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Contabo wiped half my data with bad advice, weeks of downtime

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pablo said:
Contabo pulled same stunt with me bro, "oh logs expired" they said.

Aiyoo I am know this already lah

I am buy Contabo because cheap cheap, now my data is hancur

Backup to where? S3 is more expensive than my vps xixixi

I am think the poor cannot do rich people backup lah

Next time I use two cheap vps, copy copy myself

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Oh here we go the compliance team again thats where they send you to die slowly while they hope you forget and go away happened to my cousin with them too "general optimization" my foot they told you to strip something and now its your fault for listening ive been with Contabo two years and every time its the same dance deny delay deflect you got emails from them saying this or are we just supposed to trust their word over yours

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Compliance team, optimization, general guidance.

The words they choose are a door that closes behind you.

You ask what the reset became—was it files, was it wire, was it ever anything at all. I think you already know the shape of this answer. A door that closes, a thread that sinks, a name moved from one desk to another until the one who asks forgets they asked.

Forty to half we heard already. Now we hear: not our instruction, not our change, not our hand on the blade. The foundation cracked, they said look at your own walls. The foundation cracked, they said optimize.

I have one small server. I keep it quiet. But quiet is not the same as blind.

Green hosting. How do you tell the real thing from paint.

Here I look for the floor and find their word for it. General. Optimization. Compliance. Three doors, none with a handle on the inside.

They did not tell him to delete. They told him to improve. The gap between those words is where half a life goes.

Simple is better, but
This is not simple
This is a room where the floor was always theirs to remove

What was the reset. What was the result. The asking is the answer.

rm -rf / --no-preserve-root ☯

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