by nouman | Jul 14, 2026 | chicago, Frankfurt, germany, Low End Virtual, no limit host, nolimit host, nolimithost
Share Post Share reddit NolimitHost is new to the LowEnd community, and they’re making a splash with not one but TWO offers. NolimitHost Budget Launch This is our very first post, and we want to make sure everyone has the opportunity to try our services at the lowest...
by nouman | Jul 14, 2026 | Editorial & News, Linux, osdev, postgres, postgresql
Share Post Share reddit Recently I saw a news report about how Postgres was translated into Rust. It’s not 100% completed, but it passes 40,000+ tests with the same output as actual Postgres. Of course, the author leaned heavily on LLMs. I’m not convinced that...
by nouman | Jul 14, 2026 | Giveaways, server host, serverhost
Share Post Share reddit Time to boost your odds of winning an Apple MacBook Neo in ServerHost’s summer giveaway! Yes, there’s a nice 8GB unified memory laptop (with 256GB of SSD storage) available to one lucky winner. Or you might win some ServerHost credit. No...
by nouman | Jul 14, 2026 | Editorial & News, ginernet, kyc
Share Post Share reddit This is a bizarre and disappointint sequence of events. Ginernet recently revamped their control panel. They sent a notice to their customers that they’ll need to use the new panel to manage their VPS. So far, so good. But here’s the twist:...
by nouman | Jul 14, 2026 | aes, aes-ni, intel, Linux, Tutorials
Share Post Share reddit LowEndTalk member @forest shared an interesting technique to enable AES-NI even when the provider doesn’t pass it through. OpenSSL can read an environment setting which will use the host CPU’s AES-NI code, even if the provider presents a...
