CamoYoshi
CamoYoshi
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(Quote) Nope, I work in IT for a living and live in a very tech centric hub on the west coast.
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I don't see how you people can live with these so called smart devices and smart homes with all this stuff. I have a printer, and a shotgun in case the printer makes a funny noise.
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(Quote) https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/26/rules-rules-rules-rules-rules-info-updated-23rd-november-2020/p1 Please read this and then try again. You have to go through an approval process first.
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(Quote) You need to have the provider tag on your account in order to post offers here on this forum. As such, I have reported your post to moderation per our forum rules.
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For the use case of a KVM NAT Windows VPS one can secure (through the host) RDP access using a web client like Guacamole or something and not expose RDP directly to the internet. That's a huge thing I see, at least. Would be great for just havi…
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Welp, unfortunate that I am stuck using a phone with Android 6 because I am poor.
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Splits the box four ways, inadvertently becomes a VDS hosting company ;)
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Holy shit!
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Aw, that's unfortunate. I loved their services. Was nice for a variety of reasons.
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(Quote) Youtube uses the same servers to play back ads as they do videos, so DNS level filtering does not work.
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I want those cheap sketch dedis, man. It's all I live for.
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I literally could not give two shits if the UI looks like it is from 1996. If the product is reliable and quick and the UI does what it needs to do, then I see no problems. You don't need to have a GUI refresh every 2 years for your product to …
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I have backed up a copy of it somewhere else, if people want a copy of the program. Because fuck the RIAA, lol.
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For non-sensitive stuff, I like http://ix.io/
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(Quote) Was leaning toward that doing some of my own research but just wanted to see what others had come up with, mostly out of curiosity/experiences... I'll give that a whirl :)
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Level One Servers Phoenix, AZ (Hivelocity) CPUs: Dual Xeon L5630s (4 cores, 8 threads each) RAM: 48GB Disk Size: 2x 400GB SAS SSDs RAID 1 Bandwidth 10TB @ 1Gbit symmetrical USD Monthly: $30 Basic System Information:Processor : Intel(R) Xeon(R) C…
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Token: bcbc16fcbc93554d795a6b96ecf3035502343793 I plan to use my requested NanoKVM instance to test various low-end game server configurations. These game servers have very low bandwidth and system requirements so I am confident they should not neg…
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(Quote) Reprise Hosting, drServer (if they have any more in stock), ReliableSite, or Dacentec with their KVM over IP on demand are your best bet then. Either that or increase your budget, or look into really cheap blade server/1U colo. Good luck!
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(Quote) Oh-hohoho. I have SO MANY jokes to make. Count me in on this.
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Virtono? Virt. O no!
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(Quote) Dacentec has affordable Dedis and offers free KVM over IP upon request for up to 12 hours at a time. However they use Lantronics KVM Spiders, not very good. Some of their dedis do have native IP KVM but being the servers are very outdated t…
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I would recommend Yourls. It would work well. Just make sure to monitor it like a hawk. I ran a instance for a week with a Captcha and about 50% of my links were for used for spamming, so I would not recommend leaving it open to the public.
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(Quote) I mean, if you're a business that provides internet infrastructure of some kind, I think it's beneficial. Plus then you could also effectively have a "local mirror" of sorts that your users can point to, and have it not c…
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+1 for Debian Also for my RPM friends, perhaps also mirror OpenSUSE and Fedora? System Rescue CD would be nice to have mirrored as well. I think a good rule of thumb is if you're using/offer a FOSS piece of software in your business, you sho…
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I fail to see the point of the .new domains that are longer than the original domains themselves...
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A shame they had to kill the free plan, but understandable. Thankfully that micro plan is pretty affordable, all things considered.
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The only pieces of network gear I have at home is my WatchGuard Firebox M300 firewall and Aruba S2500-24P switch. Everything else is all desktop form factor. So for now I just use industrial shelving. My internet at home is kind of mediocre for host…
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I used to use Wunderlist until MS bought them out. Now I just run my own self-hosted private DokuWiki. It lives alongside notes, my home network information, and anything else like web links I want to get back to, etc. Works enough for me. If I need…
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Imagine actually turning on Secure Boot when running anything other than Windows on your system. LOL.