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Endpoint Protection User Review: Avast Business CloudClare vs TeamViewer

A follow up to: As I’m going to purchase a remote access tool (RAT) again like I did back in the days of TeamViewer version 6 to 8, then it better encompass everything. For months I’ve been scouring the web trying to make an informed decision if it’s going to be either Avast Business (which […]

The Best 15 Teamviewer Alternatives of 2021 incl. Zoom User Review

Posted in Betting, Forex & Gambling, Cloud Computing, Software

Already thoroughly researched this subject a couple of months ago, and I thought everything covered until I was just setting Bookly Pro plugin. Thoughts: “Bummer again just Zoom, wouldn’t it be cool if it featured a TeamViewer API connection process.” The Best Teamviewer Alternatives of 2021 User Review To cut a long story short. In […]

F*CK !!! public_html/megla.txt – “hacked by megla akash from Team_CC” – TROUBLESHOOT

Posted in Cloud Computing, Hacking, Linux, My Journey, Plugins, Software, Teambuilder news, Tips & Tricks, Troubleshoot, VPS, WordPress

Funny timing for this to happen As I was ‘bragging’ just a couple of days ago, how my projects and servers are supposedly super secure in an article around bitcoin and cryptography, that I will link from ASAP (still has to be published). Well, turns out I make mistakes too. Upz. On the upside, I […]

[NL] 7 redenen waarom ‘Bitcoin Mining’ via je Chrome Browser totaal kansloos is …

Posted in Bitcoin, Cloud Computing, Dutch Articles, e-currency, Earn Money Online, Humor, MLM Masterminding, Online Geld Verdienen

Ah gossie … werd (weer) eens ongevraagd toegevoegd in een FB groepsgesprek met de laatste ‘innovatie’ in bitcoin mining via je browser d.m.v. iets wat heet cryptotab. Hier mijn 7 reden waarom je er niet aan wilt beginnen. 7 redenen waarom Chrome Browser mining totaal kansloos is Copy/paste van hoe ik net exact deelde in die […]

Rhyker’s Quick Benchmark Test Results of FREE WordPress Caching Plugins

Posted in Cloud Computing, Hosting, VPS, WordPress

Don’t have a lot of time right now to run full blown optimized benchmarks tests. However, as I’m writing this blogpost — not from within my WordPress Backend, but through something else (which I’m pulling together for ‘TTCGS’) — I decided to blog about something useful, which is: the importance of having a caching plugin. […]

My Best Practices Ubuntu 14.04 LTS Server Configuration at TransIP VPS

Posted in Cloud Computing, Hosting, Project Changelog(s), VPS

Right … thus far things seem to work rather stable. Time for a little update how exactly I solved the WordPress Internal Server Error“-issue on my own self-hosted blog, as I dare to write a blogpost about it without the platform crashing Long answer very short: set up my own Linux webserver to bypass RAM […]

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