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> @MichaelCee said:
> > @ahnlak said:
> > > @MichaelCee said:
> > > Due to.. multiple reasons, including a low uptake compared to my own Singapore setu…

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> @dedicatedcore said:
> > @Jab said:
> > > Rules for posting offers:
> Thank you for pointing that out.
> We’d like to clarify that our VPS packag…

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> @landscape said:
> Under normal procedures, they should have included all the necessary information for setting up the domain email in the welcome email. However, mine didn’t contain a…

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I think you'll find that opening a Paypal dispute because you can't be bothered to read documentation falls rather neatly into "fraud" - especially given that it means you've lied to Paypal during th…

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I smell a new wannabe host

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Mythic Beasts did an interesting write up about it - https://www.mythic-beasts.com/blog/2025/04/01/abusive-ai-web-crawlers-get-off-my-lawn/

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I mean, it's *creative* shilling...

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A data breach is annoying, but it can happen to anyone.

What defines a company is how they respond to it. ColonCrossing have pretty much lied from the start, *still* haven't actually …

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> @msatt said:
> > [@somik said](/discussion/comment/213702/#Comment_213702): Also, I am surprised no one asked you to setup DKIM certificate... That way all your mail are signed and …

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> @skhron said:
> I wonder if it is possible to make cash payments widely acceptable in EU?

I can't speak for the whole EU but the places I've been in living memory - Spai…

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More likely that a frequency variation elsewhere in the system caused PV to drop off grid, which caused a cascade. There's nothing intrinsically unstable about PV, but it does take more active manage…

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Sure, but especially in the low end hosting market you *will* get found out and linked to your previous trainwreck, and your reputation will be far more tainted than if you tried to fix what was brok…

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Day 3 - in honour of the first Linux I installed, I'd go with SLS (although I'm not sure what it would make of modern hardware...)

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Day 2 - EverythingHereWillKillYou

(but at least you'll have some beautiful landscapes to enjoy along the way...!)

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Day 1 - 500GB of stolen porn, to test provider's privacy rules :-)

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Thunderbird has it all locally, and those files end up in regular backups. For new or unproven providers, I also have a spare MXRoute account that it gets imapsync'd to :-)

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> @tetech said:
> I run my own and have few problems, so to each his own!
> I'd say NOT the option 1. Either 2 or 4 are OK.
> Relaying via another VPS is pretty easy…

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Option 4 is the most painless path - it's a fairly common use case, you can handle inbound through mailcow or whatever current setup you have, and use 1PM/MXR for outbound SMTP.

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> @FAT32 said:
> I used to own your SmallWeb Budget ½GB for £0.04/yr, will it be back at a small amount that I can wish for?
>
> Or... I will take one pound DA 5GB M…

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To be fair, if your upstream provider changes their terms, you're pretty much stuck with it.

(and explicitly banning a service that exists to spew out AI spam which was already breakin…

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> @MichaelCee said:
> > @ahnlak said:
> > I mean triennial is close enough to lifetime...
>
> I debated doing 5 years but I figure 3 is healthier, an…

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I mean triennial is close enough to lifetime...

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