IPv6rs offers an interesting service where they create a tunnel to your home server, allowing you to serve applications and services to the Internet from home. There are of course many ways to do this, but they wrap it up in one easy-to-deploy package. Let's take a look!
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Google is going gangbusters for green...right? They were, until the next shiny thing came along.
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Let's take a look at Nomi and Kindroid, two of the leading AI companion (aka AI girlfriend) apps. They take radically different approaches and have made interesting technical choices. PLUS: see Jon Biloh looking buff!
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Felware is back with some tempting dedicated servers in Madison, Wisconsin. That's in central USA not far from Chicago. Take 20% off the first three months!
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Check out this innovative offer from ServerHost.com: VPN As A Service! Pricing is excellent and if you want to get into the VPN business or
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Are you looking for cPanel hosting? VisualWebTechnologies has cheap cPanel shared hosting for only $4.61/YEAR US (North Carolina), Singapore, Germany, UK, or the Netherlands!
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Here's an awesome command-line one-liner that will watch a YouTube video for you and come back with a summary, key points, quotes, references, etc., all formatted in Markdown and done in about 60 seconds!
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Threads was supposed to be a Twitter killer. It wasn't.
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That pink! That purple! It must be Limitless Hosting and yes, they're back with another great shared hosting offer: We are excited to announce the launch of our new range of premium shared hosting s...
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Need a cheap GPU? Well my friend, those don't exist. But if you want the cheapest possible GPU, we have some leads for you.
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People are romancing and marrying AI girlfriends and boyfriends. We're starting a series on this emerging - dare we say exploding - phenomenon.
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Leathnaíonn ColoCrossing isteach i mBaile Átha Cliath, Éire! OK, I don't actually speak Gaelic, but that's Google does and that is how you say ""ColoCrossing into Dublin, Ireland" in the Irish language. Let's dive in and learn more about their expansion!
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If you want to run AI, you need a bunch of high-end Nvidia GPUs, right? There's actually an alternative that is about half the price.
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The Mango Mail Summer Sale is here! Get up to 6 months FREE when starting a plan before July 31st. Just start or upgrade your plan to get your free months. Claim your free months.
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It's a common misconception in the hosting industry that snapshots and backups are interchangeable terms. However, this is not the case: snapshots are NOT equal to backups! While both snapshots and backups serve to protect data, they differ in some key ways that are important to understand.
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The monsoons are coming! The Venus Host has a special pre-monsoon offer that will expire soon so if you're looking for awesome month-to-month shared hosting, read on!
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Have a virtual AI girlfriend? Here's something fun to try. A teaser for our upcoming series on the explosion of AI companions.
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Back in our initial review of SolusVM 2.0 in late 2022, we at RackNerd felt that SolusVM V2 was not capable of handling production environments. Since then, they have fixed those concerns and implemented many fixes to the platform. Read on to see whether SolusVM 2.0 is ready for prime time...
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Dustin Cisneros, CEO of RackNerd, has been in the industry a long time and remembers its somewhat cruder origins. Let's take a look at the past and present of the hosting industry, and maybe glimpse the future, too!
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Here's a summary of my experiments with FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and DragonFlyBSD.
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DragonFlyBSD was a bit frustrating for me.
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The GNU GPL, BSD license, MIT...those are so last century. Today we have many other cool licenses to use and you should definitely switch all your code to one of these.
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Now it's time to look at OpenBSD, the security-focused BSD. We have quite a time getting things going and learn a lot along the way.
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Last time we looked at FreeBSD. Now we're onto NetBSD. It wasn't a pleasant experience.
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Miniscribe, a hard drive maker who flourished in the 1980s, once ran into serious inventory problems. And since a masonry brick is about the same size and weight of a hard drive from that era...
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We're continuing our journey through the BSD universe and today we're trying out FreeBSD. Does it have "The Power to Serve"?
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Here the Vultr VM I'm using for these BSD tryouts.
Read MoreIn this series, I'll be trying out each of the four major BSD operating systems (FreeBSD, OpenBSD, NetBSD, and DragonFlyBSD), including install, configuration, and web serving. We're paying a visit to the weird cousins from the other continent, and we'll have some fun exploring the OTHER free operating systems.
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