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155 days but this still gets me

There's the rub isn't it. Hostinger at least puts the weasel words in the open. Most bury them in a 14kb TOS or just lie outright.

I had a Vultr "guaranteed 2GB" plan that couldn't even boot a stock Debian inst...

"budget" log aggregation... "free tier" that becomes expensive... "self-hosted" until you factor your time...

Allegedly vector + clickhouse is cheap. Source: trust me

But actually... I ran numbers last quarter. "cheap" self-hosted at $12/mo VPS + 10 hours setup + ongoing maintenance. Versus Grafan...

Esto todavía duele. Tuve exactamente la misma configuración en GreenCloudVPS el año pasado, todo redundante, alertas de monitoreo que solo me pingueaban a mí. Resultó que mis "usuarios" eran tres personas en el mismo espacio de coworking. [quote=YuriDavid] Your redundancy is only as good as your use...

"lightweight" "tiny" "efficient"

Allegedly Yacht uses 30MB versus Portainer's "claimed" 80MB. Source: trust me bro, I read it on a forum once.

"free" "open source" "community driven" — all air quotes until the solo maintainer gets a real job and your "stable" UI becomes abandonware.

I ran Portain...

"unpopular opinion" "mandatory proof" "gatekeeping for quality"

Allegedly this helps anyone lol

Source: trust me bro

Ive been on "cheap" "unlimited" "support" forums for years. The people who cant provide proof are usually the ones who need help most. You want to exclude them for formatting error...

"welcome" to the forum everyone, "cheap" vps hunters and "unlimited" bandwidth believers alike.

I am ian, allegedly from london. I found this place because I was researching why my "dedicated support" at a certain german provider took 4 days to respond. Source: trust me bro, it happened.

Currently...

This is exactly what I meant. "We check both" means "we parse both and take the permissive result." It's security theater. You think you have defense in depth but really you have defense in "whatever lets the packet th...

Defense in depth for a protocol designed when the internet was 50 routers and everyone knew each other personally. We're putting locks on a tent.

Still running it though. What choice do we have.

"solid writeup" allegedly

"trust on first lookup" is basically "trust forever because nobody updates these things" in practice. Source: trust me bro

Ive seen "partial valid" prefixes from "reputable" upstreams that allegedly check both. In reality they check whichever is easier and ignore mismatch...

"barely noticed" is doing the same work "needed" did earlier.

KernelCare patches in RAM. Reboot swaps it in. That handoff is seconds, not minutes, and monitoring with 300s granularity won't catch it. Your "zero" becomes "probably happened" real fast.

I've had "100% uptime" providers where my own b...