I’m not saying I’ll set up the hosting business on my own from a technical standpoint.

hosting business but that part is basically safe to not happen.

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OK, here is some actual well meant response: Hosting is a horribly saturated market. Profit margins outside of high class enterprisy services (which you 100% won't be able to provide - even if you did

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and support ticketing. After that, start renting dedicated server to cater your client (this is where you'd need ASN, IP space, server provisioning, DDoS, etc). After knowing the niche, start purchas

Nothing is perfect; something can always break. I also know PHP very well, so I can create my own APIs with WHMCS / Vmware. AI simply helps me work faster.

I’m an SEO expert and I’m planning to start a web hosting business. I’m currently developing a custom AI-powered control panel, but I don’t have much experience with dedicated servers, VPS setup, RAM/

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Mate, do yourself a favor and stop with that god forsaken AI slop bullshit. As soon as I see those god damn AI generated icons, its over. Nothing and I mean nothing just fucking pukes "I am u

My name is "مصطفی", It's an Arabic name and it means "the chosen one" You can write it in English like Mustafa, Mostafa, Moustafa, Mostapha... but the most common o

not just ovh, but there are many companies who still add their keys, or even secondary users for quick support, hardware debug & monitoring.

In the old days (circa 2012 or so), OVH also had its own SSH key added to dedicated servers.

It’s a Gray area for sure law wise, but as a US company i feel they would be most susceptible to a GDPR failure, or worse case a CFAA violation, although i’m not sure how this would work as they “own”

I was auditing one of our unmanaged dedicated servers at InterServer today and found an SSH key in ~/.ssh/authorized_keys that none of us added.

Yes ChaCha20 has seen wide mass adoption especially in VPN space, but AES and other original forms of encryption have had plenty of there own developments are are still heavy more implemented overall.

It'll let you know whenever it's overriding the cpuid flags, a snippet from my own tests:

So a bit of background, me and a few friends run resource stuff for Minecraft servers (configs, builds, plugins, that kind of thing), and we've needed a decent image host for screenshots/previews for

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