Lifehacks by PROXYS.IO

Imagine that you have decided to create a website. At first glance, everything is simple: download WordPress, put it on hosting - and here is a blog, online store or corporate website ready.

But there comes a moment when it becomes cramped within the framework of shared hosting. The site grows, attendance increases, and the tariff with memory and processor limitations begins to slow you down. The page loads slowly, and from server overload the site can fall down.

And this is where it's time to move to a VPS. Control over the server, flexibility of settings, the ability to expand resources as the site grows - this is what you need.

We have collected a selection of drops - free token giveaways for completing tasks. Some drops are not confirmed and it is not clear whether they will be held for sure. Participate at your own risk.

Before starting drop hunting, check your proxy and anti-detect browser(s), wallet balance and access to social network accounts.

Lisp is a language for those who are willing to look into the underlying logic of programming. Lisp is known for its flexibility and the ability to literally rewrite the rules of the game. Unlike more popular languages, there are no trivial solutions or superficial recipes. This language is designed to explore the structure of computation - and that gives the expert incredible control.

Why do you need Lisp?

Imagine that you have a box in which you have put everything you need for the application to work: libraries, files, settings. Move the box anywhere - to a PC, a server, or a VPS - and the application works everywhere.

Docker is such a box. In this article, we will tell you how to use it.

The code in the article illustrates working with Docker on a VPS. We show the basic steps and commands so that the reader can understand the principle of operation. However, the actual installation and configuration of Docker differs depending on the operating system configuration, Docker version and VPS peculiarities.

Drops are the distribution of tokens or coins in exchange for activity in cryptocurrency projects. In this week's collection - confirmed drops easy and medium difficulty.

Before you start, make sure you have:

• Working proxy and wallets;
• Social media accounts are not banned;
• Enough funds to pay for gas.

Processing big data is not just a process, but a challenge. The server is running, the amount of information is growing. In order for the server to cope, from time to time webmasters take plans with more powerful hardware.

If the tasks are related to analytics, storage and processing of data in real time, VPS will be the best solution. In this article we will tell you how to choose the right tariff so that you have enough power and don’t have to overpay a dollar.

What is big data?

Imagine getting up in the morning, and your phone has already collected a bunch of statistics: how many hours you slept, how many steps you took yesterday, what the weather was like outside the window, and perhaps even how many calories you ate. All this is data. Now imagine that such a set of information about all residents of the city is stored in huge databases. This is big data.

Drops are token distribution events or NFTs used by companies to attract players. In this compilation we have collected 5 confirmed drops ranging from easy ones where you just need to provide your email to medium ones where you need to perform more actions.

Important: before you start, be sure to check if your proxies and anti-detect browsers are working, if your social networks are not banned, as well as your wallet balances.

Developers are familiar with applications that are slow to respond, crash when there is an influx of users, and are unavailable at important times. In 9 cases out of 10, shared hosting is to blame. Resources are shared among tens or hundreds of users, and control over the server is minimal. Using shared hosting is like renting a room in a dorm.

Drops are token giveaways or NFTs that help projects attract new users. In this collection, we've collected a number of drops, from easy ones that require a couple of clicks to more complex ones that require a little bit of blockchain knowledge.

Before you start

Before you rush into battle, make sure you're ready:

• Your proxies are working.
• Your wallet has a balance to pay for gas.
• Social media isn't blocked.

Now to business. Here are this week's most interesting drops.

Big data is not just a lot of information. This is when the amount of data grows at such a rate that it is impossible to process it using Excel. And this is where the magic of big data begins: you need to be able to quickly collect, process and analyze information from different sources in real time.

And now imagine if the database tries to digest this on a regular hosting. Hosting that operates on standard configurations for small sites is not able to cope with such loads. The result is slowdowns, failures, and customers are sent to competitors. Want to avoid this? The answer is simple: VPS!

If a site or project depends on data, then the server must be powerful. Otherwise, you risk encountering a situation where the site slows down and users leave.