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HudsonValleyHost – Shared Hosting Special, Windows/Linux KVM & 35% OFF Site Wide!

Feb 25, 2017

Hudson Valley Host has sent over a few more specials for the end of February. For this special offer they have a few things to pick from ranging from shared web hosting to full windows/linux based KVM VPS's. HudsonValleyHost has been featured on LowEndBox since 2010 and is one of our Resident Hosts. They informed us they just started offering Windows Server 2016 as an option on their Windows VPS line as well as starting t...

HudsonValleyHost – Shared Hosting Special, Windows/Linux KVM & 35% OFF Site Wide!

Open Source PowerShell on Linux

Jon Biloh

Sep 15, 2016

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PowerShell is now open source, and available for Linux and Mac. You can download official packages from Microsoft for the 64-bit versions of Ubuntu 16.04, Ubuntu 14.04, CentOS 7, Red Hat Enterprise Li...

Rainbow Stream – Use Twitter From the Command Line on your VPS

Jarland

Mar 30, 2016

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Twitter's versatile platform makes it easy for people to stay up to date on the latest information and news. Did you know that Twitter's API can be rapidly configured to integrate directly into almost...

Jarland

Feb 27, 2016

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Security risks are discovered each and every day. How can you know that your VPS is protected against the latest threats? One of the best methods of keeping your server safe is to implement automatic...

Jarland

Jan 25, 2016

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In order to migrate the files on a VPS box from one provider to another, one of the best solutions for the job is to use a tool called Rsync. Let’s take a closer look at Rsync and see how it can help...

Jarland

Jan 12, 2016

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Mumble is a high-quality, low-latency voice chat app that was primarily developed for those in the gaming community. If you've got a spare low end server, you could consider implementing Mumble to fac...

Jarland

Dec 21, 2015

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If you're like me, you find yourself running processes every now and then that don't have init scripts and simply remain active in your session. One common example of that would be a Minecraft server...

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