I'm starting to get the vibe no one cares about these leaks any more as most people have their data out there. There's nothing you can do any more apart from regular Password changing

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I tend to lean towards the EMI theory because there were severe RAM issues on an older gaming laptop that I used prior to this, memtest showed its RAM had lots of bad addresses even after a hard reset

According to my experience, Cybernews have most leaks indexed. Next is Google One monitor (but it not seems synchronized to Google Password Manager - even if it shows that some passwords are leaked, G

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Is this legitimate or just a tactic by Google to make us pay for Google one ? I never had any password like that

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I haven't received the VPS password yet. Could you please send it to my email?

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Go on manage.freevps.org and reset your password to access temporarily.

I did reset my portal password, just to try that.

If not, please reset your password on VF with same email.

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Meanwhile the newly provisioned VPS is inaccessible from the Internet. VNC works fine, and I could reset the password from VF. No idea if it is relavant to an additional IPv4 address, which always doe

right, cpanel does increases pricing, but hostmantis increased them by 25% last year, and prior to that some users annual plan costing $30 went to $180 on renewal. Also, directadmin never increased pe

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foremost, is the masked email integration with 1Password, which is my password manager of choice. By and large I’ve really loved having that feature where I can have 1Password generate masked email a

It makes sense to me, honestly. cPanel is just increasing prices every year at this point and hosts are expected to eat it without much backlash, same with WHMCS and Plesk. It used to cost something l

Under the pretext of cool term "price adjustment" the not-so-favorite hosting provider Hostmantis again increasing its pricing accross all hosting products, cpanel/DA/enterprise from