How to Supercharge Your Self-Hosted Website with AI (And Still Stay Your Own Boss)
Let’s be honest — AI is everywhere now. It writes code, generates images, creates blog posts, helps you name your cat, and probably will soon start giving you dating advice (dangerous territory). But what about using AI when you’re building your own website, self-hosted on your shiny ITLDC VDS or dedicated server? Spoiler alert: AI […]
Read more💨 Make PHP Fast Again: 5 Ways to Supercharge Your Website
Running a website on PHP? Congratulations — you’re in good company with literally most of the internet. But let’s be honest: sometimes PHP can feel like it’s wearing concrete shoes, especially when your site gets busy. Don’t worry. We’ve got five turbocharged tips to make your PHP-based site fly like it just had three espressos […]
Read moreBash Process Management: How to Tame Your Shell Like a Pro
Running Linux commands is cool. Running them in the background while sipping coffee? That’s sysadmin wizardry. If you’ve ever found yourself staring at a long-running process and thought, «There must be a better way,» congratulations – you’re ready to master Bash process management. Let’s talk about how to run commands in the background, bring them […]
Read more🚀 Beyond Nginx: Exploring the Best Lightweight Web Servers for PHP & HTTPS
Nginx has long been the go-to web server for high performance and flexibility, but it’s not the only player in the game. If you’re looking for a lightweight, powerful alternative that supports PHP (via PHP-FPM), HTTPS, and reverse proxying, there are plenty of options that can suit your needs—whether you’re hosting a personal blog, managing […]
Read more🚀 NVMe Form Factors: The Shape of Speed
NVMe SSDs are fast. Really fast. So fast that if they had wheels, they’d probably win a Formula 1 race against your old SATA drive. But speed isn’t the only thing that matters — size and shape (a.k.a. form factor) make a huge difference too. And, just like pizza comes in different styles (thin crust, […]
Read more💡 10 Steps to Take If Your Cloud Virtual Server Is Not Working
So, your virtual server is down, and you’re about to send a support ticket with «I HAVE A PROBLEMM!!!1111!!» as the subject. But wait! Before you summon support ninjas, try these steps to troubleshoot the issue yourself—this can save you time and help support assist you faster if you still need help. 1. Check the […]
Read more🚀 From Coax to MTP Fiber — The Evolution of Network Cables 🔌
Cables are everywhere. They power our networks, connect our servers, and make sure your favorite cat videos stream without buffering. While Wi-Fi gets all the attention, real networking happens over cables – the ones carefully routed, labeled, and tested inside racks and data centers worldwide. But let’s be honest – network cables have had a […]
Read more🚀 SSH Companions: 5 Essential Tools Every Sysadmin Needs (Because Even SSH Deserves Some Friends) 🔑💻
SSH is our (and your!) go-to for secure, remote server access, but sometimes even the best tool needs a trusty sidekick. Whether you’re battling unreliable Wi-Fi, keeping your tunnels alive, or managing multiple sessions like a boss, these five SSH companions have got your back. Let’s check out our top picks for enhancing your SSH […]
Read more🚀 SSH: The Silent Guardian of Secure Server Access (and Why Telnet Belongs in a Museum) 💻
Ah, SSH—the protocol that keeps sysadmins connected, developers productive, and hackers frustrated. Whether you’re a seasoned Linux wizard or someone who just heard the term for the first time, SSH is the glue that holds the internet’s infrastructure together. So, let’s dive into the magical world of SSH, its history, why it’s better than Telnet […]
Read more🌐🚀 Carrier-Class vs SOHO Routers: Why Your Home Router Isn’t Built for the Big Leagues
Let’s talk routers — those little boxes that make the internet happen. For most people, a $15 home router is more than enough to stream Netflix, game online, and yell at their ISP when the Wi-Fi goes down. But when it comes to powering an entire datacenter, an ISP, or global enterprise infrastructure, you need […]
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