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That's not "super cheap", super would be sub-$10, which are indeed a rarity.

Thanked by (1)AlwaysSkint
> [@somik said](/discussion/7710/super-cheap-dedicated-servers): Please ignore all atom or x86 processors as well as ARM processors

If not x86 nor ARM, do you only require RISC-V?

Thanked by (2)yoursunny wankel
What a scam poll.

Thanked by (4)Ympker Neoon Mumbly Shot²
For comparison, you can expect the D1 to be about 25-50% faster than **the first Raspberry Pi (2011)**.
It is properly 64-bit, so certain tasks like encryption, multimedia and such will benefi…

Thanked by (1)Micronode
> @treesmokah said:
> People like You are the problem. People like You make this world shit.

If you're way too thick to see my emoticon in that message or the words like "…

Thanked by (2)bikegremlin treesmokah
Absolutely. Doing that for many years now, never looked back. I can just edit my zone files and push an update, rather than having to log in to some clunky web interface, which will BS and hassle me …

Thanked by (5)fluttershy Talistech root quicksilver03 AlwaysSkint
In my experience "rclone mount" works better than sshfs, even for ssh itself. Enabled local caching and can watch 1080p video files from the mount point, with a 80ms ping. Or if you have a low ping (…

Thanked by (2)rogertheshrubb3r FrankZ
Likely a bad idea to do Folding@home stuff on a VPS, you could get terminated for CPU abuse. And it's not a huge amount of CPU anyway, and not comparable to what GPUs can do which excel at those proj…

Thanked by (1)Ympker
I miss good old WoSign, 2-year wildcard certs for free!
Or was it multi-domain but not wildcard, I don't remember.

Thanked by (3)Falzo someTom titus
> [@ralf said](/discussion/comment/123573/#Comment_123573): He also says this is mostly the case for gaming workloads, but for compute heavy stuff, e.g. render farms, performance on the higher-spe…

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Doesn't anyone watch Linus? X-versions are trash, non-X run literally twice cooler and less power consumption, for 4% less performance.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CTiRNnSg0jA

Thanked by (2)sh97 ralf
> @IAmNix said:
>
> Yeah, I am sad I wasted my time researching webseeds now.

Hey, now you became more educated than before, surely might use the knowledge else…

Thanked by (1)bikegremlin
Make a torrent and upload it to a forum that is popular in your country. If it's nothing highly illegal, you can seed the initial copy from your home connection. And if it's in any demand, afterwards…

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> [@Mason said](/discussion/comment/101330/#Comment_101330): Get a VPN provider that also provides a SOCKS5 proxy.

UDP can get tricky via a proxy: https://github.com/qbittorrent/qBi…

Thanked by (3)skorous pikachu Mason
> [@debaser said](/discussion/comment/86767/#Comment_86767): mooching domains with this promo, with probably zero intention of renewing it afterwards are scum though

Pretty sure the…

Thanked by (2)craigb AlwaysSkint
I will share someone else's low-end lifestyle instead, nice and enjoyable to watch:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WARSyeaYL4E

Or this guy, taking it to the extreme, but also i…

Thanked by (1)chimichurri
> Why bother journaling /tmp & /backup, for example

/tmp is best mounted as 'tmpfs' anyway. As for backup, I would very much care for my backups to not become corrupted or lost …

Thanked by (1)quicksilver03
> Journaling cannot be disabled. This may result in shortened lifespan on SSDs

It is hard to reply to this without some sort of insult or mental health suspicion directed at anyone …

Thanked by (3)quicksilver03 pikachu AlwaysSkint
In any case, if still not recovered, contact support (you see both E-Mails on the screenshot), they are very responsive.

Thanked by (1)bdl
Check out https://www.globaltraceroute.com/

Thanked by (1)chimichurri
Depends on what you actually want from it, DokuWiki might also be worth considering. It has a blog plugin too.

Thanked by (1)Amitz
@yoursunny Yes I have found that it will not work on some ISPs, but never got details why.
You should contact the developer with these findings: https://github.com/DanielAdolfsson/ndppd/issues

Thanked by (1)AaronSS
If it's a RAID1, you should cache it with a RAID1 of SSDs as well, else a failure of the single SSD will cause data loss.
Unless you use it in the write-through mode, which will not deliver ne…

Thanked by (1)Abdullah
> Anyone wants to shed any light on this?

`ip -6 route` might.

Thanked by (1)flips
@yoursunny
Using VXLAN is a bit of an overkill. It will work, but since it's an L2 tunnel, it will reduce your MTU by way too much.
Also it uses some space in the header for its own ne…

Thanked by (1)yoursunny
> @dosai said:
> Scaleway only mentions €0.0025 per hour and not monthly billing, I wonder why.

Because that's their new thing, monthly billing is gone, it's all hourly no…

Thanked by (1)dosai
> The SSD was an extra €5.00 (€2.50 discounted)

The coupon did not discount the SSD add-on. It was for 7.49 if you choose the SSD. However strangely enough it did apply to the added…

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> networking changes on their end

Could be helpful to know what were the changes, for @Neoon (and others) to ask for at other upstream providers.

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