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1. Their "cost-optimized" is still very cheap - https://www.hetzner.com/cloud/cost-optimized - Not LET pricing but still a very good value at 8GB RAM, 4 Cores, for like $11. These ar

and usually there would be 2 off those bad boys on the board. Without some seriously cheap/free energy it's probably going to get out of hand fast (Image)

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And don't mix silly different level options together. Reasonably 1 or 2 could be provided on the same cheap offer. And 3 would cost like $100/mo. Hello? What we are deciding in the poll then?

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Ok so choosing a shady colo partner also a force majeure event. Nice.

Well the good thing with the price increases that, nowadays almost most of the big names has same or similar pricing. So you don't have to stuck with a provider because they are cheap.

If low power is more of your thing though you might take a look into thinclients. There's a bunch of quite modernish one's floating around for cheap by now. Not too long ago i saw a a stack of HP t740

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😆 budget: never mind it please offer something cheap but not too so we don't get deadpool

No matter, how cheap it is.

* cheap

solar panels/batteries so you have a supply of cheap energy, get some relatively fat fiber line (something like a gbit - price probably depends a lot on your location but maybe it's feasible?), conne

1.Intel with QuickSync (Preferred Backend): I would highly prefer an Intel node with iGPU passthrough / QuickSync enabled to offload the heavy 1080p60 encoding. Note to providers: I know standard hype

* I'm looking for cheap one-time payment LTO provider

So I'd frame it as two separate dials rather than RAID-vs-backups. For <1.5 TB of mostly-static content, the cheapest way to close your data-loss gap isn't a bigger array — it's tightening the