Scribbyo seems to be new on the AI market, but they offer a lifetime subscription already. This creates the question if anyone tried this service or if it's worth it.

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I am using their lifetime rootserver.

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yet. That said, it's probably best to see these lifetime vps/Rootservers as a one-time experimental box rather than a production environment, albeit Rootserver (through novnc) gives you at least tech

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Ah, right. You were the guy who ordered the lifetime dedis. I couldn't believe that they would even replace them if the hw fails, but iirc you asked them about this and they said you would get replace

What is the min. hardware config to comfortably run WordPress (what else? LOL) if I decide to go crazy and give that a spin (though a VPN is a more likely first candidate should I go with it)?

The unstable mc server was one I bought before they offered lifetime vps. Otherwhise I would have gotten that one and installed mc instead (which I could still do at any time; they also provide a game

Sounds like it just might be worth a try for a VPN and playing with a VPS in general.

While my Minecraft lifetime server seems to be crashing (although it is idle) on a regular basis, my lifetime vps/rootserver have been rocksolid The only downtime was caused by myself and once there

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It's the opposite though. Anything that says lifetime can disappear at any moment. I've bought a couple of 3 year storage plans here before and both collapsed partway through. I mostly use Hetzner

People prefer something like lifetime, unlimited, unmetered. It gives them peace of mind though no guarantee of sustainability.

Shouldn't we know better than "lifetime" deals for something like this? Hetzner Storagebox is around 2€/TB/mo so this pCloud at the 2TB level is like 70 months (~ 6 years) and the 1

At this price, better get Koofr lifetime 1TB for $159.99 from stacksocial.