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If you don't want a super noisy server in your room you can rent one from Hetzner for cheap. (Cheapest one currently at 34 euro a month https://www.hetzner.com/

If you don't want a super noisy server in your room you can rent one from Hetzner for cheap. (Cheapest one currently at 34 euro a month https://www.hetzner.com/sb https://www.hetzner.com/sb)

misnome 3y ago
What teenager has €400/year to spent on virtual servers?
- chpatrick 3y ago
  One who can afford to buy the one in the article.
  - misnome 3y ago
    Based on what? They bought a cheap used server off of eBay? That doesn’t disappear if you stop paying a monthly fee?
    - chpatrick 3y ago
      > In May 2022, I finalized the crazy decision to get a real rack-mounted server - I got a great deal on used drives (3x3TB), RAM (128GB of DDR3), and relatively powerful (read: power-hungry) CPUs (2xE5-2690) in a Dell PowerEdge R720XD, which I paid for with some bug bounty money I saved up. Plus electricity/internet costs, replacing broken drives, etc etc. You can get a lot of rental time out of that.
- midasuni 3y ago
  One that has €400 a year or more to spend on powering a 120W server 24/7
  - Symbiote 3y ago
    Parents pay for that, perhaps without realising.
  - lmm 3y ago
    Assuming it really was drawing 120W, that's about 1000kWh for the year, so €300 at this year's unusually high prices, €150 in a more typical year, and probably half of that will be offset by reduced heating costs.
taskforcegemini 3y ago
if all that you want is a "server", you might as well get a vServer for less than 5€
- chpatrick 3y ago
  This is a real dedicated server though, it's just sitting in Germany instead of your house.
  - PeterisP 3y ago
    What $300+ worth difference does it being dedicated make to the 16-year old ?
    - chpatrick 3y ago
      I don't know, what difference is it to have one at home?