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https://www.helpdeskz.com/ could probably be made to do what you describe with not to much work. It's clean, fast and easy and not as bloated as most other helpdesks. There seems to be limited activity on the github so it could be abandoned, or it …
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(Quote) Personally I use panels for testing. I'm not really a webdeveloper per se but my customers often asks me for help with websites etc. What I then like to do is spin up a copy of their website, find a solution and make sure it works as intende…
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The poll should be multiple choice, I use both Open- and FreeBSD regularly.
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(Quote) I would not compare any of the before mentioned to @mikho. He sold low performance vps's (like 256MB NAT machines) for the same amount of money that some of the deadpools sell 4G/2C with dedicated ip4. There is a big difference there.
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(Quote) I use an EliteDesk 800 G6 at my homeoffice, had it for 3 or 4 years I think and never had any problems. Fast, quiet, just works all the time. It's running Windows 10 and it's on 24/7, never had to reboot unless installing updates.
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It works fine for me with the latest Firefox, as well as Chrome. Do you have any kind of adblock plugin installed? That has bitten me a few times, never with Hosthatch though.
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(Quote) This. All of this! This post should be pinned on the first page or something, at the very least saved somewhere so we simply can direct all the "how do I start a hosting" there.
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(Quote) https://search.ponyhost.xyz/, but don't bother, it's a mess.
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(Quote) I can see two reasons. The first is legal, the names were not part of the deal and are still owned by Epik. Second is reputation, I think Terrahost underestimated the kind of smell that would come with being associated with Epik/Monster. An…
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Gigahost is a newly started company with Andreas Melsom Haakonsen as board member. He is also the owner of Melsom Holding, an investment company that owns 35% of the shares in Gigahost. That's the same Andreas Melsom Haakonsen that's been the direct…
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(Quote) I literally explained it in the post you quoted.
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I really like he.net, but it does bother me that they are not more resilient. I mean, my personal domains that are absolutely non-critical have 6 authoritative servers under 3 different tld's. It costs absolute peanuts and is so easy to setup.
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ASN in this case is Alcatel Submarine Networks, not Autonomous System Number. ASN sells and services subsea cables. https://www.asn.com/
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LibreNMS is pretty good, I have customers that use it to keep track on environments with 5k+ switches. In cases like that it naturally requires some hardware, I think one of them runs it distributed on 8 or 10 dedicated nodes. Good enough API to aut…
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(Quote) Yes I understand that, but it's a text based application, why do screenshots when you could have just copied the text and pasted it into the page at github? I think github has enough formatting options to make it look good.
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Is it really necessary to have a bunch of screenshots to show a cli application? Wouldn't it be much easier to just use text directly at github?
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One of the individuals that seems to be involved in buying Hostaris dropped a few interesting comments on discord. (Quote) Seems to be someone already in the bare metal industry that bought it to get into vps.
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(Quote) Depends on where you look. Lowend, yes, many providers still treat ipv6 like an add-on "best effort" kind of service. Some, but not all. There are some serious providers even in the lowend market, and more and more providers seems …
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It's a good offer but if its in Germany, then no. Totally saturated market, there are plenty of providers there already. Also, you mean "1TB @ 1Gbps", not "1Gbps @ 1TB". :smile:
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(Quote) When I started with Linux ipv6 was not even a thing. (Quote) Absolutely correct, I have never questioned that. Believe me, I've been in the hosting industry for over 30 years, I know very well that idiots complain. The question is, should w…
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(Quote) The average joe does not even know if he runs ipv6 or ip4 and he does not care as long as his phone shows the daily facetube videos or tiktoks or whatever. People that rent servers are usually way above the average joe when it comes to techn…
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(Quote) Some of them already do. (Quote) Or, you target customers that know what they are doing and understand what they are buying. I've been running ipv6 only for over a decade and have 30+ vps's with ipv6 only, I cant remember ever opening a tic…
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(Quote) Well, less features and less customizable is surprisingly often a pro, not a con. Why pay for features that you don't want and never will use? I would not call it "good enough", I would actually say it's better for a lot of people.…
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(Quote) I guess it depends on your definition of 'better'. I have lot of customers say that they like DA because it gets the job done quick and easy. The job from their point of view is getting a wordpress up and running and then never touch it agai…
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(Quote) Since they are storage servers I use them for storage. Nextcloud runs on the frontends. There is a reason why they separate storage vm's and compute vm's, they do different things. What kind of server are you trying to run Nextcloud on? Mos…
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For cheap storage I would look at Servarica, Crunchbits or HostHatch. I have storage servers with all of them and they are all performing a lot better then what you would expect for the price.
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(Quote) So "initial release" for Linux is 0.02 but for FreeBSD it's 1.0. You have to love wikipedia sometimes. :smile: