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Username: flips
Joined: November 2019
Visits: 6,489
Last Active: January 9
Roles: Member, OG
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Congrats! Looking up 9n, it seems it's the name of a hair dye/color :grin:

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> @vyas said:
> > @FrankZ said:
> > <center>
> > ##Hey buddy can you spare $7 ?
> > ![](https://c.tenor.com/UPrhVQ3WFPgAAAAM/spare-change.…

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2: $11

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> @Chievo said:
> Happy ny

Happy New York! 😜

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Debian + i3

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Does BIN mean minimum? Or is it the Buy Now option? (Not being native English speaker, I thought a bin was a trash can.) :lol:

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> @Ympker said:
> 256GB, quite the low end resources :tongue:

Oh, MB, not GB :lol: but KVM with IPv4 and quite nice 2 vcpu, npt bad for $3 :grin:

Thanked by (3)Ympker AuroraZero Not_Oles
> @WSS said:
> What's the lowest spec hardware you've actually tried to run BSD on so far? Virmach gave away a free for life 64 MB service during Easter that I ran OpenBSD on for several…

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> @Not_Oles said:
> > @FrankZ said:
> > Probably old.
> Definitely old! Happy PostBF! 🌄

In a way I could say I'm not old, only half way to 100, …

Thanked by (3)skorous FrankZ Not_Oles
Hm, seems I've been away for a bit, would anyone care to summarize the last 26 pages of the pit? (Well, actually, don't ...) 😝

Thanked by (1)Chievo
Hi everyone 🖖
I haven't been active in a while, and might still be a bit too busy to hang around too much.

Also wanted to leave some praise for @hosthatch ... I seem to recall s…

Thanked by (4)hosthatch Not_Oles Ympker skorous
Got a new home server, Asus PN53, Ryzen 7 7735H
2 x 4096 GB Kingston KC3000 NVMe in RAID1
Debian 12, 6.1 kernel

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So it seems, " Dronten, Flevoland" :) :+1:

Yabs:
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> [@gleert said](/discussion/comment/166693/#Comment_166693): Location: Dronten, The Netherlands

So, KVM-NVME-4GB-NY24 is still the NL, not New York? :)

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Sad to hear you get tons of tickets, @gleert ... The regular BF deals are great, no need to complain <3 :smiley: Still happy with my previous similar VPS, though, on the fence considering upgradi…

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> @gleert said:
> **Check out our NL super fast pure NVMe VMs**
> Coupon code: **XDJ9G17BH4**
> 1 vCore - 2GB Ram - 50GB NVMe Disk - 5TB BW - 16 €/year (+vat if appli…

Thanked by (1)gleert
Seems [LiveCanvas](https://livecanvas.com/) have their BF sales! I got their Lifetime deal earlier ... :)

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Got another Inception VPS, thanks Anthony! :smiley:
Seems Frankfurt was even better from my location than the NL location.
Only thing that would be really cool, was if you guys added s…

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> @CamoYoshi said:
> My Debian upgrade snippet is always:
>
> `apt update ; apt upgrade ; apt dist-upgrade ; apt autoremove ; apt autoclean`
>
>…

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I had like 3 GB of journal data in a couple of my Debian VPSes, so I ran `journalctl --vacuum-time=2d`.
(Also possible: `--vacuum-size=100M` etc ...)

Thanked by (3)someTom Not_Oles FrankZ
> [@Hostaris said](/discussion/6093/4th-july-2gb-1c-20gb-2-month-5950x-vps-in-uk-and-germany-b-w-1gbps-50-off): Hello LET,

LES is more, I feel LET down ... :p

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ApisCP

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Seems both Hetrix and BetterUptime doesn't receive any heartbeat from my VM's in Amsterdam and Frankfurt ...

Thanked by (2)titus FrankZ
Try a different Terminal emulator?

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This list is quite good:
https://github.com/awesome-selfhosted/awesome-selfhosted

(I think it's been shared here before, maybe.) B)

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https://youtu.be/kwz-Md6OoyA

Thanked by (2)ralf shallow
For Lighty I found Dehydrated easy to use to add a hook/script to generate the pem and reload the web server ... :)

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I guess you would also add a step for autoupdating the .pem, tied into letsencrypt setup ... (Unless I missed that when reading through) :)

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Huh, if I didn't read about it here, I wouldn't have known. Seems like I'm using ~19 GB, though ...

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@FrankZ Yes, caught me by surprise, as I got the same reply previously ... :#

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