VirMach
VirMach
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(Quote) Why did I add this? (Image) Okay let me catch up on all the above first.
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(Quote) (Image) This is my interpretation of this, if there's any disagreements speak now and I'll consider it. We specifically stated that Kris's wheel does not count and it's only for reference, so the last person that spun this second riskie…
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(Quote) This is risky. I wouldn't recommend it unless you understand.
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(Quote) (Image) (Quote) I've decided to do it anyway on these but I understand some people may not want to see what they would have gotten, so I'll use spoiler tags when it's rejected. It's mainly done just to keep track of everything and not have…
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(Quote) I didn't notice you had two in the same order, so since I wasn't careful, I'll let you decide. Do you want to keep the spins as if they were done for the entire order, or do you want a second set of spins for the 2nd service? Okay you alrea…
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I think I took too long to post my second wheel, everyone went away.
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(Quote) If there are price changes in the future, refer to what I've said about price changes in the past. We haven't done them, I don't know if they will be happening. The only thing I can say though is that it will definitely NOT be based on what …
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(Quote) (Image) Quote and confirm if you want the second wheel.
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(Quote) It's the same, you get to just spin an additional wheel now if desired.
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(Quote) If someone notices an issue with this wheel let me know, the wheel I'm spinning is in the screenshot, I don't know if I made a mistake or not, but all results still stand if you chose to spin it and it had some error. Okay I need to center …
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(Quote) Hold up I'm not trying to screw you over. Right now the odds are all wrong, if they're added together for just memory that means if you spun the wheel forever, then the average plan you get would be 486MB memory which was not intended. It wa…
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Okay here's how it'll work for early rolls. Instead of picking a number, you get a wheel spin. Otherwise if it's mapped to numbers then we'd have to keep shuffling them and it won't work. Your decision if you want to wait until the end and pick a nu…
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You know what, for this one I'm just going to reveal the mystery ahead of time. Since it already involves risk and you still won't know what you're really getting, just so we're on the same page here. This is our version of a real Mystery Box this y…
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(Quote) Confirming you want to participate and understand the risks, posting your order number here to maybe get double bandwidth, maybe something a lot worse or a lot better. I'd recommend waiting to hear what it is before posting your order number…
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Candle 7 is live. This one requires participation if you want a mystery.
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Day 6 has been placed out of stock. (Quote) This means 1x $18.88 service turns into 2x $9.44 services. (Quote) We're going by the traditional "days" roughly (or trying to) for Hannukah, which is from sundown. Therefore last day ends up k…
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(Quote) Okay for yours I'm going to reveal some of the procedure that occurred in the background for all of these. Could be fun. You landed on ATLZ032 which got your RAM changed to 2560MB and your CPU changed to 2. Then I go through your account an…
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(Quote) We pay a lot for the network with FLEX. It's the datacenter's blend. Previously when we were with Dedipath, they mixed in a single carrier into it to save money. I haven't really looked into it but I assume they're either expensive because o…
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Day 4 Mysteries given out. Reminder, there's four left for day three still.
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I was going to describe everything and exactly how it went down but I've decided against it as it's better people don't see what happened behind the scenes, what they could have got but didn't, and so on. Just know that the process was very complica…
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Day 4 mysteries almost done.
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(Quote) If there was a Tokyo order, then it was missed because I wasn't expecting an order in Tokyo. Okay, I've located your order. You're the only person who ordered it there. Sorry about that. I've based this on future nodes for Tokyo (it benefits…
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(Quote) That's this one: (Quote) Names provided are the names that will appear on service page and not SolusVM. Okay I'm updating the friendly names on SolusVM to reduce the confusion.
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(Quote) So far we've confirmed if your company's worth less than 1B, it's expected to generalize location names, and if it's 30B to 3 trillion, it's more likely they'll list the exact city name. Anyway, it's good that we list the address of every d…
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(Quote) If more than one location is listed in any way, the one that's accurate is the location you selected when making the purchase, assuming some migration/other notice wasn't sent out at a later time.
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(Quote) It should've got two things. Like 55GB disk and 5TB bandwidth or whatever else if not bandwidth.
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(Quote) Extra on top of day 5 mystery for anyone who ordered day 4/5.
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(Quote) @user123, that's an interesting discovery—funny how hosting setups can lead to some unexpected geography lessons! And just to address something upfront: earlier, we did use AI assistance for some responses, but this one is 100% me. I’m here …
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(Quote) @localhost, I get where you're coming from, and I want to assure you that we're not just throwing out generic responses here. If something feels off or like it missed the mark, let me know—I’m happy to dive deeper or clarify anything. The go…
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(Quote) (Spoiler) Unfortunately, this reflects a broader issue in the industry where naming conventions prioritize marketing appeal over geographic accuracy. It's not unique to San Jose—many providers use the name of a major city or region for con…
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(Quote) Based on the discussion, here's the answer to @cybertech's question: San Jose is often not exactly "San Jose" when it comes to data center locations. For example: * @VirMach clarified that their San Jose data center (SJC3) is act…
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(Quote) Here’s a summary of the discussion among the forum users: Key Themes: "NYC Metro" Terminology Debate: * @ususk questioned the validity of calling Secaucus, NJ part of the "NYC Metro" area, asserting it's either NYC or …
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(Quote) Without any context it's funnier. Like woah calm down I was just trying to provide an update on PHXZ004.
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Day 3's are done outside of the four I have to wait/re-evaluate later. For reference, just so you know in case you're one of these: (Quote) Don't worry you're on a spreadsheet and I won't forget about you. Day 4/5 have gotten their day 5 prizes. W…
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(Quote) We're in SJC3 Evocative. That name is given by Evocative, it's in Santa Clara. Add another provider to your naughty list.
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(Quote) You linked two different datacenters. New York City 1 is their Staten Island. JFK1 is their Newark. Here. https://www.datacenters.com/hivelocity-jfk1-newark-nj I can't find it on their website outside their LG. Maybe it's a location they'r…
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(Quote) We're moving the goalpost all the way to another datacenter to win an argument? By the way, you have no problem with them calling it JFK1 when it's in Newark? Please tag them and ask them to change the name to EWR1. They're naming it after …
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(Quote) Did you miss the rest of my reply? That was a ping comparison. To the closest edge location (well not closest edge to Staten Island, but then we wouldn't be comparing anything, it'd just be the closest location to each respective datacenter,…