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Recently I exchanged PMs with a LowEndTalk member who lost $4,100 on lifetime offers. Are those kinds of offers safe? A scam? How should you think about them?
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Great offer today from VisualWebTechnologies. If you're looking for a cheap VPS in Los Angeles with lots of resources for a low prices, this is one to look at!
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Quite a lot on our plates today as we look at this spread of offers from ColoCrossing - cheap dedicated servers, cheap VPS, and cheap colocation services! Available in Buffalo, Chicago, Dallas, or Los Angeles, depending on the offer. And everything comes with a colossal 40TB of bandwidth!
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Every checklist you've ever seen for securing your VPS includes "update your system regularly". But is that one of those "best practices" that is more theoretical than a real-world necessity? To be honest, it's easy to not get around to running "apt update && apt upgrade". In my experience, at least with Debian, updates rarely break things but it's always a small risk. Nevertheless, it requires remembering to do it, spending the commands run, maybe rebooting, etc. Unfortunately, history has shown time and time again that skipping OS updates can leave even the best admins wide open to disaster.
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Last week I was preparing for a long plane ride. I grabbed my preferred travel video player - an Amazon Kindle Fire, which has a handy microSD port - and dug out a fingernail-sized piece of storage media to insert. It occurred to me that this tiny centimeter-sized slab of plastic and silicon holds more data (1TB) than the entirety of the first datacenter I worked in back in the early 90s. What does the future portend for this popular format?
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Beancount is a neat FOSS project with a simple concept: full double-entry accounting from the command line. It's a very simple idea, well-implemented, with some neat add-on tools.
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When the internet was first taking shape, the idea of country-code Top-Level Domains (ccTLDs) was simple: give every nation its own digital space. What no one expected was that some countries would find themselves sitting on virtual gold mines — not from their native users, but from clever marketers and businesses around the world who saw these two-letter domains as branding shortcuts.
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Not only does VeloxMedia have a Buy One, Get One FREE deal on their cheap VPS offerings, but they also have a cool 2GB/4GB/8GB cluster for you to consider! Lots of interesting stuff in these offers, which are available in Seattle, California, and London.
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Imagine if you could encode any HD movie down to 8KB. That's what Romke Jan Bernhard Sloot promised the world back in 1999, and he pocketed a nice check from investors to make it work. Alas, he died shortly thereafter. Was he on to something?
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There are all kinds of cool domain hacks you can make with a .ge domain, and now you can get one for FREE with $9/year cPanel hosting from WORLDBUS. I've checked a few dictionary words for you and some are still available!
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AI scrapers are "relentless and brutal". Just ask Wikipedia. There's an arms race between these well-funded pillagers and content providers, and some people are deploying poisoners to slow bots down and fill their models with garbage.
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In these days of subscription fatigue, shelling out another $5 or $10 a month for yet another monthly fee can be...well, fatiguing. Is there a magic ticket that lets you read around any paywall? Surprisingly, the answer is "most of the time".
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Great offer today from VisualWebTechnologies. If you're looking for a cheap VPS in Los Angeles with lots of resources for a low prices, this is one to look at!
Read MoreQuite a lot on our plates today as we look at this spread of offers from ColoCrossing - cheap dedicated servers, cheap VPS, and cheap colocation services! Available in Buffalo, Chicago, Dallas, or Los Angeles, depending on the offer. And everything comes with a colossal 40TB of bandwidth!
Read MoreNot only does VeloxMedia have a Buy One, Get One FREE deal on their cheap VPS offerings, but they also have a cool 2GB/4GB/8GB cluster for you to consider! Lots of interesting stuff in these offers, which are available in Seattle, California, and London.
Read MoreThere are all kinds of cool domain hacks you can make with a .ge domain, and now you can get one for FREE with $9/year cPanel hosting from WORLDBUS. I've checked a few dictionary words for you and some are still available!
Read MoreIf you're thinking of reselling shared hosting, you should take a look at this offer for cheap reseller hosting in Australia, India, Germany, UK, and USA from Silicom Network. They're offering low LIFETIME prices with very generous specs.
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Servitro landed on LowEndBox about a month ago with a dollar-a-month VPS offer (still available!) Now they're back with bigger 4GB RAM plans, and they're still delightfully cheap. Two offers to choose from, both in Frankfurt, Germany.
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This might be the cheapest dedicated server offer we've ever posted. Below $20/month?!? Crazy! Check out LinkSecured's awesome cheap dedicated server offer (Los Angeles, California or Phoenix, Arizona), and check out their deals on colocation as well.
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Occasionally, Wordpress will miss a scheduled post, sending it to oblivion. This problem is well known in the WP community, but the causes are still somewhat mysterious. In this tutorial, we dive into possible underlying reasons why it may occur, and more importantly, how to fix it once and for all.
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FreeDOS 1.4 is out. Let's take a look at at installing it. We'll use qemu on macOS so we have 1980s computing inside a 21st century machine.
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A 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!
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Should 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.
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We 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!
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We 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!
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Today 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!
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IPv6rs 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!
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Our 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?
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Ryzen 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.
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For 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.
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Looking 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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