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To move a website created with Sitepad to another domain name, you can follow these steps:

Create a Backup:

In Sitepad, go to the dashboard or settings of your website.
Look for the option to create a backup or export your website. This usually involves generating a backup file that contains all your website's files and database information.
Download the backup file to your computer.
Set Up the New Domain:

Make sure you have purchased and configured the new domain name where you want to move your website.
Ensure that the new domain is properly pointing to your web hosting account.
Upload the Backup:

In Sitepad, access the dashboard or settings of your new website, which is associated with the new domain.
Look for an option to import or restore a backup. This is where you'll upload the backup file you downloaded earlier.
Follow the prompts to upload and restore the backup to your new website.
Update Site Address:

Once the backup is restored, navigate to the settings or general settings section of your new website.
Look for the option to update the site address or domain name. Enter the new domain name here.
Save the changes.
Testing:

Visit your new domain name in a web browser to ensure that the website is now accessible from the new domain. slither io Test different pages and functionalities to make sure everything is working correctly.
By following these steps, you should be able to successfully move your Sitepad website to a new domain name. If you encounter any difficulties, you may want to reach out to Sitepad's support for further assistance.

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To enable nested virtualization on  the host you have to check the below guide once >>
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I also agree since the resources are calculated in 1 GB integrals at hourly integrals. In USD, a 10GB storage would be $7.30/mo when based on the least possible assigned cost $0.001 during a month that has ~730 hours.

Now, we would much prefer to charge our users less for this amount of disk.

I imagine there might be other currencies also, where 3 decimal places is unsuitable.