We've been contemplating putting our own collection of cranes.

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Take an offer. If I understood correctly, I can have all my emails(Gmail and Outlook) in one (own domain) and everything will arrive in my email hosted in namecrane and I will be able to use it on the

Providers keep their own margins. Too many low prices can cause bumps.

Yeah, a car really makes things easier in the US. In Sweden I never felt like I needed one day to day so I just rent whenever needed

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So wt is the route to becoming a small scale vps host, correct me if I am wrong:

We never built stallion out for that since keeping stock was always a pretty hard thing for us.

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By integrating your API into our marketplace, customers will be able to purchase your VPS directly through our platform without any action needed from you. We will manage support and distribution for

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If dedicated servers available for days, that will be cool as well. I think, some provide dedicated for days. Anyone know dedicated available for days rent?

If 999,999 out of every 1,000,000 connections to port 25 from a network are spam then yes it’s a good hit. Especially if I can whitelist that one exception. Customers are clearly sending me a message:

Since I have my own nas that doesn't use that much storage, and the 1C1G was initially enough for my testing, I didn't bother snagging this one for $20 because I felt it would be a waste. I usually ch

@layer7 Thanks for your measurements, quite interesting. Your assumptions also seem to be quite logical. Does the VM where you tested it use local or network storage?

I'm in mixed minds about this. In my country, it's trivial to get this information from the company number, but I don't publicly associate my name with my own company except to clients (BTW my company

you mean another page of deals so plebs like me can finally own a host_c service?