Screamin’ Streamin’: Cisco Sets Record with 800Gbps Transatlantic Cable Test
Holy cow, that's fast, especially when going at transcontinental distances.
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The problem isn't that you're attacked. It's that your neighbor doesn't take precautions, and you might have thousands of neighbors.
Read More about Will CloudFlare Protect Your Shared Hosting Against a DDoS Attack? Nope!Over 20 courses have been released for smash VR hit Walkabout Mini Golf. I've played them all except one, and there is how I'd rate them.
Read More about LowEndGaming: Walkabout Mini Golf Course Tier ListIs AI Poised to Take Over the Datacenter? Maaaaaaybe...or maybe not. One thing is for sure, times are changing rapidly and the datacenter market is adapting, with and without the help of AI.
Read More about The Potential Impacts of AI on Data Center Infrastructure Management: A Skeptical PerspectiveI took LowEndTalk down this week due to a very simple change gone awry. This is the story.
Read More about The Story of How I Broke LowEndTalk This WeekDatacenter financing isn't like applying for a mortgage, folks. Here's some of the ways to get hung up.
Read More about Unlocking the Best Deals: A Comprehensive Guide to Data Center FinancingWifi inside the datacenter? Looks promising. Microsoft is giving it a try.
Read More about Microsoft to Go All-Wireless in Datacenters? They’re Testing ItA giant tarball of internal documents, rants, videos, and other leaked material regarding Path.net was released, and there is a web site up offering all of it. Seems like everyone has perused it.
Read More about So Who’s Read the Path.net .ZIP Files That Were Leaked? Everyone It SeemsHostus is acting very cautiously and responsibly in response to RS Studios' disclosure that their Lagom WHMCS theme is vulnerable.
Read More about Hostus is Being Appropriately Cautious: Stupid WHMCS Third Party Templates…Zenlayer just leaked 380 million+ records. This looks pretty bad.
Read More about Zenlayer Breach: 384,658,212 Reasons Why This One is a DoozyThe axe has fallen for 4,000 staff at Cisco. Revenue and profits are down at the networking giant. What's next?
Read More about Major Layoffs at Cisco: Over 4,000 Workers AffectedVMware has made it very clear that they hate their customers and want them to go away. Competitors are circling with bared fangs. Here's Virtuozzo's response.
Read More about SHOTS FIRED: Virtuozzo Takes Aim at VMware RefugeesI tried out Heyderdahl's FREE VPS recently. Not sure they're really quite ready to go but they'll roll out complete networking soon.
Read More about Have You Tried the Heyderdahl Free VPS? My Experience So FarPath.net is being sued by Cologix for unpaid bills. Other rumors are swirling. What do you think?
Read More about Is Path.net in Trouble? Check Out This Court FilingThere's a new guy heading up revenue at CloudFlare. Chief Revenue Officer, President of Revenue, etc. are nouveau titles for guys who run the sales department, and CF has a new one.
Read More about New Master of Coin: Cloudflare Welcomes New President of Revenue to Boost Growth AccelerationSlow web site got you down? Turn that frown upside down with the formula for blazing fast performance.
Read More about Unlock the Secret Formula to Lightning-Fast Websites: Say Goodbye to Loading Screens Forever!Governor Greg Abbott of Texas is calling for a growth in the state's energy grid at a clip of 10-15% per year. He's off by a factor of ten.
Read More about Texas Brownouts On the Horizon: The Power Crisis is Here, and Governor Greg Abbott is Underestimating ItIf your server (VPS or dedicated) has been hacked, there is a simple parameter change you an make that will vastly improve its security. It takes a couple steps to login, but it will protect you against brute force attacks, keyloggers, and other attacks. And you have a couple of options.
Read More about My Server Was Getting Constantly Hacked Until I Changed This One ParameterMost prepaid VPS services come with a bundle of bandwidth. For example, if you buy a 1GB VPS, you might get 1TB bandwidth. That seems straightforward, but you may want to understand exactly what it means before you sign up, and what happens if you go over your allotment.
Read More about How Does Your Provider Handle Bandwidth Overages? It Can Get WeirdLinode and Vultr both sell similarly-priced VMs. What are some reasons to choose one over the other? Hear a LowEndTalk veteran's analysis!
Read More about Vultr vs. Linode? An Interesting Analysis by a LowEndTalk MemberI reported a repo for offering nulled WHMCS on January 20. GitHub doesn't seem that interested.
Read More about Will GitHub Ever Remove This Nulled WHMCS Repo?Customer services on Virtono seem to be working normally, but there's been a mild panic because their web site has been having issues over the last 24 hours.
Read More about Virtono’s Web Site is Having Issues, Customer Systems OK: Please Stand ByJust yesterday we were asking what the heck was going on at Limewave, given that customers were clamoring on LowEndTalk about their services disappearing with now explanation. Well, now we know.
Read More about Limewave’s Middle Finger to Customers: See Ya, Don’t Let The Door Hit Ya Where the Good Lord Split YaLimewave 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.
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