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Before you get into the main article, here are the terms most likely to feel unclear on a first read. You do not need to memorize them — this section is here to make the rest of the article easier…

Ask six Ubuntu users for the “best” text editor and you can get six different answers: Nano, Vim, VS Code, GNOME Text Editor, Geany, Sublime Text... The frustrating part is that none of those answers is automatically wrong. They conflict…

Before getting into the comparison, here are the core terms that appear throughout the article.

You open two tabs because you need one of two very normal things: safer browsing on public Wi‑Fi, or a server for a website, app, or self-hosted tool. Then the internet hands you two nearly identical acronyms — VPN and…

Spring has arrived, and so has one of AlexHost's best seasonal offers. This Easter, we're rolling out two deals worth celebrating: a sitewide discount code and a limited-edition dedicated server configuration at a price that won't last long.

Linux isn't one operating system. It's one kernel — the core piece of software that talks to your hardware — that hundreds of different groups have wrapped into complete, usable systems called distributions (or "distros" for short). Each one makes…

AlexHost just added a dual RTX 3090 dedicated GPU server. 48GB of GDDR6X, a 16-core Ryzen 9, fixed monthly price. Built for teams running self-hosted LLMs in production — not experiments, not occasional inference, but always-on workloads that need to…

Every year, on the first Saturday of March, something happens that most people never hear about.

Starting March 15, 2026, SSL/TLS certificates will have a maximum validity of 200 days - down from the current 398. That means renewing roughly twice as often as you do today.

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