The Buzz: Latest News, Gossip, and Drama from LowEndTalk
$22,000 in missing crypto, provider deadpools, suspicious CPU steals...you need to be reading LowEndTalk!
Read More$22,000 in missing crypto, provider deadpools, suspicious CPU steals...you need to be reading LowEndTalk!
Read MoreMailbird promised that lifetime licenses were for the life of the user. Turns out they were only for the a small window of time when that version was current, and now they're invalid for go-forward versions.
Read MoreMozilla has changed the language of its Terms of Use and Privacy FAQ, stripping away its pledge to never sell your data. The user community has its pitchforks out.
Read MoreYou have to love it when there's an offer that is amazing...and then a provider goes and makes it twice as nice. Little Creek Hosting posted a great deal for us on LowEndTalk. I checked and it's still available!
Read MoreThis is probably our final update on the QuadraNet saga, because they're about done. If you haven't seen the signs and were holding out hope, give it up, my friend. Inside is the email they sent to customers giving them one week to get out.
Read MoreA Quebec man is selling both his Teslas, and canceling his order for a Cybertruck. Is he the leading edge of a wave of Tesla boycotts? The picture is murky. The stock chart isn't. Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA...
Read MoreThis is RubyHost's first appearance on LowEndBox, and they're making a splash! They've got a great offer in Dallas, Texas for us, which includes a special bonus for our readers.
Read MoreWhile Elon Musk roots around in Federal IT systems for waste, one particular argument he's advanced is that there are millions of people aged 120 years old and older getting Social Security checks. Is it really that simple? Not where COBOL is concerned.
Read MoreBill Gates' new Netflix series, "What's Next? The Future with Bill Gates" is available. Will you glimpse the future by watching it?
Read MoreAs we've covered previously, QuadraNet is in deep trouble. Now they're being evicted from their Los Angeles datacenter, due to $600,000 worth of unpaid rent.
Read MoreEquinix sunset their Equinix Metal last year. Now they've asked some important FOSS projects that they've been hosting for several years to find new homes. The costs are pretty staggering.
Read MoreStackOverflow's flow of questions has plummeted since LLMs come along. Given the community's other problems, how much longer will it survive?
Read MoreJust kidding...we don't have the $8 million advertising budget it takes to buy a 30-second SuperBowl spot. But if we did...
Read MoreWe've published a directory of cheap GPU options for you to consider. No pocket change offers here, alas - it's still a pricey market. But we found a few gems.
Read MoreLet's Encrypt is no longer going to email you when cert expirations are coming up. If you need that kind of functionality, here's 3 easy alternatives.
Read MoreTons of new apps have been added to PikaPods, plus they now support S3 backups. And you can still get $5 in free account credit to try them out!
Read MoreAt one point, QuadraNet owned nearly 300,000 IPs. Now they're down to 6,656, after a sale to HostPapa. Combined with the extended, ongoing outage at QuadraNet's Los Angeles datacenter, this is a concerning development for their customers.
Read MoreEither Path.net just having a horrible run of luck, or there is more to the story. But what?
Read MoreThe Doomsday Clock is now 89 seconds from midnight. Isn't it kind of silly?
Read MoreQuadraNet's Los Angeles DC has been having issues for a while, and users are growing increasingly concerned.
Read MoreThe Open Source Pledge wants to use peer pressure to make companies pay open source developers. It doesn't appear to be working.
Read MoreIf you've loved using SnagIt, I'm sorry to inform you that you need to move on. TechSmith has a noxious plan to force you - or if that doesn't work, trick you - into an annual subscription.
Read MoreRoss Ulbricht, who "callously and casually" plotted the murders of multiple people, has been pardoned and is free to plot anew.
Read MoreThe very first tutorial ever published on LowEndTalk - way back in 2008 - was on replacing OpenSSH with Dropbear. Is it still relevant for the LowEnd community in 2025?
Read MoreIf you work in Linux or write shell scripts, I have a tip for you that is going to make your life a lot easier.
Read MoreAccording to Mashable and the media, Bluesky is a rip-roarin' success. Is it really?
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