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reading other comments and thinking on this some more, a couple haha insights percolate 1) different (sometimes conflicting) opinions all make sense 2) I don't always follow my own advice about ".com is king" (etc.) 3) branding is ni…
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@geekyhillbilly - I think @cybertech may be on to something ^ getting good domain names still available is a (potentially wallet-draining) challenge - I'd like to think it doesn't matter that much if you can get the .com vs the .net or et…
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I suspect the slow page load for page 9 is due to the original canary image (dead link) referenced in this comment: https://talk.lowendspirit.com/discussion/comment/10330/#Comment_10330 (Quote)
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@flips - just this thread is slow?
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"easy to remember" - axemurderhost
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y tho i have to flush it 25 times? i cri evry tim!
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(Quote) I read it as "dear" willow - I need glasses but still just a bit ... ironic? @geekyhillbilly I dunno, all of these seem okay but not great - maybe if you're asking here then that should tell you in your heart of hearts you kn…
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(Quote) was that provisioned with aes flag enabled?
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@somik - indeed (depending on the hashing algorithm) ... choosing a prime number for hashtable size makes intuitive sense for reducing collisions As for "large" primes ... https://primes.utm.edu/notes/by_year.html (Image)
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(Quote) hmmm ... smells like a prime, that one does :smiley:
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(Quote) Very nice, thank you for those digits! and why not bring the prime factorization along for the ride: 47 * 347 * 1130394246572395663
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(Quote) mainly a complicated celebration of securitah theater - goal is to create a pseudo-random seed for a pseudo-random number generator ... once there are 700 signups these contributed numbers will be concatenated into a single string, and the …
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hello @tgl - I am sure all will be provisionated in due course but for now have been in "no worry, no hurry" mode so have not yet checked back with winners so far: @FAT32 @Kyle_ @yng68bld and @nullnothere ... I imagine sometime early ne…
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@nullnothere congratulations - glad you are here to celebrate our triumphant randomness, thanks to all who contributed their luckiest of lucky numbers to make the hash I will start the next string of contributed digits with the lucky number 137 an…
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@FAT32 - lol! okay, no problem - thanks anyway We can just use the method suggested by @solaire using the "contributed integers" hash as a seed >>> import random>>> random.seed(0xafb52feddaf080f980f1fbf7688f0a8df8ca0dba…
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for ipv6 rdns via control panel also might consider a BuyVM slice in LU (1 GB for 0$3.50/m almost within budget) I think @freerangecloud also supports ipv6 rdns via control panel - they have a new node in Norway, and might have a deal in your pric…
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@verjin you are "in count " As lucky OG member #526, your total odds to win are approximately 1 / 600 + 1 / 700 + 1 / 800 + 1 / 900 + 1 / 999 or about 1/155 :smile:
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we're now at 600+ signups so it's time to do another random selection :smile: the sha256 hash from the contributed digits: afb52feddaf080f980f1fbf7688f0a8df8ca0dbaecfb6e32a554006dbdc8bff7 @FAT32 - I'd like to use the randomizer and…
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I always learn something from these threads Black Friday is ovah but Christmas is coming up - a year is such a long time to wait for @liteserver to drop a sweet deal .... I wonder if @Ishaq might could break off a little something something in NL …
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@SpeedBus thanks for the rundown - IMO one of the better options when reliability is a priority @vyas lol I am no stress when I put some system to the test @LetMeBeSad - for network in NL there is of course also the most excellent @liteserver - w…
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I have a 4 GB KVM from CrownCloud in Los Angeles - geekbench from about 5 months ago is decent https://browser.geekbench.com/v4/cpu/14262365 - nothing too crazy but more than sufficient for my application. This node is an E5-2650 @ 2.6 GHz - poss…
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(Quote) CrownCloud? Equinix AM11, Amsterdam, The NetherlandsTest IPv4: 185.208.208.3Test IPv6: 2a0b:3c40:1:103::1 You may be able to get more details about peering and performance from @SpeedBus
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hello @LetMeBeSad and welcome to LES! I enjoy reading a spirited request so am appreciating this one. I suspect you will get good suggestions and discussion here. My own experience with a few solid hosts in the EU leads me to recommend as a gold …
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Welcome @ulayer :)
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Ahoy there! @feezioxiii (Hyonix) :)
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42?
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And @ReadyDedis (https://readydedis.com) has been here for a few days now already - welcome!
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Welcome @aveline (ZeptoVM) :)
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hello @refik - okay, I see - the requirement for DirectAdmin license limits the options you might otherwise have since relatively fewer EU hosts have negotiated the internal licenses that allow them to offer discounted pricing for DA. If you have c…
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(Quote) Lolol ... Moar crosspostigs: (Quote) recognizing that quantity can be a quality all of its own in parallel with the critical mass of interest and experience on LET, and whatever else makes it worthwhile to keep checking in here - a very c…
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LES is more ammirite?
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(Quote) The OG registered TROLL ... lol who sent you? who are you working for? name names!
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Oh lordy they are here now! Hello hello hello hello @Nick_A (RamNode) and @ionswitch_stan (IonSwitch)
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crossposting from the parallel thread in "the other forum" :smiley: (Quote)
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Welcome @AK_KWH (Khan Web Host) Welcome @Dream (Store Host) :)
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hello again @refik - may I ask what is the basis for your budget?
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And ... welcome @georgedatacenter !
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grape?
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@tgl ... the proof is in the pudding I guess? yuck