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(Quote) @ext4
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(Quote) Ok I am glad I didn't make the wrong choice. I want less money to go to PayPal and more to my providers. Maybe when we have FatPal @FAT32 then we can do monthly.
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(Quote) Paying annual is definitely more cost effective for providers in terms of fees to PayPal right?
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(Quote) One rack? Give me a DC
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Exciting. Whose Black Friday is going to come early?
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(Quote) The best is definitely the upcoming LESbian
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(Quote) Don't scare the shit out of the cute dino!
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(Quote) Then you will have a lot of grief soon. Or discuss with @jar about your space requirements.
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(Quote) If cociu wins it is even more rigged.
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(Quote) @FAT32 are we having a lucky draw soon?
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(Quote) So if you pay annual, it's a one-time $0.40 or $0.50?
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(Quote) Stash that money away. There are more Thursdays to come.
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(Quote) Security by obscurity. I prefer to handle a few specialised plugins instead of a fat one like Jetpack.
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(Quote) Excommunication is proposed.
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(Quote) Mint, which is based on Ubuntu, which is based on Debian. A second derivative of Debian (using a calculus analogy). I think Mint is the best out of the box solution that can rival Windows and Mac in terms of driver support and a great GUI. …
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Probably difficult for suppliers to change an established model but I think providers should do the math and see if it is cost-effective to roll your own. Better performance (probably can have more boxes per node without sacrificing performance, thu…
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Yes, but WP has lots of advantages and I think it is hard not to use it. I just wonder if such plugins that do so many things at one time is inherently more prone to exploits simply because small plugins that do just one thing well have much less co…
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Thanks for the kind thoughts, everyone. From the replies, it appears that these solutions mainly mitigate the bandwidth part but probably not the CPU part for a VPS. I guess if they don't cost much in terms of system overheads can probably inst…
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I think AMD's ridiculous core and thread counts is a real game changer in terms of VPS performance for the low end market. Assuming that the probability of CPU abuse is generally constant, that radically increased thread counts (plus better com…
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(Quote) I prefer to stalk used Thinkpads to put Linux on. I have one right now that has a touch screen!
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Praying for my Windscribe to be sustainable. Worst case is always @Nyr's script.
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As an applied statistician, I will say that most things in life are probabilities. As long as the probability is low enough, we can deal with the exceptions on a case by case basis.
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No surprise for the popularity of debian here. Stable and easy to use. Because I started my servers with Debian, I went for a Debian derivative for desktop.
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(Quote) oh.. not sure if hardware drivers play well for newer devices
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(Quote) second this
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if it is for portability, a second hand laptop is a better idea (just change the battery)
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(Quote) I guess you are quite into the Pi? Maybe we can have a dedicated Pi thread in the Technical section for those who are interested in using the Pi for all kinds of things and you can provide some information resources for those who are interes…
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(Quote) Like DO or Linode where you can customize your instance, just that for resource pools, you have certain limits as @HostDoc explained but you also have a fixed price.
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You don't need to list arch. Their users will tell you they use arch without you asking them.
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Why do you want it? Because it is portable? Or touch screen?
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Maybe you can try this: https://www.monitorix.org/ Old school interface but definitely lightweight and can monitor unlimited servers.
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(Quote) It's been around near 10 years. From Debian wheezy I believe. Or maybe one version earlier.
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(Quote) Let's save it for the pigeon.
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(Quote) Isn't it the canary in the coal mine that tells you shit's gone bad?
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(Quote) They have quite a number to choose from. I have used netdata, matomo, wordpress, limesurvey, rainloop, dokuwiki plus some "custom" apps, which I use for hosting a couple of static HTML pages. What the custom app does is simply crea…
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(Quote) YunoHost is even better in my opinion, but that's more for a personal/small organization setup.