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(Quote) Actually, both of those statements are completely wrong. They do not have to show you any documents. Chances are they are even legally forbidden to do so. They do not have to give you time to remove anything, again, chances are they are lega…
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It seems like something you once signed up for and they are now ending their free plan, but where do they claim to be UptimeRobot? The site seems suspicious, I'll give you that, but it looks more like ordinary spam to me.
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(Quote) But who does that? I know people use Oracle free tier to run simple scripts, but other than that it must be extremely rare that people are paying premium providers to run simple scripts. (Quote) I have several customers that run with the bi…
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(Quote) I use all of them, but not for storing lists of ip's. :smile:
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I have o365 as well as some licenses for Office 2024, I also have Onlyoffice running in Nextcloud and probably some Libreoffice installed somewhere as well. Basically, I don't care since the level of work I do in office documents could probably be h…
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(Quote) The OpenAI Foundation owns 26%, Microsoft owns 27%, various employees and investors own 47%. The names of the members of the board is listed on the website. https://openai.com/our-structure/
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(Quote) It's something I've always said I will never do...but yes, that would do it.
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Cloudflare DNS management in a ssh client? What the frick? What's next, Excel is going to play videos and my browser will walk the dog?
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Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Singapore are all saturated, you would have to compete with price on a market with absolutely no margins at all with basically every provider in the world. Find a niche, some kind of feature people want or locations that ar…
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(Quote) I completely understand your point of view and I agree with all of it, but as always, every coin has two sides. I work a lot with customers that for one reason or another is obligated by law to adhere to certain policies and processes. It c…
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(Quote) That is true, but that is true about any provider. I would say the chances that a big player like Google do it without proper heads up are a lot smaller then the risk of a small player simply deadpooling or shutting down. (Quote) Not speaki…
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(Quote) Can only speak for myself, but my reasoning is this: I've worked with email my entire life. I have used Lotus Notes, qmail, postfix, sendmail, every version ever released of Exchange, point and click stuff on windows such as mDaemon and har…
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(Quote) I can not speak for third world countries as frankly they can not afford to hire me so I have never worked there. But then again, those countries should have limited impact on the global statistics. On the other hand, India (debatable if th…
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(Quote) I can assure you I'm not overlooking anything. Helping manufacturing/heavy industries, healthcare and governments modernize their networks have been part of my job for 10-15 years now. My experience is that running 15-20 year old firmware a…
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(Quote) Just out of curiosity, what kind of hardware you running that does not support ipv6?
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(Quote) I do not think hardware or software is a big problem, ipv6 has been supported by most vendors for decades. I do agree that operational inertia is a big problem, I would simple call it laziness.
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(Quote) All true. But the opposite is also true, if all ISP's said "Add ip4 for only $1 per year" we would have close to 100% ipv6 adoption within a year. It really is not up to the users, they do not know and they do not care. Trying to …
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(Quote) But with that logic, they didn't "adopt" ip4 either. I do not know your parents, but I'm guessing they have no idea if they run ip4 or ipv6, and they do not care either. And this is true for the vast majority of users, they do not…
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As many have mentioned already, RustDesk works. The only drawback is that it uses some sketchy ports so a lot of corporate firewalls blocks it.
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Every community has their own traditions. In the lowend community its black friday sale, summerhosts and yearly price hikes from WebPros. It just wouldnt be the same without it.
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(Quote) Oh fuck, that hit me like a shovel. When I think about it, every project or business I've ever ran started out as something completely different.
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(Quote) Not really, people looking to host a website with cp, malware or whatever will probably want to have connectivity over IP4, not only IPv6.
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Under traffic monitor, past tense of send should be sent, not "sended". Otherwise it looks really good.
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My guess is familiarity. Unless there is a deal breaker feature that forces your choice, just go with what you know. Most users would never be able to tell the difference anyway. I personally would rather buy a XEN vps from a person that have years…
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It does not matter what you do, you will never please everybody, so just support a few of the major distributions via templates and then let users upload their own isos if they want something else. Netboot as someone mentioned is a nice solution t…
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(Quote) I've used this for years, served me well. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/proxy-switcher-and-manage/onnfghpihccifgojkpnnncpagjcdbjod?hl=en
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Why would you run youtube over rdp? Would it not be more efficient to run the vps as a vpn server and connect trough that?
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(Quote) That's almost impossible to say since they usually just disappear into the new owner. To mention one example Inception Hosting was acquired by Clouvider. Clouvider exists and seems to do well but it's hard to say how much of that is from Inc…
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(Quote) I've had exactly the same kind of thoughts for years, but I guess it's kind of a catch 22 thing. If a lowend provider is stable, reliable, provide good value for money and still manages to make a profit, it kind of goes without saying that i…
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(Quote) If you make the list on some sort of wiki or similar where people can edit, I promise I will contribute. I've been working with monitoring since Nagios was called Netsaint and ran on Novell Netware, so I do have some experience. :smile:
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I really like the idea and appreciate the effort, but at the same time I think it will be extremely hard to get such a list even close to accurate. It's easy enough to list the more simple ones that basically do just a few standard checks, but when…