DataIdeas Closing Shop! Unexpected Shutdown of a Good Provider
Sad news: DataIdeas is closing shop, after five years in our community. They're doing it the right way, with proper options for customers.
Read MoreSad news: DataIdeas is closing shop, after five years in our community. They're doing it the right way, with proper options for customers.
Read MoreThe CharityHost story just keeps going. There's been a half-dozen lengthy threads on LowEndTalk and now there's a site setup to consolidate all the scandal information.
Read MoreWe've featured Evolution Host many times in the past. Longtime readers will remember that they've often offered service for free to users with high traffic sites who are willing to cross-promote. Today, we're sharing their newest service: EvoShield Remote DDoS Protection, a new and innovative protection service.
Read MoreWhat's really better for WordPress: faster cores or more cores? Did you know there are some situations where Ryzen can be 3x faster for serving WordPress? Piotr does a deep dive for us, modeling WordPress performance using a homegrown benchmarking plugin, and puts myths to rest with hard data.
Read MoreThey're a new-ish host based in Germany, and they have great pricing on cheap VPS systems in Düsseldorf. This is their first time on LowEndBox.
Read More32GB RAM for $5 first month! Wow! That's pretty amazing, and that's what Hostiger has for you in Istanbul.
Read MoreServices such as Vercel and Heroku provide an easy on-ramp to hosting your app, but they come at very premium prices. The alternative is to roll your own infrastructure with a self-hosted VPS, but this is starting from scratch and you sacrifice a lot of speed in getting your app to market. Coolify is a nice middle-ground between these two extremes. In this video, Piotr explores how you can leverage this platform to get your application on the web quickly without spending a fortune.
Read MoreWhat is an "exotic" geography? One in which there are few datacenters and few offers. One LowEndTalk member has proposed categories, and it's pretty accurate.
Read MorePulsar67 has posted their first offer on LowEndTalk, and it's pretty cool! Get a cheap VPS in Tampa, Florida for as low as $1.25/month, and there are several bonuses to choose from.
Read MoreIf you put something in private FTP space and the provider flags it as a violation of their AUP, is that an invasion of your privacy? The community seems to think so and doesn't like it.
Read MoreRecently I exchanged PMs with a LowEndTalk member who lost $4,100 on lifetime offers. Are those kinds of offers safe? A scam? How should you think about them?
Read MoreGreat offer today from VisualWebTechnologies. If you're looking for a cheap VPS in Los Angeles with lots of resources for a low prices, this is one to look at!
Read MoreQuite a lot on our plates today as we look at this spread of offers from ColoCrossing - cheap dedicated servers, cheap VPS, and cheap colocation services! Available in Buffalo, Chicago, Dallas, or Los Angeles, depending on the offer. And everything comes with a colossal 40TB of bandwidth!
Read MoreEvery checklist you've ever seen for securing your VPS includes "update your system regularly". But is that one of those "best practices" that is more theoretical than a real-world necessity? To be honest, it's easy to not get around to running "apt update && apt upgrade". In my experience, at least with Debian, updates rarely break things but it's always a small risk. Nevertheless, it requires remembering to do it, spending the commands run, maybe rebooting, etc. Unfortunately, history has shown time and time again that skipping OS updates can leave even the best admins wide open to disaster.
Read MoreLast week I was preparing for a long plane ride. I grabbed my preferred travel video player - an Amazon Kindle Fire, which has a handy microSD port - and dug out a fingernail-sized piece of storage media to insert. It occurred to me that this tiny centimeter-sized slab of plastic and silicon holds more data (1TB) than the entirety of the first datacenter I worked in back in the early 90s. What does the future portend for this popular format?
Read MoreBeancount is a neat FOSS project with a simple concept: full double-entry accounting from the command line. It's a very simple idea, well-implemented, with some neat add-on tools.
Read MoreWhen the internet was first taking shape, the idea of country-code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs) was simple: give every nation its own digital space. What no one expected was that some countries would find themselves sitting on virtual gold mines — not from their native users, but from clever marketers and businesses around the world who saw these two-letter domains as branding shortcuts.
Read MoreNot only does VeloxMedia have a Buy One, Get One FREE deal on their cheap VPS offerings, but they also have a cool 2GB/4GB/8GB cluster for you to consider! Lots of interesting stuff in these offers, which are available in Seattle, California, and London.
Read MoreImagine if you could encode any HD movie down to 8KB. That's what Romke Jan Bernhard Sloot promised the world back in 1999, and he pocketed a nice check from investors to make it work. Alas, he died shortly thereafter. Was he on to something?
Read MoreThere are all kinds of cool domain hacks you can make with a .ge domain, and now you can get one for FREE with $9/year cPanel hosting from WORLDBUS. I've checked a few dictionary words for you and some are still available!
Read MoreAI scrapers are "relentless and brutal". Just ask Wikipedia. There's an arms race between these well-funded pillagers and content providers, and some people are deploying poisoners to slow bots down and fill their models with garbage.
Read MoreIn these days of subscription fatigue, shelling out another $5 or $10 a month for yet another monthly fee can be...well, fatiguing. Is there a magic ticket that lets you read around any paywall? Surprisingly, the answer is "most of the time".
Read MoreOccasionally, Wordpress will miss a scheduled post, sending it to oblivion. This problem is well known in the WP community, but the causes are still somewhat mysterious. In this tutorial, we dive into possible underlying reasons why it may occur, and more importantly, how to fix it once and for all.
Read MoreFreeDOS 1.4 is out. Let's take a look at at installing it. We'll use qemu on macOS so we have 1980s computing inside a 21st century machine.
Read MoreIf you're thinking of reselling shared hosting, you should take a look at this offer for cheap reseller hosting in Australia, India, Germany, UK, and USA from Silicom Network. They're offering low LIFETIME prices with very generous specs.
Read MoreOn the island nation of Cuba, cars from the 1940s and 1950s dominate the landscape. This isn't due to passionate classic car enthusiasm. We might see similar adaptations to scarcity coming to a LowEnd hosting provider near you.
Read MoreServitro landed on LowEndBox about a month ago with a dollar-a-month VPS offer (still available!) Now they're back with bigger 4GB RAM plans, and they're still delightfully cheap. Two offers to choose from, both in Frankfurt, Germany.
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