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Hi, I had seen your Reddit thread where you requested feedback. I wrote a comment with some questions I had, but never heard back. I'll paste that here: (Quote) It does seem like some things have been addressed. I now see OpenBSD listed as a…
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I am not the biggest fan of Mailbox. Used it for a while. Would rather give Posteo a try, over Mailbox. Have been very happy with Mythic Beasts, though.
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Looks like it might be pretty cool. Probably worth a try. The other one that I think is interesting is Neocities: https://neocities.org/
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(Quote) Very nice! I honestly did not know that they did any injection at all. That is pretty scary. I thought for a while they were trying to move in a zero trust direction with the TLS handshake on the backend side, but it seems they're goin…
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Dallas is a great location if you want one central point to cover the US well. Chicago is also good, maybe even a little better. Now your users may not notice at all, depending on what you're hosting. It does depend on how much it matters, but…
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(Quote) How can you promise 100% Privacy, no logs, no tracking, when your website pulls in "cloudflareinsights.com?"
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"100% Privacy • No Logs • No Tracking" -- then what is "cloudflareinsights.com" for?
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I have slowservers.net running on a 768MB plan without a IPv4 address. This ends up being $3/month, or rather $36/year if a customer wanted the same thing. OpenBSD 7.9 gmid for Gemini httpd for static web Users can SSH in and use a Perl script for …
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I'm sorry to hear about your health. I hope that the news is positive! At this point in my life, family keeps running into more and more health issues. I miss my younger years when I felt invincible, and no one had any health concerns... I am…
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(Quote) I haven't compared it to modern setups with very large hosts. However, a major thing that helps is using 35W TDP 6 core processors. There's definitely a large element of performance to energy tradeoff. It's possible that some …
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This sounds a little bit fishy to me...
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(Quote) Unfortunately, I haven't set things up for that. I don't even have BGP sessions running yet, though I do plan to.
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From GTHost: 1 x E5-2650v2 128GB DDR3 2x800GB SSD 300Mbit/s Unmetered Montreal (CA) 64 USD Just a hair more expensive.
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(Quote) Are you asking if you can bring your own IP space with BGP, or if I use BGP? (Quote) Almost! A customer offered an ounce of silver, but didn't see my email back in time. Ended up already using the ounce. Sent me cash instead.
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(Quote) Thank you so much! I appreciate it! (Quote) Thank you! My daily driver has 4x the memory, but some provider websites are painful to load. The ones with animated backgrounds slow things to a crawl. The HTTPS site is proxied from Gemini. I&#…
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(Quote) Oh yeah, it definitely goes down. I think though that if you need a more reliable service, you should pay for it. Lots of good paid email hosts, like Mythic Beasts, Posteo, or FastMail.
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I think this one supports direct SMTP/IMAP. In fact, their web client uses SMTP/IMAP over websockets. https://cock.li/
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This is YABS from a "slowservers-2gb" (2GB memory, 1 vCPU, 64GB disk, routed /64, 1x IPv4) VPS running Debian 13 on Loki. Located in the Levy Building in Spokane, Washington (USA.) Hypervisor is OpenBSD's VMM. Hardware is used and des…
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(Quote) Yikes! Thank you for sharing. Some very sketchy stuff.
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Looks good and well priced to me! (Quote) I don't want to derail this thread, but is there somewhere I can look to learn more about LET/LEB shadiness? I don't know of any issues, personally.
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How bad is your downtime currently? How much downtime is acceptable? Do you know why it's going down? Shared hosting isn't necessary unreliable, but it can be. Is this a static site? Dynamic but readonly, or dynamic and writable?
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I think it really defeats a lot of the purpose of crypto to use a major KYC payment provider like Paypal. Better to use your own nodes and have a gateway that you control. I know that's a lot more work, but Bitpay and the like has been a thorn…
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Wow! This sounds like a huge pain. I wonder how they track state of which page to go to next? I think there would have to be a mesh or some kind of centralized system to know what to crawl. Would be interesting to see how that operates. These must…
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Have you noticed any user agents in common or IP ranges in common?
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Through SporeStack / SporeStack EU I have IPv6 only (/128) available. 2 vCPUs if you get the 4GB of memory plan. Mail ports might be blocked there, but I think I can unblock them. Through Slow Servers I have routed /64 VPSs (also IPv6-only). Only o…
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That cap is really important if you are power-bound in your datacenter. There's also thermal considerations that some datacenters can only cool so much per rack. I went in a very different direction with Slow Servers and picked very low TDP pr…
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Having a master node that your slaves forward into is the easiest option, IMO. Just pass the /.well-known path via a proxy on your webserver. Only run certbot on your master.
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Tierhive is impressively cheap -- I'm not sure what more of a "deal" you're looking for. In 9+ years in business with SporeStack, I've never offered a "deal." I completely understand why someone would want servers…
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I'm coming from a completely different perspective on all of this. I've only worked with homegrown systems and OpenStack Nova. WHCMS is quite foreign to me, and I've never used VirtFusion, Virtualizor, or SolusVM. I wrote my own pro…
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Very nice! There are some shortcuts with deselecting sets. You can do -x*, for instance, to remove anything x related. Now there are some limitations like this. You certainly lose some security aspects of multiple partitions and kernel relinking w…