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May 21, 2011, 12:03:31 AM
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I am going to buy a server anonymously using the method described here. I'm picking slicehost or linode, because I want full control of my server. I use slicehost for my current server, but I'm seeing a lot of people using linode. What do you think I should use and why?
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A server should always be chosen to meet the requirements of the service it will be offering.
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I have nothing specific planned. I just want a general-purpose anonymous server.
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Going with linode.
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Going with linode.

Please report back on the service quality and on the anonymity.
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