Fair Use Policy: DDoS-protected traffic is not cheap, but as long as it stays within reasonable limits, everything is fine. The ideal would be a consumption of less than 10 TB per server, but a few TB

Your answer's very informative, thanks you much. I think that unspoken rules applied everywhere. The extended rules should be: Don't go for "cheap" thingy, be fair, you earn some, we

I guess the unspoken rule here is that if you buy their very cheap servers and keep pushing them 24*7 for months, they may not be happy to do business with you. The reality is that 1G port of unlimite

I have found that getting a bunch of smaller, cheaper servers with many different providers is a better approach for my particular use case. That means that most of the time the majority of my server

I have projects, I also have VPSs to store them, not sure what I'm looking for on BF, but maybe I'll get 1 more vps if it's cheap

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Although I am from Europe, I think I'll keep it for backups; it seems very cheap, and it's hard to find more storage capacity at this price.

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With the monthly cost of my two KS-LE-B, back of the envelope calculation says I can run a 100W device for a month where I am (electricity is not cheap). Not sure if I could run two E3 systems on 100W

Pretty much unfortunate event we have cause people on somewhere trying "abuse" cheap service to level affect other people and also for people send dead threat on ticket, you pesky be

Use it as a backup, not main storage. Store your main stuff locally on a cheap NAS or something, then replicate it 1x on hostbrr, 1x at your parents home, using something like restic

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100 euro laptop damn laptops are so cheap there