just running the model.I should think about different use cases where a powerful server can be utilized. Hosting services comes to mind—like a personal cloud or media server. That could be useful and

Sounds great! I'd like to be out of north America, and hosted on my own server.

As a feature request, would it be possible to have some control over the disks that get used for RAID setup via the UI on the dedi panel?

Most LET clients are experts at this; it's not something the provider should do on their own. If there are any changes, the client is notified, and if they can't, they open a ticket and request the ap

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that's rly a generous allowance of CPU usage. and also, from my own experience, there's never any cpu steal on your services, so it's even better in practice.

At checkout the terms of the coupon show its a 1yr deal. The E520 coupon shows its own terms at checkout too for the Dedicated E5 server. You're welcome to contact us after your first year is up the

Cheap storage, BLOB file, no BW limits, crypto payment? :-D

Always possible, seems a bit odd to use SQL for it though, given they have to pull the record then serve it off their own BW (Image)

We understand your frustration, but let’s be clear—every provider operates differently, and we’ve always been transparent about our promotions. We had this recurring discount for four years, and that’

registry lock implementation of ccTLD are entirely depends on local registry, which is quite confusing and hard to find any relevant documents

You can choose to install Windows or use your own Custom ISO

Would it make more sense to use a sticker vendor with your own designs and they handle the shipping /logistics on their side which is often significantly cheaper instead of making "packets&am

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I don't know why people bother with those nat boxes when there's so many ~$10-15/yr 1gb with your very own ipv4 in Offers.. It's 2025 bruv, fuck that nat/128m nonsense.

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I will set up a test server.... I've got enough idling server. I'm just unsure how much space it will need if I'm really trying to run it for years...

Honestly it might be your best option if you want the most customizable option. I understand it can be rough at the start (their docs SUCK) but you just set it and forget it after the first setup, it'

In that case, are you looking for actual SMTP monitoring or would monitoring SMTP port(s) be sufficient? There's likely to be many more options if you just want to check the service/port is online.

Too much and too complicated for me. Just want to create my own statistic for years for all email providers I'm using just for myself.