dan
dan@upvote.au
<p>Aussie living in the San Francisco Bay Area.<br /> Coding since 1998.<br /> .NET Foundation member. C# fan<br /> <a href="https://d.sb/">d.sb</a><br /> Mastodon: <a href="https://toot.d.sb/@dan" rel="nofollow">@dan@d.sb</a></p>
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Post #4027517
It’s pretty common for stock to drop after IPO. This is just a bigger drop than usual. I’m glad S&P didn’t give in to SpaceX’s demand to add them to the S&P 500.
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Post #2909748
The 256MB RAM systems are from hosting.gullo.me and natvps.net. It looks like the latter no longer sells the 256MB systems - their site shows 512MB as the minimum now. For most use cases, I use GreenCloudVPS or HostHatch. The GreenCloud “Budget KVM Sale” VPSes have 2GB RAM, 20GB space, 10Gbps network, for $15/year. I’m using the small 256MB systems because they’re being provided for free for dnstools.ws in exchange for a link in the footer. Can’t beat that price :D
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Is Debian on 256 MB RAM no longer possible?
I run dnstools.ws which lets you perform DNS lookups, pings, traceroutes, etc. from 25 locations around the world. Each location is powered by a VPS running Debian, running a C# service that’s compiled to native code ahead-of-time using Native AOT. It uses ~60MB RAM. Six of the the locations are powered by tiny “NAT VPSes” (native IPv6 with shared NAT IPv4) that only cost a few dollars a year, sponsored by various server providers. These usually have 256 MB RAM and 4-5 GB disk space. This is...
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Post #844605
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