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jp loaded wait for hk
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(Quote) Smart move. With long peak periods, shared CPU will absolutely kill your IOPS and neighbor relations. HostHatch (JP): Definitely look into their dedicated/VDS promos. They are one of the few high-CP providers that actually let you burn a co…
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(Quote) Clear on the 'best' trap. Here’s the high-CP spread right now: JP (Hostdizer / HostHatch): The absolute benchmark for hardware and bandwidth bang-for-your-buck. Hostdizer crushes the GB-per-dollar ratio for high traffic, while Hos…
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Singapore node is solid. Any plans for HK/TW/JP/KR expansion soon? Bringing that '/24 internal network' magic to a North Asian PoP would be a game changer. First in line to migrate if you do. Roadmap hints? (Image)
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Just dropped the $3 minimum to lock in that lifetime static hosting layer—that's an absolute steal of a deal. The architecture here looks incredibly fun to mess with. Having a shared /24 private network spanning across all 12 locations with HA…
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(Quote) sorry bro my bad i'll wait for the jp
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(Quote) Hi is there any singapore node? hong kong ?
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(Quote) Thanks for the tokyo's updates
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(Quote) Agree with somik on OneProvider—they are a massive proxy reseller, and it's always a gamble whether the CPU match the invoice or the drive isn't already crying with 80k power-on hours. If you want something consistent around $25, …
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This is wild. Atlassian firing the literal architect of their core infrastructure while pulling in $1.79B tells you everything you need to know about modern corporate logic. On the bright side, that stack breakdown is an absolute masterclass. Using…
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Welcome to LES! Always good to see new European providers stepping into the community, especially with a focus on enterprise stability rather than just chasing the gaming crowd.
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The 'Name and Shame' policy is long overdue. If someone is bold enough to get an entire node suspended, they should be bold enough to have their details posted on LET. It's a shame it came to this, but protecting the reputation of th…
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In 2026, I didn't expect 'Government ID' to be the minimum system requirement for gaming. 😂 At this rate, buying a digital game will require more paperwork than buying a car. If the OS itself starts requiring age verification as som…
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Since we are on LES, why not self-host? If you have an idle storage VPS with decent uptime, running MinIO or SeaweedFS is a great way to have your own S3-compatible layer without the monthly subscription headache. For managed options outside the &#…
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Ten years ago they called it paranoia; in 2026, we call it basic operational security. The move away from German/EU infrastructure is looking more like a necessity than a choice now. When 'tax authorities' and 'intelligence agencies&…
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Looks like my Tokyo node decided to take the 'YOLO mode' a bit too literally today! 😂 It's currently unreachable. Since all help requests belong in this thread, I'm reporting it here. No rush, just wanted to flag it for the adm…
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I hear you on the WP bloat. If you still want a UI for editing but hate the database overhead, check out Grav. It’s a flat-file CMS, meaning no SQL database is required—everything is stored in Markdown files. If you don't mind a slightly heavi…
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Softmaker is okay, but as an OG, I’d suggest giving OnlyOffice a shot before committing. Its engine is built specifically for OOXML compatibility, so formatting retention is miles ahead of LibreOffice or Softmaker. Plus, since we are all server ner…
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(Quote) Moving to a flexible resource pool is a fantastic evolution for FreeVPS. It brings that 'Private Cloud' flexibility to the community, which is much more useful than static slices for those of us running multiple micro-services. 6 …
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(Quote) A built-in breathalyzer for sudo would actually save 90% of late-night rm -rf disasters. Maybe California is onto something here. 😂
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Good luck to the California government trying to enforce a KYC check on a headless Debian instance deployed via an API script. Politicians legislating technology is always an absolute comedy show. I can't wait for the new Linux kernel patch th…
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The contingency plan is an absolutely brilliant idea. Evaluating risks and worst-case scenarios is literally what I do all day for a living, and it's shockingly rare to see a host actually document what happens if their upstream provider pulls …
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Hello LES/FreeVPS team! Massive respect for keeping this amazing community project alive. I'm going with Option 2. I have just made a donation of €5.25 (which is over the $5 USD minimum) to the Horn of Africa Crisis project. I've attached…
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Voted for no redundancy (pay a little less). Rule number one of the LE world: RAID is not a backup. I've seen too many budget providers lose entire RAID arrays due to controller failures or user error. I'd much rather buy two cheap, non-…
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If MS Office compatibility is your main goal, you should really look into OnlyOffice before settling on Softmaker. Its entire core engine is built around OOXML (docx/xlsx), so the formatting retention is miles ahead of LibreOffice. The desktop edit…
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Well, this perfectly aligns with the NVMe/HDD discussion you posted the other day. The golden era of dirt-cheap, overpowered hardware is officially ending. Like I said before, it's time to dust off those optimization skills. The hosts that sur…
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If you are only using it for contacts and calendar sync (CardDAV/CalDAV), Nextcloud is a massive overkill. It's like buying a school bus just to commute to work alone. You might want to look into Baïkal or Radicale. They are incredibly lightwe…
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Voted Yes. Keeping the $7 section untouched preserves the original spirit of LES, which is crucial. But adding the $15 tier is a much-needed reality check for 2026. Hardware isn't getting any cheaper. Giving hosts a dedicated place to post su…
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Whichever one is responsible for buying up all the global NVMe stock and ruining the LE market for the rest of us. 😂 Jokes aside, mostly ChatGPT. It basically acts as my junior sysadmin intern. I ask it to write obscure iptables rules or Docker co…
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The AI market eating up the global NAND/NVMe supply is a harsh reality. To answer your question: I'd take the NVMe-cached HDD route in a heartbeat. The whole spirit of the 'LE' world is price first, specs second. If I have to pay dou…
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tokyo
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(Quote) 28 servers? You're basically running your own ISP at this point! The struggle of "good deals" is real.
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(Quote) Those 10th gen Intel chips are beasts for transcoding thanks to QuickSync. Eating Xeons for breakfast is no exaggeration! 15W idle is the dream.