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They have buckets of them at some stores in the US. If you can find a microcenter they are bountiful but hard to find a microcenter

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Raspberry pi is my only exporsure to developing on ARM

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yeah i think energy usage is a big standout for them too

Oh yes. I have heard theya rent supposed to be for anything major, but they are good for smaller projects.

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Guess you might want to change this in your profile:

It's good to test in both browser engines

I don't expect them to do more, I just record what I can do myself.

Our current infra partner is fantastic but ordering new hardware takes ages and is too large an operational risk for me to ignore so if anyone wants to discuss taking our business:

According to Arne's other companies and which scheme they followed: Try to sell stuff and then close the company.

We consider to have a good support and fast, specially in Moldova Timezone. We offer a good support. We allow VPN services in our VPS.

You're talking about disconnects within your VPN, so basically from your computer to the "endpoint" of your VPN. And the MTRs you're sending look like coming from those endpoints. Ev

I'd imagine most ISPs outright own their IP space and it's not a cost that increases over time. They're likely just paying fees to ARIN or RIPE or whoever the organization is that oversees issuing spa

They’ve obviously sunk a ton of money leasing space and transit across the globe, on top of hardware purchases. Connectivity/transit is their main business apparently, but they don’t seem to have any

I went through a similar research, though my own DNS service is on a much smaller scale. You may want to investigate X4B Anycast IPs https://www.x4b.net/protection/prices with GRE tunnels https://www.