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this is good deals as a cheap email server

Cheap = Problematic customers

If there are still people on cheap deals, and to me it looks like there is, then he didn't discontinue anything, he is just taking their money and offering subpar or no service.

HPanel has a full REST API (Express.js + JWT auth). Every feature in the panel — domains, emails, databases, DNS, SSL, files, backups — has API endpoints. We also have a working WHMCS module for billi

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We have more cheap dedicated server but only with 1Gbps:

@RIYAD already give you good offer, It's Japan/Asia location, you should expect it be expensive. 14$ with that specs already quite cheap enough for non holiday-event price.

Netcup is a little questionable but if they offer like insanely cheap deals at lifetime, maybe but definitely a little less trustworthy than usual nowadays.

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But they aren't a bad company, I agree. I have two products from them and, despite being dirt cheap, they perform surprisingly well and I am happy with them. Routing is kinda shit, though, but for und

A lifetime deal for any non-negligible resource (i.e. pretty much anything except dirt-cheap shared hosting) is typically only feasible as a sort of investment into a new host. Like buying stocks in a

internet, simply blocking domains (and possible cheap TLDs in future because of "unsafe"?). This is how it started with SSL enforcement by Chrome, when to this day not all websites

I really hope that upcoming Chinese DRAM manufacturers like CXMT will use this opportunity to flood the Western market with cheap(er) RAM. I'd love to see Micron / Hynix / Samsung wet their pants when

can we start low end semiconductors and do cheap ram because at this rate im gonna crash out fr @jbiloh any thoughts on funding my project

Amsterdam has a lot of cheap exchanges, but AMS-IX isn't really one of them.