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That's strange. I remember getting an e-mail from them about it some time ago. Perhaps they had issues e-mailing you. Check your spam folder.
Nope, plenty of email from them. Nothing in spam. Anyway, the proof is in the 264 day uptime!
Why do I see a higher price in the web console than on the product page?
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EDIT: Misunderstood OP's comment.
I think this is an example of a rather common mistake ESL speakers make regarding the meaning of "hardly".
Meanwhile, in Spanish I would mix up cebolla vs cepillo vs cabello vs caballo.
Approaching a woman in a bar: "I like your onion."
I was just speaking with their customer support about this and it appears (if I understood correctly) that this offering will be replacing the current CX line, which has a lot of SSD space at a competitive price (unlike the new offering). Since I really need the SSD offered by the current/previous CX line (it was the #1 reason that made me move to Heztner) it seems that I'll have to find a new cloud provider... My ex…
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See this on why they won't peer with Deutsche Telekom: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10645577
I know that Telekom has a horrible attitude towards peering. But they're the only provider of high speed internet in many regions of Germany. Other cloud providers (e.g. OVH) also pay so I doubt Telekom will change soon.
Been using Hetzner for years, their hardware's has been rock solid, predictable pricing with sweet price/performance ratio resulting in large savings from consolidating existing AWS EC2 instances. Still using AWS for Apps which rely on cloud features, e.g. SES/RDS/etc but for static servers Hetzner is now our goto. Super exciting to see them entering the cloud space and offering easy snapshots + backups, should open…
Anyone know why this was upvoted? I can't tell it apart from the dozens of other "good" cloud providers (Lightsail, Digital Ocean, Vultr, Linode)
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couldn't you in reality just use the data from WHOIS protection on a domain?
People need to actually be able to contact you with that, by letter, fax, phone, email, etc. All WHOIS protection services I’ve seen until now either ignore fax, phone and letter, or just respond with "this method of contact is ignored, please use the email"