Notes from
the rack.

We built a VPS where the host cannot read your RAM or your disk, cannot log into your machine, and does not know who you...

What a warrant canary is, where the practice came from, how to read one, and what it means when a hosting provider's can...

The seven checks that separate a genuinely anonymous VPS provider from one that only markets privacy, covering signup, l...

VPS vs VDS comes down to shared versus dedicated CPU and RAM. How they differ, how each performs under load, which one y...

What zero logs really means for a VPS provider, how it differs from a no-log privacy policy, and a ten-minute checklist ...

What changes when you run your own Nextcloud, Vaultwarden, or Pi-hole instead of trusting a SaaS provider, and how an an...

Why developers are moving language models and agents onto their own VPS, keeping prompts, documents, and agent memory pr...

Linux is cheaper and lighter. Windows costs more but some software requires it. The real decision isn't which is better,...

A VPN doesn't give you privacy. It just moves your trust from your ISP to one company that sees everything and whose no-...