Nahh I treasure every one of them so unlikely I will say no, I mean one day I will be important enough to them... right...?

The good thing about these kind of systems is that you don't have to worry about their hardening and the security. Their admins take of that. If your security within your own scripts its lax the damag

I understand, but I'd like you to explain to me a $7-a-year plan with ridiculous plans, or 16 GB RAM plans for $10 a month. Tell me, is it profitable?

We've all (from a hosts perspective) bounced around with similar thoughts. I've come to respect that @jbiloh and his team can run and mod their site as they see fit. I'm a guest. I get a lot of genuin

Not that I will defend the staff here (I myself fell victim to a deadpool provider who was permanently banned from LET, too little too late), but it's not like the staff here have access to everyone's

Please, some administrator, sometimes it's not profitable for non-provider customers.

TBH, I thought it was you who were the non-native speaker, because your writing sounds like either a Choose Your Own Adventure novel or a Jay McInerney novel.

Your problem is defining downtime. You're talking about monitoring services marking the server as down, but they only know whether or not they can connect to specific services running on the server. T

Current highest: @Zyra with $40/month

Current highest: @Zyra with $30/month

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We operate our own server hardware and network equipment in Frankfurt, Germany. Our offer is based on AMD EPYC 9654 and AMD EPYC 9754, DDR5 ECC RAM, and Datacenter PCIe 5.0 NVMe storage. We guarantee

That's in Hetzner DC2 mostly (and DC4 sometimes), where we run our own network blend (not Hetzner network). Direct DTAG available, etc.

You are wrong. Again taking it out of context. This is not a VPS or a dedicated server, it was a FTP Storage account on a shared server AND THE AUP INFRINGING DATA WAS IN PUBLIC_HTML HOSTED PUBLICLY

For customers, CF is very useful, but unfortunately, in Russia, at least some of their IPs are banned due to various reasons, and this makes CF useless for people in Russia.

Mentally strong provider owns a richly connected network that peers with many other networks.

Hey dino. I know you are not serious with benchmarking friends but people also might have other things going on with their life. Everyone has ups and downs. Not everyone might be good friend as you ar

I think these forum rules exist to keep LET a community, not a marketplace. That's why there is a limit also on the number of service transfer threads one can open.

Forum rules about pricing transfers are not needed at all - as long as people are willing to trade at given price - no reason to put limits.

@FAT32 brudda here to have a chat whenever you want. I've seen my own shit in life and happy to be a patient ear for you.