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Updates are live, but repos are unable to handle the load. Crazy thing about the vulns is it impacts PHP itself, regardless of the script running on top of it. Gonna be a fun day. No config mitigation for one. The other has this: For installations…
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(Quote) Yeah, that isn't entirely surprising. If he's not getting any revenue (except I paid him $2.22 recently for a Miami VPS that amazingly still works), I can't imagine he's really able to afford the relatively large IP space…
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(Quote) Correct
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I know I'm always late to the party on these things, but on the shared side of things, VirMach no longer controls the IP my shared service was using. It's been down for months and now it's probably not coming back. What's frustr…
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(Quote) I second the use of AI to fix problems. If Meta researchers can use an OpenClaw agent to delete all their emails, there is no reason VirMach can't use an agent to delete everyone's VMs. Think of efficiency!
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(Quote) I'm just gonna call it like I see it, they could've used the "announcement" section of the portal too. (Quote) Power is a big part of that. It's not like you can just build power plants. Well you can but they take a…
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That makes sense. I've noticed issues receiving their emails over the past few months - more often they're not received, and when they are, they end up in SPAM.
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I destroyed a VM, and haven't been able to create one at the lower limits. I think that's par for the course, though. Maybe if I gave them a credit card they'd be happier.
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I made the mistake of not canceling an autopayment for the shared service I had/have with VirMach. I wasn't able to login to cPanel a year ago, still not able to login to cPanel now. Has anyone heard anything about the state of those services? …
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I'm very glad I decided to lurk today, I wouldn't have known about the changes. Fortunately it's still hourly so a few days running 4x cores won't cost anything.
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I vaguely remember some discussion about other storage providers, and IIRC, the consensus was they just use free credits to start out. The drime subreddit is only six months old, so they might have credits left.
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One thing that has confused me a little bit has been their vpshared server is up, and seem to be totally usable except the name servers (ns1.vpshared, ns2.vpshared) no longer resolve and the IPs are... Well the IPs are probably used on Virmach'…
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It's in the rules that he just has to hydrate. He'll be fine.
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For their Opposum 1 ($29/yr) ** Max 2 Per Customer ** 1GB RAM 1 vCPU Shared 1TB HDD Storage RAIDz2 Storage 4TB transfer on 1gbps or Unlimited on 100mbps 1 IPv4 Included https://clients.servarica.com/store/bf-2025-big-storage/opossum-1-storage Unm…
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(Quote) Kinda a little low on bandwidth for my needs -- media hosting. But for $27/yr what are gonna complain about I guess... Thanks.
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No fully dedicated CPUs with unlimited RAM, unlimited disk, and unlimited bandwidth for $7/yr offers. Why even black friday. (Aside, is the Serverica $36/yr for 1tb storage the "best deal" left standing for storage VPSs? Did I miss anythi…
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I wonder if they have the same "1x your data" type use case. I would hope not if it's for AI training. I think at those prices though you might be better off getting a dedicated system. Oh well.
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is the $10/m 4tb server going to be something you restock or is it going to be waiting until someone discontinues their service?
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(Quote) The intention of TDX is to provide memory safety to VM processes for trustable computing, but echoing bingobangobongo, a shared platform may not the be the best route for someone who needs to be in total control of their security.
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(Quote) I'd say the short answer is "well maybe." But taking a step back, if the host isn't exposing the processor-based memory encryption into the VM, then even your encrypted file system isn't as secure as it should be...
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(Quote) I should've read the FAQs before posting: (Quote)
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(Quote) Those are basically the three most important things when it comes to storage so that's good news.
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Lots of storage with unlimited bandwidth for no reason in particular. BuyVM's storage slabs are nice but they're OOS.
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Without admitting to anything I would like to say this method would also work for when you have a drive that goes from having a file system to having a different type of file system, again, without admitting to anything.
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(Quote) Yes, and somehow they don't even support dedicated IPv6 - or IPv6 at all. edit, for development, what is your tech stack like? Python, rust, or what language is primary?
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Do you support some sort of proxy for people without public IPs? Somehow this is a thing where I live, but I know people who play Minecraft but can't host a server at their home.
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I am a little curious why you're looking for blog-writing services. I've heard that Google AI summaries on search results has really crashed the referrals from search engines. Especially when someone is seeking information. I mean, it seem…
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(Quote) Are you running your own instance using llama.cpp or something similar or are there people out there hosting the free/open source models?
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Kind of a neat concept. I'm curious which AI you're using on the backend? Google used to have very nice free tiers, but now it's just the new Gemma 3N model with a high free tier allowance. Supposedly that model is designed to run loc…
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(Quote) I use GPT4All, but I think most of the popular local UIs/apps (including ollama and gpt4all) just use llama.cpp for their back end. I think you can compile llama to take advantage of AMD GPUs, and maybe even Intel ARCs. I think the local lla…
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Neat! This is something I wanted to use back when NameCrane was still part of Frantech! What other limitations or features are you going to add? For example, some cloud services will provision dedicated cores to their offloaded database solutions. …
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I feel like I'm necro posting at this point, but I gotta say, if you play with the demo of that front-end they're using... The admin user has access to all the files of all the users. I understand that they have root file access, and as a …
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(Quote) This was supposed to be in my other comment. Sorry for the double post, everyone. But I remember one smaller company had a box you could use to transport large amounts of data via a physical courier, since overnight mail can be faster than…
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(Quote) Their website is about a year old, so that makes sense, they probably just ran out.
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(Quote) I took a quick glance around StackSocial, it looks like that is a very popular front end - it even has built in SaaS mode! I wonder how many of these lifetime hosts are running nulled copies. For paying customers the script is priced at a lo…
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(Quote) Well I'd say the AI was, without any other way to put it, very thorough. It made sure to check for many different types of errors, and included a number of comments. It made sure to include 18-lines worth of comments for the is_certifi…
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I don't want to post the full 300-line script but Google's Gemini created a python script which checks the date and sends an email when a certificate gets close to expiration. Seems like a lot of options.
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(Quote) Fair. I was effectively parroting the speculation on WHT. (Quote) If they're trying to be like Crown Castle, or some equally big infrastructure player, this may have been the cheapest way to get rid of their small and medium size custo…