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Tbh I think “not being a good fit” and “trash provider” are two different things, and he meant the former. AWS for example provides datacenter-level redundancy, while most LE* providers provide disk l

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Honestly something that might be outside of the scope for this website but that I really want is a site that lists all current offers, with each variation possibility of each server as different serve

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Not bad 10GB Download speed

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