What’s Going On With LimeWave? Down For the Count?
Limewave has been off the air since January 29th, with zero communication. What's going on?
Read More about What’s Going On With LimeWave? Down For the Count?
Limewave has been off the air since January 29th, with zero communication. What's going on?
Read More about What’s Going On With LimeWave? Down For the Count?16 years ago today, LowEndBox burst onto the hosting scene and the world has never been the same! Let's take a quick look back at our origin.
Read More about Hello, World! 16 Years Ago Today, LowEndBox Was Born! Plus the Fate of VPSLinkLooking to learn a new programming language, or polish skills in one you already know? Then you'll want to bookmark this fantastic GitHub resource.
Read More about Enjoy This Index of Thousands of FREE Programming Books! Python, Rust, Javascript, Java, C#, C++, You Name It!Remember Itanium? I recently had a close encounter with it. Linux has finally dropped support from it in the kernel, with a bit of drama.
Read More about Has the Itanic Finally Hit Its Last Iceberg? It’s Been Removed From the Linux Kernel After a Little DramaOur community is usually not shy about making its opinions known. From threads where people light into providers who disappoint them to people who fall in love with a host and put links in their sig, our readers are passionate about the providers they support. The reviews category is a great resource. We never edit or reject reviews that are posted on LowEndTalk (unless they're obviously fraudulent). You're getting the voice of the community and unvarnished, unfettered user experiences.
Read More about Have You Read These Recent Provider Reviews on LowEndTalk?Over the years, our community has organically created a ton of slang and terminology, some of which is obscure in origin and some of which is completely incomprehensible to the newcomer. I mean, if you go up to someone on the street and ask them what a Summerhost, Cest Pit, or LowEndBox is, they'll give you a blank stare. Get hip to the lingo with this guide!
Read More about LowEndLore: A Community Glossary for the ConfusedWhat should you do when a competitor misconfigures their web server and exposes their WHMCS credentials for all the world to see? Not what was done on LowEndTalk.
Read More about Friday Was National Popcorn Day and We Had Some DramaWin a free VPS, a T-shirt, a hoodie, or a new firearm! All courtesy of Crunchbits as they compete for Top Provider. This is an amazing story.
Read More about Free VPSes, Shirts, Hoodies, and Firearms! Crunchbits is Giving Away a Galaxy of Swag!One of our most popular posts ever was a piece we ran last year entitled The Deprecated, Bloodstained Code in the Linux Kernel. Now we've got a YouTube version of the story for you to watch, including some new audio of Hans commenting on his marriage from a prison phone call. It's just just a word-for-word reading of our story but a fresh script, and we think you'll enjoy it.
Read More about Now on LowEndBoxTV: “The Deprecated, Bloodstained Code in the Linux Kernel” DocumentaryWindows 10 was a hit, Windows 11 less so. Let's take a look at Windows 12.
Read More about The Windows 12 Preview is HereIf you upload something to your VPS, can the provider see it? What about a dedicated server? Let's take a look...you're probably not going to like the answer.
Read More about How Private is Your Hosted Data, Really? Even That Encrypted Stuff…I've recently started writing detailed reviews of providers. Who would you like to see featured next? And what else should we review about them?
Read More about What Should Be My Next Virtual Port of Call? Please Suggest My Next Destination!We don't see many offers in Vietnam. And we certainly don't see them very often at these cheap prices! Welcome TotHost.
Read More about Exotic Location Alert: TotHost Has Cheap VPS Offers in Hanoi, Vietnam for Us!A couple days ago, I disclosed that I'd succumbed to ColoCrossing's seductively cheap dedicated server offer for $20/month (which is still available, by the way). Last time I covered purchasing...now let's get the OS installed.
Read More about My Journey With ColoCrossing, Part 2: Grab a Cup of Java (Not the Caffeinated Kind) and Sip on Some YABS2023 has been a bender. Lots of news, lots of people coming and going, and we hit the 5,000 post milestone. And of course, we shared tons of amazing offers. Besides fabulous deals on cheap VPS, cheap dedicated server, and cheap shared/reseller hosting, we also shared a lot of industry news. Let's recap the year!
Read More about Looking Back: The Mega-Recap of 2023!I just bought my first ColoCrossing dedicated server. The journey begins. In this first post, I'll tell you about the why, the purchase, and order choices.
Read More about My Journey With ColoCrossing Just StartedProviders running WHMCS need to watch their systems carefully because LowEndTalk is on fire with report on hacks and compromises through flawed modules.
Read More about Providers Under Attack! WHMCS Modules Meltdown!On behalf of the staff of LowEndBox, our amazing providers, and our burgeoning community, we'd like to wish all of our readers a very Merry Christmas!
Read More about Merry Christmas from LowEndBox!There will be more hacks, breaches, and leaks. AI will grow and become even more obnoxious. Europe will issue new regulations. But besides those obvious trends...
Read More about Five Tech Predictions for 2024You've decided you want to get rich in software. You've got the skills, you've got the infrastructure, you've got a friend who designs the cutest damn logos anyone's ever seen, and your work ethic is off the charts, plus you're still on good terms with your ex who has an MBA, your uncle is an attorney, and your sister is an accountant. Now all you need is a killer idea. There's a site that can help with that.
Read More about Need an Idea for a New Software Offering? Check Out RequestForProduct.co Which Scrapes Product Ideas From Social MediaColoCrossing has added massive bandwidth in Buffalo. Read on for the details!
Read More about ColoCrossing’s Buffalo Datacenter Increases Network CapacityTurkey really, really doesn't want its citizens to anything that might sound like criticism of its government. The latest: blocking access to 16 VPN providers.
Read More about Turkey Tightens the Screws: 16 VPN Providers BannedAdobe's acquisition of Figma was supposed to "usher in a new era of collaborative creativity". Apparently, we're going to have to stick with the old era.
Read More about The New Era of Collaborative Creativity is Canceled: Adobe Calls Off Figma Acquisition, Will Pay $1 Billion Cancellation FeeRead a harrowing tale of man-versus-RAID-array combat as MXroute battles to recover one of its servers.
Read More about “MXroute failed, and I’m sorry”: Jar Posts a Detailed Narrative of His Recent Man vs. Storage Array CombatGoodbye, Russian Hetzner customers. The West can't take your money anymore.
Read More about Hetzner Tells Russian Customers to Get LostWhat if I told you that we probably would have no idea where Malaysia Air MH370 ended up if it wasn't for its onboard datacenter fans?
Read More about Overheating Datacenter and Toilet Pipes: a Surprising Piece of the MH370 Disappearance StoryThere is still no official Midjourney API. You can create API keys so apparently something is coming but as of today, the only way to use Midjourney is the cumbersome Discord interface. Enter GoAPI.
Read More about How to Use a Midjourney API: Interview with GoAPIWe tweet. We post. We share. Why not check us out on social media?
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