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(Quote) As per @ahnlak's comment, this would be a terrible client. If they're like that during the evening of a public holiday, they're going to expect you to answer the phone any time of the day. Unless you can charge them a rate hig…
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(Quote) It's not quite exactly what you're asking, but what I'm doing that seems to work well for me is I have certbot running on a VM on one of my dedis. All of my various web endpoints forward any /.well-known to the certbot VM (exc…
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(Quote) In your role as acting as their accountants, you could just say that they can probably get a much cheaper deal elsewhere. However, taking that business yourself could very well be seen as being a conflict of interest, and if you can't e…
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(Quote) No experience of these, but I have the Ultra 5 125H from the previous generation. Everything I watched on youtube around the series 2 were released suggested they were intended to have less performance than the series 1, but more efficient …
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(Quote) I notice that Claw's ToS say that only outgoing bandwidth is counted. While you still might get DDoS'd if you drop those incoming packets rather than rejecting then at least you won't be eating up your bandwidth allowance. You…
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(Quote) Bit of a late reply, but just noticed it because of the bumps today. Given how low your requirements are, you might want to look at just getting a cheap VM from anyone and using haproxy to forward HTTP/HTTPS/random TCP to the VMs, or if not…
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Fiberstate Ryzen 7 5700 # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v2025-01-01 ## https://github.com/masonr/yet-another-bench-script ## ## ## …
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(Quote) I'm not in China, so I can't say for certain, but ping.se has 100% for China Telecom, Aliyun and the SH Huawei and Tencent. The BJ and Guiyang Huawei seems ok though. The routes that do work though are 200-250ms. Compared to e.g. …
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(Quote) He is alive: https://lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/204038/#Comment_204038
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ClawCloud, Tokyo, $7/y First YABS, forgot to change from GB6 which failed due to RAM: # ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## ## Yet-Another-Bench-Script ## v2025-01-01 …
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(Quote) Actually, there doesn't need to be a ponzi scheme. If the company invests the money in an S&P ETF, they would earn enough to cover the annual $10 fee for 99 years. They could likely afford to keep providing the service ad infinitum.…
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(Quote) Yeah, I won't really know for sure until I next visit, which won't be for a couple of months, and even then my tests will be limited to tests using hotel wifi in whichever places I happen to stay in. Testing from my phone is useles…
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(Quote) I think they probably are resold Aliyun instances as they have 10.0.0.0 addresses on the instance and the external IP is rewritten on the way in/out.
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(Quote) I used ping.pe, here are my results for APAC: (Image)
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ClawCloud HK (China optimised) $4.2/m YABS: (Spoiler)
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(Quote) Just for avoidance of doubt, I wasn't in any way complaining. The "RIGGED!" thing has become a massive meme this year on OGF and some people (and definitely me) would often add silly hyperbolic comments about how it was more r…
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(Quote) More rigged than the hammiest of radio enthusiasts. PS is this how the discount codes are being dished out? I was honestly a bit confused by that chart and stuff... Because it seems like only 3 things will have discount codes but every line…
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(Quote) Why do you specify the specific type of chip, one that is already several years past it's EOL. I doubt these chips will be economically viable to run compared to "current gen" chips in another 10-20 years time, and I don'…
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(Quote) Ah fair enough, I run my own nameservers, so I only use the UI to renew and set the primary nameservers / glue records. You have reminded me that looking at DNSSEC was on my TODO list years ago, and I've still not looked at it yet.
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(Quote) What's wrong with it? I finally moved there from Joker about 3 years ago because of price, and while I haven't particularly kept an eye on the prices, it feels like they've only been going up roughly in line with ICANN price r…
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As for how @imok got the better server at the higher price, I think I can guess! Even though the Advent Calendar only mentioned the 6 core version, there was a link at the bottom of the text that took you to the bigger one and a similar discount ha…
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(Quote) It might be worth checking what transactions are actually in the bank before you start paying anything back. My phone alerted me to the refunds last week a day after the email came saying they'd be paid, but I was busy and didn't …
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(Quote) Of course, the calculation isn't actually this simple, because the annual price would increase with inflation each year.
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(Quote) With that same calculator, any interest above 3% would result in spare money in the account even if no deadpooling for 99 years. 3% is easily achievable for savings. With an interest rate of 8% (a low-ball of the average for the S&P) th…
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Every VPS product they sell (as far as I could tell, maybe I missed one) only has IPv6 and NAT with a handful of ports forwarded. They don't even mention providing a reverse proxy, which massively limits it usefulness. Also a company with NAT …
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(Quote) Bit sus if you ask me... (Quote)
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(Quote) Please add me to the draw for the promocodes, if that's how you're deciding. Thanks.
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(Quote) Actually, I can put my finger on exactly what the source of confusion is - it's that he think it's fine to say "we" in a company context to include things "he" has done outside of the company context. As I tried…
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(Quote) I don't have to answer your questions. I voluntarily gave up my free time to give you feedback, and now thoroughly regret it, because I really don't want an argument. I don't have to justify why those things are red flags to m…
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(Quote) No, I lost interest because you clearly didn't actually bother to read my reply.
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Whatever dude, I don't care anymore.
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I previously said I wasn't going to waste any more time justifying my feedback, so I'm actually reticent to reply, but you seem to have again missed the main point. When used by a company, the word "we" is understood by most nati…
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It sounds like you only wanted feedback that was positive. I was just telling you the things about your site that would cause me to not want to buy any services from you. It's pointless arguing with me here that I got it wrong, because that doe…
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There's no information about your company, not even what country you're based in, which means potential customers can't conduct even superficial due diligence on you before spending potentially lots of money, nor do you seem to provid…
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(Quote) Some people are so new to this that they don't realise how uneventful apt-get dist-upgrade is...
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(Quote) Think of those millions, dude! :D
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(Quote) The website (nor the text in OP) says whether these are dedicated cores, or if shared what the acceptable use is. The AUP doesn't mention CPU at all, and the TOS is all in German. The obvious thing of clicking on one of the packages to …
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Are you sure that a reverse proxy is even what you actually want? For your use case, it sounds like these websites are all for personal use. If so, you might be better setting up your Vultr node as a private VPN that uses wireguard between you and …