullet and transfered my domains to one.com.... But in my defense it was just too hard to pass on at $2 for transfer. Saved quite a lot of money... Then found out after I guess @plumberg or

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And a dying need for cheap servers

Cheap marketing, if you play it right.

IMO the motivation behind Rust mainly is "a cheap way to achieve more safety"[1] albeit AFAIK very rarely formally verified (which is the only ruler to measure safety, everything els

Well internet speeds are way too quick to redownload something. And storage is so cheap that buying some HDD is cheaper. Sure cloud storage is still expensive but if it's easy to find, why store it

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