Let's Encrypt Retiring Expiration Emails: Three Quick Solutions to Fill the Gap
Let'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.
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Let'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.
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Read MoreThe Open Source Pledge wants to use peer pressure to make companies pay open source developers. It doesn't appear to be working.
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Read MoreFelware is back with a couple great dedicated server offers in Madison, Wisconsin. These aren't old procs or small systems - big, beefy E5s, loaded with RAM and disk, and featuring unlimited bandwidth!
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Read MoreSomeone asked on LowEndTalk about a high RAM VPS and I suggested ByteHosting. Now you can get what I suggested for even cheaper...14GB of RAM for only €6.99/month in Frankfurt, Germany!
Read MoreHi everyone! It's time to vote for your favorite providers again. This is a great opportunity for providers to claim the "Top Provider" tag, while our active members stand a chance to win fantastic prizes sponsored by all the fantastic providers!
Read MoreFelware is back with a couple great dedicated server offers in Madison, Wisconsin. These aren't old procs or small systems - big, beefy E5s, loaded with RAM and disk, and featuring unlimited bandwidth!
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Read MoreSilicom Network is back, and now they're offering service in India and Australia, as well as Germany and the US. Check out these dirt cheap lifetime offers!
Read MoreLooking for a VPS with a lot of RAM and a small price tag? Pay less than $5/month (quarterly) for 6GB of RAM in Dallas, Frankfurt, or Johannesburg, South Africa. Bigger plans available? You bet - all the way to 32GB!
Read MoreA few days ago I posted about the release of TK5, which is the "turnkey" mainframe operating system you can run at home on your Linux or other system. However, I learned that the "turnkey" OS isn't as "turnkey" as people like. Specifically, it doesn't work on Debian 12. Here's the fix!
Read MoreShould you use dark mode on your browser? Perhaps. About 20 years ago, I read something (probably in an airplane magazine) about dark screens being better for your eyes. The theory was that using dark mode, you are pumping less light into your eyes which...I guess...is supposed to be better for them? Today I actually decided to Google this, and here's what I found.
Read MoreDo you need to move from one provider or one server to another? It's straightforward but there's a lot of loose ends and details. RackNerd has a tutorial to walk you through all the details.
Read MoreWHMCS is your crown jewels, and it's catastrophic if it's ever hacked. How can you keep yourself safe?
Read MoreWe sat down with PQ Hosting for an interview with this community provider based in Moldova. Read about the IT scene there and how PQ is growing, and get a special discount on their offers!
Read MoreWe sat down with Peter French, CEO of Virtarix, to understand this emerging provider - and their amazing prices - a little better. It's a fun interview so dive in!
Read MoreToday we're chatting with Adam Czach, CEO of AutomationTools.ai. They're taking an AI approach to autoblogging so if you're interested in that space, this is a must-read interview!
Read MoreIPv6rs 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!
Read MoreOur video master, Piotr, has been lighting up the metrics on YouTube with some great videos on LowEndBoxTV. If you're not a subscriber, you're missing out! Did any of these slip past your stream unclicked?
Read MoreRyzen is fast! Epyc is epic! But is it the best for your server? Piotr sorts out the AMD product lines and provides some benchmarks to help you decide which chip is right for you when you're shopping for a cheap VPS or cheap dedicated server.
Read MoreFor a long time, hosting with Hetzner meant hosting in Germany or Finland. But recently they've gone global, expanding into the USA and later to Singapore. They claim their systems are the same at each location, but are they...? No! And Piotr has the proof.
Read MoreLooking for a transcription solution? Sure, you can pay one of the big cloud services but that isn't the LowEnd way! Let's see what Piotr's got for us.
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