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Posted January 31st, 2012 ·
No Comments Most hosting providers nowadays offer unlimited or abnormally high amounts of bandwidth to the point where you may not have to considered the need to reduce your bandwidth consumption.
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Posted January 26th, 2012 ·
No CommentsIn the beginning of this week, Joomla, one of the leading open source content management systems, announced the release of a new, updated version, namely Joomla 2.5. This version features a number of new features, including multi-database support, and advanced update notification tools.
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Posted January 25th, 2012 ·
No CommentsLast week, the hosting provider WebHostingBuzz announced that they are working as a launch partner with CodeGuard. The latter offers a cutting-edge website backup service, which basically works as a time machine for your website.
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Posted January 23rd, 2012 ·
No Comments You’ve probably heard about open source software due to its increasing popularity in the IT world. After all, the growing use of Linux as an end-user operating system, as well as the availability of enterprise software in similar open source applications has made open source software a preferred choice for small businesses and individuals.
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Posted January 18th, 2012 ·
No Comments Even the most skilled and advanced webmasters make mistakes that lead to security problems. This is most often due to webmasters not giving much thought as to how even the simplest action could be valuable to a hacker, or the general denial that something bad could happen.
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Posted January 16th, 2012 ·
No Comments Websites that take snapshots of other websites and store them in archives can be a valuable tool for users that have lost website data and don’t have a valid backup. This is mostly useful for static HTML sites or content, but can also be used to obtain data that was stored in a database but displayed on the website.
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Posted January 9th, 2012 ·
No Comments You may be aware of whether or not your hosting provider is actually a reseller of another host. A reseller is a hosting provider that is essentially selling another web host’s services under their own name or brand, usually with their own sets of features and pricing.
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Posted December 28th, 2011 ·
No Comments With shared web hosting becoming a head race to offer the most competitive features, some concerns are raised by users as to how “shared” a server really is, and how many websites on one server is too much.
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