Ooo this hurts deep. I was paying hosting and domain, but now just domain since the site needed a refresh and one day I will get around to it…
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Mate, I went full slog and got a vps. Now each site is a virtual host. I did have individual landers in each host, but now they just redirect to my main site.
Which is a lander 🤣
My domain is just used so I can reverse-proxy my homelab for people who don't know anything about vpn, etc.
Yeah, I use it for personal link sharing for Immich. Sharing photos is a breeze.
Gym memberships: "Hold my beer."
$12 is 2018 prices
I just renewed my .com for USD $11.08 and that's not even the cheapest registrar. Some companies will absolutely rip you off on renewals though.
My .xyz domain is $13 on renewal, where should I move to attain lower prices?
Well, maybe OP has been holding on to it for quite few years by now.
I used to have like 30 domains. Then last week I bought another one so now I have like 31 domains.
I bought it for a good reason though.
question, i bought domains a few times, and the first year is super cheap, then the second year they jack up the prices. no, I'm not paying 140$ for a domain I only use for my kids Minecraft server.
that's why you always look at renewal prices and never first year prices. tld-list.com has a good comparison.
A lot of the big ones like to jack the prices up every year. Just dropped Namecheap because my domain tripled in price over 3 years
Make sure you're buying .com or another common standard TLD and not some weird TLD with super high prices.
And check the renewal price, if your registrar doesn't make it very clear then go somewhere else.
Guys one day, my nixos config WILL hold both my pc and home server configuration, just gotta block out 3 months to get it bootable
I got a pretty great one for cheap that I want to migrate my Navidrome service to. I don't mind the $12 renewal; I just need to figure out how to host 1TB of music on the cloud for cheap.
'the cloud' is just someone else's computer. The cheapest way is always going to be to use your own hardware. Get into homelabbing :D
Yes I am aware that I am paying to use someone else's hardware. I already self-hosted lots of stuff on my own hardware, renting a server has other benefits that my own hardware doesn't, mainly guaranteed uptime.
Define "cheap".
https://bdon.github.io/cng-storage-guide/
Note that this isn't a one-to-one guide.
Some have a minimum storage amount but with 12 TB you're fine.
I think cloudflare may be the most cost effective since they don't have egress costs like AWS.
Lol I renew in 5 year increments
admit your dream is dead
pay $60
My dream of pressing a red button with pay $12 on it will never be fulfilled 😥
I have one that I use for services that other people need to get to. Otherwise I just remember the IP.
I am using my domain. Best 10€ ever spent (maybe after Terraria). For just 10€ I get a .org domain name and all the DNS records I want, and I get pampered by cloudflare all the time...
"Oh, you want a distributed reverse proxy? You want a dislocated cache? You won't TLS without getting a certificate? Block AI on the proxy? Even more stuff? Well guess what, we already make a bajillion dollars from big tech, so you the little guy can have all of that included in your 10€"
Yeah this is why I don’t get the selfhosting communities dislike of cloudflare. Most of the free stuff they give you, you can’t hope to self host. And the stuff you can, you are still free to. There’s the chance they turn on us in the future, but for now they seem pretty reliable.
Now if it’s a dislike of centralization to a single company? I can understand that.
Yeah this is why I don’t get the selfhosting communities dislike of cloudflare.
There’s the chance they turn on us in the future, but for now they seem pretty reliable. Now if it’s a dislike of centralization to a single company? I can understand that.
I think that's exactly what people are concerned about. Any company that turns into a monopoly should be looked at with suspicion.
Well, I don't use most of their stuff because I mostly run self hosted stuff that either don't need their proxy stuff or violate their content policies (you can't serve movies/video over their proxy, which is reasonable). But if I wanted to I already have all of that at my disposal, without any extra money.
Just renewed and I'm upset as well
I will never let go of bascul.in, that's for sure.
At least put all three basculin on it!
Just set up auto renew and be sad when you are charged, then forget about it in a few days.
How very dare you.
I finally let mine go last week. RIP 🪦
My condolences
X5
Options have value.
Options expire.
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