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Got that promo email and laughed after having read this thread this morning. I only have a several-year-old "lifetime" shared hosting with HostSlick so I'm personally not super affec

According to zap discord there was a screenshot posted about about rental and lifetime dedicated server getting amd options.

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49.710 days.Error 141 occurred at disk power-on lifetime: 51900 hours (2162 days + 12 hours) When the command that caused the error occurred, the device was active or idle. After command completion

01 of year 2022Specified cycle count over device lifetime: 50000Accumulated start-stop cycles: 34Specified load-unload count over device lifetime: 600000Accumulated load-unload cycles: 291Element

My lifetime VPS was moved to the AMD one on 15th July. And couple of days later it was moved to KVM. Disk performance is still the same, nothing impressive. But pretty happy with the free upgrade. It

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To be honest it's pretty awesome that our lifetime vps will get new hw (eventually) free of charge. I can wait a bit :P

Sooo, my (former) lxc vps got stuck during the migration/reinstall process to Ubuntu 24. Tried reinstalling various times before popping a ticket. That said, the support installed the VPS for me withi

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One of the reasons for getting vServer instead of root server was that vServer is not tied to particular hardware. Over lifetime provider needs to updgrade the hardware and vServer will ride on it.

I got the same email this morning about my lifetime LXC VPS in the US!

The lifetime vps have been great value for me so far, too

I have also received it. As in my previous updates, 2+ years in, the lifetime root server has been the perfect self-hosting lab machine for me.

Thank you for sharing @Ympker . I used their free version for a long time until 6 years ago when I took their 50% off offer for lifetime for 2 users ($27). I don’t remember exactly what was the offer

that there was a Family Bundle now (let alone a lifetime version). Only found out, because I recommended it to a friend and he asked me what to purchase. Generally speaking, I only found 3 online sto

So, I've been using Aomei Backupper Pro (Lifetime 2 devices from Stacksocial) for some years now, and am really happy with the product. It's reliable, intuitive and has a clean interface. Given that m

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