Harambe
Harambe
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(Quote) Private trackers shouldn't cause any problems.
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Swap your DNS to use these resolvers - https://nat64.net/ They take IPv4-only hostnames and proxy the traffic through a public NAT64 gateway. It's slower than a direct connection but gives you enough v4 connectivity to do most stuff.
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Yes, 1 big thread. Could also make a "YOLO Offers" section that providers can post in and then you can shut down that whole category after it's done.
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If you want someone to blame for the storage changes at Google, go yell at the r/datahoarder crowd for tossing 100s of terabytes or petabytes on cheap G Suite accounts. At a certain point it just gets out of hand and Google can't eat the costs and h…
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I'd double check what Fran pointed out, make sure the DA directory matches up with where the restore put the files. Default path in DA for subdomain would be: /domains/yourdomain.com/public_html/yoursubdomainfolder Second option would be to delete …
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(Quote) Nope. I just need my servers to keep brrr'ing along at a reasonable speed. If I have new hardware then I obviously need the newer kernel, but that doesn't happen often.
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(Quote) I'm getting old, I just want stuff to work man.. lol. Stability is more important than new features in 95% of stuff I do, just give me a nice foundation with security updates and I can sleep well.
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I think CloudLinux community edition will probably get the most market share in the hosting world, considering that's their primary focus and it'll be easy for DA/cPanel/etc to sign off on it as an approved OS. I'll personally be sticking with Debi…
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(Quote) You used to be able to get them for basically nothing when ARIN still had IPv4 addresses :joy: Just gotta pay the yearly service fees which is based on how many IPs you have.
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(Quote) StunningAndBrave-width
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(Quote) CC was/is sitting on a mountain of spam listed v4 addresses - so Virmach using it for cheap VMs actually helps clean it up long term. There's a lot of cheap v4 floating around right now since covid screwed up a lot of the cheap vps/proxy/vp…
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Good way for them to raise some money I guess? I wouldn't touch it at that pricing, but I'm sure they'll convince a few folks. Between Tor, a cheap annual/"lifetime" VPN deal, and a $15-20/yr VPS running wireguard - i'm covered in every s…
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(Quote) You misspelled "broke", lol. Adding a /28 in some places I colo would cost more than the colo itself. (Quote) If we're going to throw out a couple decades of work for a new addressing standard (and even more delays, unsupported ha…
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(Quote) Coming up on a decade since World IPv6 launch day and we've run out of v4 address space. I like direct connecting to things and not stuffing them behind NAT, reverse proxies, port forwarding, etc - or paying out the ass for additional v4 ($2…
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(Quote) > There's a time and place for it, for sure. If you're blocking regular attacks, then that's worth using to minimize downtime and whatever outages CF have are much lower than what you'd face without that protection. I won't hold it again…
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Lack of v6 is killing me in 2020...
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(Quote) It lists them all at the bottom. I don't know what applications you're running and if they could be optimized, if they can't then you need more hardware.
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I run MySQLTuner and other similar scripts to get an idea of where the slowdown may be, turn on the slow query log and tail that for a bit when the box is under load, then inevitably I have to yell at our developers to optimize their shit. I'm not …
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Always with the top-up credit offers... if a host does it too often it's obvious that they're hurting for money.
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(Quote) There is ProxCP from the Vapornode (? I think) dude, haven't played with it yet - but would hope it works a bit better than the WHMCS plugins https://proxcp.com/tour - comes in more around Solus/Virtualizor pricing and has an owned/unlimited…
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(Quote) +1 - I wish more providers offered affordable daily or even weekly snapshots. Would save me a ton of downtime/hassle if a restore was needed. Get running again and only have a few things to sync over vs. full rebuild. BuyVM launched backups…
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(Quote) You generally want a server with a good connection to where you'll use it most often. That's going to be your main bottleneck. So if you have a good connection to Germany then go with a provider around there. The other thing to note if you'…
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Almost forgot about them, newer host but good service the last 2-ish months I've had a VM with them. https://aliendata.com/ - $1.50/m - Houston, TX
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https://www.virtua.host/vps-cloud-servers - 1.75 Eur/m Already mentioned them on the other forum today, promise I'm not shilling - just keep finding relevant threads :joy: Annual billing is always going to be a better deal because you're not eatin…
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Porkbun running .com's at $4.15 first year ($8.56 renewal), think the limit is 3 per person. And $3.90 .net's (also a limit of 3). Free whois privacy on those as well.
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(Quote) My guess: it's going away. I'm sure they've run the numbers on how many people actually use Bootcamp and it's some tiny percentage that they're not too concerned about. Hopefully the final MacOS release with Intel support is quite a few yea…
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I'm excited to see what happens when they scale up their custom silicon. The iPad Pro silicon is already pretty killer in terms of performance to power usage. I think the A12z in current iPad Pro is like 8 cores @ 2.5GHz, and 8 GPU cores. I think t…
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(Quote) Well if you want one for OpenVPN/Wireguard script testing I'll pay for it if @serverian is cool doing the transfer.
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(Quote) Key word: HE tunnel
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Give it a week or two for everyone to let their VMs idle and not run 20 benches at the same time, speeds will be looking even better then :wink:
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Welcome back @serverian - saw my old 512 plan got a bump as well :smile: Had that thing since 2014
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(Quote) Backup server's about to commit suicide with 2 gunshots to the back of the head.