The Reason Scientology is Fighting Right-to-Repair That No One is Talking About
A few media outlets have reported that the Church of Scientology is opposing right-to-repair legislation. But the reason might be a little surprising.
Read MoreA few media outlets have reported that the Church of Scientology is opposing right-to-repair legislation. But the reason might be a little surprising.
Read MoreSEO is lucrative, that's why tracking your Google search results is important. The problem is, the popular SEO tracking solutions like Ahrefs, SemRush, and the like cost hundreds of dollars. So, I gave a free page rank tracking solution, SerpBear, a shot. The verdict? It works surprisingly well, let me break it down for you...
Read MoreStackOverflow has been sailing in rough waters lately and has just hit another reef. Massive job cuts have been announced. Is SO designed for failure?
Read MoreServacus is winding down operations in one of their DCs. They've had a rough go, as reviews indicate.
Read MoreAll of the hosting billing solutions on the market right now are dinosaurs, and the king of the dinosaurs, WHMCS, keeps raising prices without adding any improvements. Thus, the demand for new options on the market. The question is, though, is Paymenter up to the task?
Read MoreWe have an informal job posting thread on LowEndTalk and some employers and employees have matched up already. We'd love to keep it going, so if you're looking on either side of the table, check it out.
Read MoreIn case you didn't know, forums are dead and have been completely obsolete for 20 years. Yet, they keep growing and people keep starting them. Here's our take on popular forum software.
Read MoreNowadays you communicate with people over Discord, Whatsapp, SnapChat, and if you're a boomer, maybe Facebook Messenger. Do you even use your email any more? Is there any reason to still have an account? There's one very good reason.
Read MoreOmi in a Hellcat grew to YouTube stardom very quickly by flexing his wealth in a very blatant (even a bit obnoxious) type of way. It worked temporarily, but... the problem is, you need to be able to explain where your wealth is coming from when you center your image around it. Plus, more than just civilians can watch YouTube...
Read MoreThis provider has a pretty good deal in Stockholm, Sweden but you can make it exceptional with this little hack. Or as the clickbaiters say, this ONE WEIRD TRICK...
Read MoreThe year's greatest retail event - most people would call it the year's greatest event period - is coming soon! If you're a provider, you need to start thinking about how you're going to appeal to our eager audience and get your offers in now.
Read MoreCommunity provider HiVelocity shared a video announcement on LowEndTalk to tease their upcoming VPS launch. Here's what we know so far.
Read MoreAs of 2018, cannabis with below 0.3% THC content is federally legal per the Farm Bill. The only problem? Hemp companies keep getting de-platformed by brands like Shopify. That's why I made a list of the top 5 hosting providers that allow cannabis related brands -- including THCa and CBD.
Read MoreFor a community that prizes VPSes that cost under $20 per year, the idea of paying $60 per month for a VPS sounds like a crime against nature. That's the kind of VPS that GoDaddy offers. But one LowEndTalk member is quite happy with them for a specific use case.
Read MoreDirectAdmin is pulling the rug out from under their legacy lifetime licensees. Lifetime licenses never last your lifetime.
Read MoreExim has another vulnerability and its owners seem to care even less than they did last time this happened.
Read MoreGuess which popular hosting provider software solution is going to be 32% better in January? Keep guessing because none of them will be, but one of them is cranking up their prices by that much.
Read MoreGuess who's raising prices again? You don't have to guess very hard.
Read MoreThree years after the Raspberry Pi 4 hit the market, its successor is here. What do you think about it?
Read MoreMicrosoft is planning to build its own nuclear reactors and has a job posting to hire a leader for this project. Is nuclear power the future of the datacenter industry?
Read MoreFoldable laptops are coming - er, actually, they're already here. LG just released a new one. Let's look at the state of the art and think about pros/cons of this new wave of devices.
Read MoreThe NFT boom and bust happened at light speed. Now a new report highlights what most already knew: nearly all (and we do mean nearly) of those blockchain entries have zero value.
Read MoreTwitter is now known as X. Actually, it's now known as "X, formerly known as Twitter" because "X" has zero brand and the Twitter brand is still iconic. A cautionary tale.
Read MoreThinking of starting out as a hosting provider? There's two key words you need to understand: commoditization and differentiation. If you don't understand these words, you don't have a prayer.
Read MoreIPXO's "two incident" policy is not sitting right with providers. They're in a difficult spot, balancing providers and block owners, legit complaints and trashy noise. SirFoxy explores it for us.
Read MoreRecently, if you host your own Plex server on a Hetzner IP address, there's a very good chance you received the following email: Important notice about the hosting service you may be using. We're cont...
Read MoreCyberBunker was a "bulletproof" hosting operation run primarily by Xennt or Herman-Johan Xennt, and CB3ROB or Sven Kamphuis (specifically early on). It opened up in the late 1990s operating out of a r...
Read MoreHeading out for a road trip? Check out my list of 10 awesome YouTube channels to stream (or download) while you're on the road. All are audio-only-approved and will keep you company as the miles fly by.
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