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Monthly Archives: December 2016
Stolen Yahoo Data Includes Government Employee Information
More than 150,000 U.S. government and military employees are among the victims of Yahoo! Inc.’s newly disclosed data breach. Continue reading
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What Is Shared Hosting?
The post What Is Shared Hosting? appeared first on HostGator Blog . When the time comes to choose where to host your website you’re going to have a ton of options at your disposal. Beyond deciding which company to host with, you’ll also have to decide what kind of hosting package suits you best. Shared hosting is one of the most popular hosting options for those who are […] Find the post on the HostGator Blog Continue reading
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Tagged appeared-first, deciding-which, disposal, find-the-post, hostgator, hosting, hosting-package, popular-hosting, shared-hosting, time, web hosting tips
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Net Neutrality Champion Wheeler to Leave Jan. 20 as FCC Chairman
Federal Communications Commission Chairman Tom Wheeler said he’ll leave office Jan. 20 as Donald Trump is sworn in as U.S. president. Continue reading
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Tagged chairman, communications, donald, donald-trump, federal-communications, hosting, leave-office, security and privacy, wheeler
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Web.com Pushes into Latin America with Donweb Acquisition
Web.com has made an aggressive move into the Latin American market with the acquisition of Argentina-based Donweb.com, the company announced this week. Continue reading
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Tagged 400-bad-request, finance, hosting, mergers and acquisitions, regions, request, south america, web hosting
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Kubernetes 1.5 Could Bring Pre-configured, Containerized Data to Bare Metal
After a series of minor delays that have become commonplace in open source development, Kubernetes — the orchestration platform sponsored by Google, and based on Google’s own internal architecture — is declaring general release for version 1.5 this week. Continue reading
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