A 2GB VPS for Under $30 a Year: Is It Worth It?
FlipperHost is offering a 2GB VPS in three US cities for just $29.99 a year. Here is what that price actually gets you, and who it makes sense for.
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Your Browser May Be Leaking More Than You Think
Browser fingerprinting can identify visitors with near-perfect accuracy — no cookies required. Here's what that means for anyone running a website or self-hosted service.
How Cloudflare and OpenAI Want to Fix AI Crawlers for Site Owners
AI bots crawling your site waste bandwidth and often miss your newest content. A new partnership between Cloudflare and OpenAI aims to change that — and give website owners more control.
When Yandex Went Down, Its Bots Just Moved Elsewhere
A Yandex data center disruption gave researchers a rare look at how bot networks really behave. Rather than disappearing, the bots quietly shifted to other infrastructure and kept running.
No, AI Didn’t Decompile Photoshop. Here’s What Actually Happened
Viral videos claim AI decompiled Adobe's apps and made Photoshop free. It didn't: here is what ArtCraft really is, why decompiling and rebuilding are different things, and what it means for you.
A €2.60/month VPS With 4GB RAM: Is It Worth a Look?
Velohost is back with a 4GB RAM VPS for just €2.60 a month — lower than their own price eight months ago. Here's what you get and what to watch out for before signing up.
Microsoft Is Quietly Cutting Your Cloud Storage by More Than Half
Microsoft is reducing the cloud storage bundled with Microsoft 365 subscriptions by 60%. If you store files, backups, or site assets in OneDrive, this change affects you directly.
A 2GB VPS for Under $2/Month: What’s the Catch?
Budget VPS deals look great on paper, but the real cost often hides in renewal prices and performance limits. Here's what to check before you sign up.
When Hackers Steal TLS Certificates: What It Means for You
Attackers hijacked country-code domains to obtain real TLS certificates for major services. If fake certificates can be issued for trusted brands, every site owner needs to understand why this matters.
cPanel and WHMCS Cost More Again — What Are You Paying For?
cPanel and WHMCS have raised their prices again, continuing a trend that has quietly doubled hosting software costs in just a few years. If you run a shared hosting setup or manage client servers, here is what the increases mean for your bills.
