Shot²
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(Quote) need diks pisk??? :o
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Already too much cheapo offer with M247 (Virtono?), not the best reputation in town either.
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No problem at all over the last 5 years. The only drawback is their billing monthly rather than yearly - so 12x e-mail with invoice, instead of 1
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ionos.at then search for vps linux servers, size xs
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(Quote) Hmmm... Meh. Except for the 30GB SSD, it is still behind Ionos' (!) cheap VPS (1C/1G/10G/fair-use, peak 10Gbps, GB6 score 596/448, 1€/mth).
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Meppel NL: "Failed to contact Node, please try again later." trying to terminate a KVM instance ^^
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Kneecap their bandwidth?
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Always nice seeing exotic (ok, not quite so) locations, even if basement hosts on a shoestring. Good luck with your buttered uh battered toaster.
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Anyone has experience with "site.nl" (or their local variants, site.eu site.fr site.es etc.)? Looks like it's based in the Netherlands (registered as "Site BV"), they have a few interesting offers for domains. However the website…
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Russia
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(Quote) Sorry was replying to "_MS_", the quote went wrong Damn you MS your underscores fuck things up
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Wait till X.com buys them...
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(Quote) Porkbun is cheap, they used to be technically nice, but the features offered have been on a downslope, and there's no improvement in sight. No full-zone edition, a few records impossible to add through their tedious UI, dns management buggy …
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Let's also hope the upcoming domain thingy works well and is inexpensive a.f. The Meatbun was great once, now it's a full bag of Pigdung.
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Note that there are several "overlay" programs aiming at making nftables simple to configure and use, suitable for basic to modest needs. Even simpler than the good old iptables rules'n'chains. One such promising project is foomuuri, alrea…
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Ask Servarica - Montreal City (not OVH Firewood DC), quite inexpensive (especially special deals), works fine. @servarica_hani
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(Quote) That's adverteasing.
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For us IPv6 nerds (who manage IPv6 manually): should we power-off the server before or after opening a ticket? it's not clear in the mail. Is there a time limit? What happens if we don't open a ticket by then? Service cancelled?
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WhatCd ftw
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Since you push IPv6 automagically through Router Advertisements for most(?) customers, why not just simply provide the "new IPv6 settings" in the Control Panel (under "Assigned IPs"), for the few customers clever enough to manage…
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There's no one-size-fit-all solution when it comes to filesystems -- different user have different needs, different FSes have different pros/cons; one should always give some thought, rather than going for the purported "best" or "mos…
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(Quote) Same here... it's unlikely that any future 4TB deal might be cheaper than the 5TB special (~USD61/yr, with extra 2GB add-on). So I'll have to live with 1TB of /dev/sdb remaining unpartitioned and of no use (boo-hoo-hoo). :p
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Chiming in to commend @host_c After 6+ months with a Pioneer 5TB thingy (for my daily offsite backups), there's really nothing to bitch or complain about. Let's just hope it stays this way - happy customers' money flowing in, nasty-noisy neighbours…