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It gets easier and easier to create and keep data, but it is always easy to lose data. In fact: some historians believe that this current digital age will make it more difficult to conduct research and find documents because destruction or data loss is so widespread. When you use a traditional hosting company (not… read more »

If you are monitoring your trademark or if you want to know which domains are using the word “quantum”: Google is useless. There are a couple of tools for this: With DNSlytics you can search up to a 15 characters word With DNpedia you have access to the full list without limitation By the end… read more »

For most people: hosting is not a service, it is a burden. By order of priority, the best hosting: does not require any action from them (no need for support) is cheap is fast This is why we are keeping the human interaction with the customers to a minimum, whether they have a shared hosting… read more »

Switching from an old T2 instance to a T3 or T3A instance will lower the costs by 7% to 12%. Officially: if you have an old T2 instance you cannot switch to a T3 or T3A instance without a migration AWS Documentation that is: create a new instance and migrate your data over there. This… read more »

The web hosting industry is only talking about it since a week! WHM®/cPanel® announced with immediate effect the following: no more yearly license any server having over 100 cPanel accounts will incur an additional fee of US$0.20/month/account, or US$2.40/year/account. This does not affect any web hosting provider having an account density of less than 100… read more »

There are a variety of IP blacklists used at the moment: in firewalls to stop SPAM: DNSBL (Domain Name System Blacklists) such as SpamHaus, Barracuda, etc reputation systems (like “Webroot® BrightCloud® Threat Intelligence”) They are currently all using IPv4. However as IPv6 is slowly taking over: billions & billions of IP addresses are now available…. read more »

Recently OpenSource application for Images Gallery was reviewed, and the best one was simply: a WordPress plugin! WordPress killed all open source applications. Or more precisely: WordPress gave the minimum framework for new applications. So if you are looking for a not so sophisticated application: look no further than a WordPress plugin!

There are still so many websites going down because they have a high influx of visitors at once: an agency fails to provide results to exam takers 2020 Tokyo Olympic games ticket sale There is nothing to be ashamed of, even the biggest player crashed too! The ability to plan and scale in advance is… read more »

Jer nudimo hosting u 18 zemlje, Sada nas često pitaju: Koju zemlju odabrati za svoj hosting?… Iako ne možemo odgovoriti na vaš slučaj, Možemo vam dati okvir da sami pronađete odgovor. Danas treba razumjeti tri važna čimbenika: everything is about speed ; zakoni o privatnosti… read more »