Falzo
Falzo
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Too much text. But I like the points or up/downvote thing. Esp. for offers, that could help a great deal with everything. Combine it with actions, like +100 gets free bump, -10 sets to sink. Think about it...
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(Quote) yeah that company is in the market since 2000 or so, have been focussed on shared hosting and built quite a good reputation one could call that product portfolio and marketing conservative, but that probably is what makes them reliable :-) …
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depending on the ressources and location you need, just go with one of big ones. even hetzner or OVH offer webhosting plans. but maybe some who are specialised in shared hosting are even better. plan on spending 10 bucks a month at least or so. I …
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(Quote) absolutely. yet, for a small shop that runs off a cheap shared hosting, this loss will be absolutely negligible. people always tend to see, that they do get not some orders and cry wolf about losing millions. however in reality think about t…
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(Quote) these are the right questions! advising to switch from some just not so reliable cheap shared hosting to a (self-managed?) HA setup is rather overdoing and not accounting for a lot of potential trade offs financially, work-wise and so on. …
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(Quote) if you need some free VM to replace it, hit me up. as long as you manage cloudflare and SES, I'll have room for it.
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SOAP CVEs anyone? https://www.tenable.com/cve/CVE-2026-6722
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(Quote) slowloris used to be an attak vector for DDOS. reusing this as answer to bots is actually quite smart approach. as an initial approach rate limiting in nginx as reverse proxy in front of the actual webserver works quite well, but indeed nee…
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Lots of good ideas! My two cents: 1) too many things at once. You will burn out quick and get nothing done properly. Also you'll get buried in discussions about each topic quickly. Started here already... Rather sort and prioririze. A platf…
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(Quote) Doesn't matter because that isn't "providing access". Those regulations apply to telekom, vodafone or mobile providers or even Freifunk. Wherever your actual entry point is. A VPN is just a tunnel through already establis…
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It's a regulation for internet access providers. Your usual server or hosting is no internet access point. Unless you are living here and using some landline, lte or specific hotspot this does not really apply.
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(Quote) I don't, but sure sounds like me... Will be interesting to see how far it goes this time. And I fully agree, it's all BS However, I heavely doubt that especially the US is a better place. Weren't the 3-letter orgs invented t…
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(Quote) no storage in europe though and ~30% more expensive. damn. I should have waited and then asked for more ;-) ;-) ;-)
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server gone. thanks @matserix for the easy and smooth transaction! /closed sorry @remy
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If anyone of you want to get rid of their legacy Pikos please transfer them to me.
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InternetX
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aren't WD and Seagate sold out for their 2026 HDD production already? probably not worth it as you need quite a proper set up array, if it really should be performant. small array with little caching will not hold up to that promise. people alr…
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(Quote) yes. because OVH or Hetzner are far from being hyperscalers. they build and rent out servers. either as bare metal or with some fancy "cloud" virtualisation on top. the infrastructure below these cloud products is not rotated very …
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(Quote) no. they don't plan on any price hikes. you want to keep prices always around certain levels for certain audiences and you adjust the amount of ressources that you get for it every now and then. netcup calls it generations, hetzner chan…
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This is gone and can be closed, thanks.
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Hetzner is quite good choice here, as you can easily shutdown the vm at any time, make a very cheap snapshot of it and then delete. even if you also remove the IPv4 with it, but recreate the vm from snapshot within seven days or so, you will get the…
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quick bump before I might also post on OGF... found a possible use for USD without conversion, so willing to let it go for even lower, US $95 (or 80€ )