Dasabo Acquired by Dasabo, and Then All Hell Broke Loose
Dasabo was acquired by Dasabo. That actually makes sense in context. What followed next, though, does not...
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Dasabo was acquired by Dasabo. That actually makes sense in context. What followed next, though, does not...
Read MoreToday's article was written by industry titan WebPros. They're the force behind cPanel, Plesk, WHMCS, SolusVM and other solutions that power the hosting industry. In this article, they're sharing both roadblocks to scaling and solutions to overcoming those obstacles. Learn how hosting providers scale VPS operations without increasing headcount using automation, structured workflows, and efficient infrastructure control.
Read MoreToday we're featuring AtlasPing, a company based in Singapore that offers feature-packed monitoring for your website or server. Sign up and you can monitor ping or HTTPS, create notification rules and lists, and manage blackouts and maintenance windows all from their compact, easy-to-use web interface. And they have a generous free tier! PLUS an EXCLUSIVE OFFER for our readers!
Read MoreServerHost is sponsoring an amazing giveaway for our community! Win a Beelink EQR7 Mini PC and more! Now through May 15.
Read MoreI came across an interesting post on a rather poorly-formatted blog known as TechRights.org about the precarious nature of The Register's finances. They look precarious.
Read MoreOver the years, Google has slid into Big Tech Evil, and so to reflect their new sociopathic identity, they removed their Don't Be Evil motto. So now Google says it's OK for them to Do Evil. Right? Wrong.
Read MoreServitro is back with another set of offers, including a deal for a 4GB VPS for $4/month - or $20/year. Also get a a 12GB VPS for $8/month. And more!
Read MoreSometimes I wake up at at 1am thinking about problems in my life. Sometimes I think about things I have to do the coming day. And then there are days when some almost-forgotten bit of code is just about to expire from my mental cache and decides it wants to take a stab at creating a new reference to itself in neural network.
Read MoreServerHost is sponsoring an amazing giveaway for our community! Win a Beelink EQR7 Mini PC and more! Now through May 15.
Read MoreThis is the first time we've featured Kainode, a provider that offers cheap VPS systems in Singapore. How cheap? Get an 8GB VPS for the price many providers charge for 4GB ($5.24/month!)
Read MoreToday, we're introducing you to DataPasa, who is only been around since January. They've got some nice deals in Falkenstein, Gernay - including a 1GB for only $1.79/month!
Read MoreServerHost.com is back with another insane deal for power users who need serious performance on a budget: get a 10GB RAM VPS plan, a beast of a server for less than $8.25/month when paid annually!
Read MoreJust a a couple weeks ago, we covered HostPapa's acquisition of Tailor Made Services. Now they've grown again, acquiring Hostwinds, a Seattle-based company that's been operating for 16 years. Hostwinds offers shared, VPS, and other services.
Read MoreThe world's most popular (and expensive) web hosting panel is apparently vulnerable to anyone who decides to connect to your port 2087.
Read MoreAffiliate programs are a form of marketing where providers pay commissions to users who drive new subscribers to their site. In theory, it's a win-win for everyone. In practice, practice is not the same as theory.
Read MoreVim has long been the standard edition of the venerable vi editor, which turns 50 this year. Both Vim and its successor, NeoVim, explicitly allow LLM contributions. There are those, however, who don't like that.
Read MoreServerHost is sponsoring an amazing giveaway for our community! Win a Beelink EQR7 Mini PC and more! Now through May 15.
Read MoreThe RAM pricing crunch is hitting every provider hard, and ByteHosting is no exception. But they still have some cheap high-RAM VPS deals available in Frankfurt, Germany!
Read MoreWe're super-excited to release our full-length documentary on ForgeMind, a controversial AI companion service that charges up to $10,000 to build an AI companion for you. It's all part of a scheme to grant their founder immortality.
Read MoreModel-View-Controller (MVC) is a very popular pattern for web application development. If you're new to web application design, you probably picked up a book and slogged through a chapter of academic discussion on the MVC paradigm/architecture. These chapters often speak in baroque generalities instead of doing something obvious like tracing a request through the application. Let's look at RCV (route-controller-view) because that's how these apps actually work.
Read MoreGo to any random web page and look at the source and you'll see a variety of image file formats, including JPG, PNG, GIF, and WEBP. As a viewer, you don't care because your browser renders all of them. But what if you're creating a web site? Which do you want and when?
Read MoreYou should update your Debian system every night, unattended and automatic. Bold words! But honestly I've done this since at least Debian 10 and have never had an issue.
Read MoreA lot of offers we publish here and on LowEndTalk refer to a "Looking Glass" or have a link to a "Looking Glass" for network info. What is that?
Read MoreHostPapa, a leading global web hosting and cloud service provider, today announced that it has completed the acquisition of Tailor Made Servers (“TMS”), a Dallas, Texas-based dedicated server hosting provider that has been serving businesses and resellers since 2003.
Read MoreLast year, DataIdeas closed shop, and with them the original iteration of RPIServers. This week, Josh announced that RPIServers is reborn!
Read MoreI'm sure a lot of people are sitting around on any given day thinking "You know what the world needs? A brand new IP protocol.” Because the every-so-slowly adoption of IPv6 is just not exciting enough. Fear not: a brand-new Draft titled “Internet Protocol Version 8 (IPv8)” just landed.
Read MoreServerHost is sponsoring an amazing giveaway for our community! Win a Beelink EQR7 Mini PC and more! Now through May 15.
Read MoreThere's a rather screechy post making the rounds about a change in BackBlaze's backup policies. The author uses words like "betrayal", "furious", "alarmed", and other such superlatives. Whether this is really the worst thing since World War II, I will leave for you to decide. But it is disappointing, for sure.
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