@DeluxHost Thank you for responding here and explaining the current situation. But I hope you understand your customers, who don't care about the reasons behind what's happening because they care abou

But hey, in this market there is always a competitor doing it for less. A company that size, I'm sure they weighed options and have some sort of goal in mind that after many meetings decided could onl

Had that situation with a friend who had to go the legal way. His 299 washing machine broke down after exactly 2 years. The company said "too bad, cheap machine, expected life is 2 years&

* Praying for AI bubble went bust without survivor so LET hosts could purchase it at cheap prices *

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If, before buying a washing machine, I see that the manufacturer calmly gives it a 5-year full service guarantee, I know that this machine will last me at least 5 years. If I buy a cheap washing machi

DigitalOcean, Vultr or Linode all make sense, although not cheap - but no steep price increases too.

The only cheap provider I know of in South Africa is PhotonVPS from Psychz

55€ for a rusty i7... sure. I'm not much of an OVH fan but it's just a no-brainer at this point and for everything else Hetzner has become pretty exchangeable. Their LET reputation stems mostly from t

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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?

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.

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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