AnthonySmith
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I wondered if anyone has seen any change so far?
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Extra resources added to singapore, available to add VPS now, the load balancers will put every new VPS on the new node for a while if anyone wants or needs a second IP in SG.
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A few updates on TierHive in general: Payments, tagging @ehab as he initially got me started on this bit: (Image) Amount is now shown as an estimate in GBP, EUR and USD, live. Also, you can now redeem a coupon in the same place, hopefully makin…
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(Quote) Reached out to hosthatch, if they are ok with it, we can probably use around 9 of their locations. Leaseweb is actual trash these days, already tried, Leaseweb Japan is either selling cached SATA as nvme or overselling so badly in Japan the…
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(Quote) Hostdizer - no dedicated in JP, VPS has a very restrictive CPU policy. HostHatch with dedicated cores might be an option Hytron - no dedi's, terms vague on CPU use. I really want to avoid doing any region specific procing, at least wh…
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(Quote) I am struggling to find the right deal/provider to be honest, I would like to do all 4, if you have any recommendations, I am happy to have a look.
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(Quote) When 2ill you have more stock, might also be interested :) if that is to up in the air right now, np, no rush.
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(Quote) We use a merchant of record, FastSpring. Technically, you are their customer, not ours, and FastSpring is our only customer; this allows us to not require any of your personal data. They detect your location during checkout based on your IP…
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(Quote) oh I understand sorry, the panel shows a USD amount for how much you want to top up by as a guide, I guess I could add an EUR conversion to that. When you proceed, you will see the amount in EUR, though if you are in an EUR location. Thank…
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(Quote) We don't have a currency we have tokens. FastSpring bills you in whatever your local currency is based on your location at the time of topup. Maybe I misunderstood the question?
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(Quote) yeah go for it.
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Confirmed everything is working as expected, thanks. Anyone can use any voucher codes now.
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Pretty cool, well done. The cPanel importer is a good move.
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(Quote) fixed
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(Quote) Honestly, we were just talking about it yesterday, Ipv6 was kind of forced in to alpha before we were ready because so much noise was made about ipv6. In hindsight, it was a huge mistake, in the end I could not make it work as I wanted with…
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(Quote) thanks, stand by.
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All patched up, might be a bit unpredictable for a few hours while the mesh corrections run in batches
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ok then, tagging @vish
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(Quote) which one?
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(Quote) Less uptime?
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We hit some snags early on, we have been using this as an opportunity in real time to improve things, around 20 changes have gone into production to help the self-healing, did not go quite to plan for the first few nodes, but we stuck with it, as ho…
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(Quote) haha i meant someone just saying "Yeah, use DIshWash3rVPS.1337 they provide exactly this" :)
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I must have seen this question 1000 times over the years, never seen an answer.
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(Quote) Why do you assume a price hike will happen?
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(Quote) We are going to start the reboots later today and downtime will be as long as it needs to be. Expect issues.
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LOW2026 is not recurring, post edited.
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I mean, it's kind of a "why not" situation, things got a bit hairy in the browser market there for a while, but given the absolute shit show that is Thunderbird, you would have thought if they wanted to get in the email game, they wou…
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(Quote) Just got your email, are you suspending and resuming or just stopping guest domains?
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(Quote) yep just did some reading, seems no one managed to get the POC to impact a pve kernel, they have patched it anyway, but I would guess there are enough changes already present that the POC is not hitting the pve kernel in the same way.
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(Quote) I would not be at all surprised if Proxmox handles things differently and is not impacted might be worth reaching out to them first or via community channels for comment.
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No I am wrong, ignore most of the above haha, that only applies to local access. I misunderstood the access method.
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(Quote) oh god: (Quote) The next few months/years are going to be fun. Edit: /dev/kvm should not be world accessible anyway as standard (on debian at least) so I guess this is not so much of an issue, I also checked ubuntu 24 LTS, also not world…