Every website is an IP grabber. Your IP is not private information. It has to be public for the internet to function properly.
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Oh yeah you are right, in cpanel they have “Visitors”, never use it in my entire life lol
yes im flexing my cpanel server :)))
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I guess TCL’s got a good mindset, kinda like iFastNet. I don’t need the latest version of things right now. Thanks!
Discourse doesn’t have a Remember Me checkbox last time I checked. I did check Remember Me in my dash though.
I don’t always get the three dots.
I thought Admin said something about it being on a kubernetes cluster.
My site’s an IP snagger as well.
Not every website is an IP grabber
You’ve been flexing your paid server for a while now.
You are charged, but after a few days you get funds returned.
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yup, fine for me too, unlike iOS *cough
yes, it depends on client area preferences, but realistically you only need one click to login to forum if you stay logged in on client area 
lucky me who got google ads all the time, not those from pesky ad providers 
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why have ads when we can have dns.adguard.com?
Why deal with ads when you could pay Admin’s bills?
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maybe gemini or gpt 4o w/ well made custom prompt
omg when gemini support multiple image generate? thats so cool
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Yeah, I’ve not done much with CMSs, so probably biased rofl
ahh.
More clicks for lazy people like me 
Smart! 
How is that a flex?
Pun intended?
Deletes JriMail account from VPN
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Bro has thousands of domains and email accounts and hundreds of terabytes of disk space and you don’t know why is that a flex 
Root access server? What is the cPanel plan you are on 
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IDK what you are using that server for, but it’s either a fake screenshot or you have a very inefficient management strategy. Why you have 9k+ email addresses on one account when catch-all exists is baffling.
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all in one server for cdn, file storage, google search keyword flooder, email spammer, affiliate and social media bot stuff (and also user’s data from data broker), 9k email for spam affiliate email to user, lots of database for google search keyword flooder (mostly reup blog post from a lot of sources and some are images, yes, image on database, very unefficient mostly because im lazy and it just work so i dont mind), 9k email but most of them are get flagged and im just lazy to manually delete it one by one so i just let it there idc, also to store social media cookie for buffing view and sub, and store backup of apk info (like the app info to restore to original state without need to re-login)
yes, yes, it is sound bad but it make money so ill just take it, money is money
you guys might heard of boxphone or phone farm, i do that thing too and the app data to backup is quite a lot, like fb, instagram, tiktok, twich, shoppe etc it is just a lot, manually login thousand of account would take so much time and effort (and also have some chance to get flagged and my whole chain might be die) so i just backup app data and swich it very easy if i need and no account have been flagged with that method so im just using it
dedicated server and uhh proxy license , yes i paid for the server that cost 1 iphone 17 pro max a month and not gonna pay for a cpanel license 
It’s running on a self-managed Kubernetes cluster at Hetzner. So it’s a cluster of VMs running Docker containers.
The client area is too heavy to run on a web hosting account, and it relies on uses advanced features like queues that simply cannot be used on web hosting.
I never considered using hosted Discourse. I assumed it would be more expensive than self hosting, and it looks like it is, but not as much as I had expected. Still, I managed to wrangle Discourse into Kubernetes successfully, so I’m happy with how it runs.
Is it overcomplicated? Maybe. But it works very well and I’m happy with it. And I’m part systems/devops/cloud engineer by trade, so this is my forte.
CMS are great, but often overkill for a website that’s mostly static. Still, it’s used a lot because it’s so easy to get started with. And even for static sites, it can be useful, if there are people with less technical skill that need to be able to contribute content to it.
And many website owners are happy to eat the cost in performance and hosting requirements for that.
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one small question, your website run using php or node.js or other language?
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everytime i saw a no context video link that are x.com, me immedially think of 18+ video, crypto scam, onlyfan, stupid drama for no reason, homophobia, racist etc…
please give the context of the video
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He made it sound like the fact that it was cPanel was a flex, but yeah, cool server.
Yes,
DDo you legit make that much from your questionable actions?
/MOHF reseller
I also don’t appreciate the random nature of it, but Oxy posts some X links here sometimes as like a curated, @Oxy -clean news feed :P
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Hopefully not jk
He doesn’t sell his hosting service for free, he sells free hosting services. He’s an MOFH reseller. Anybody else noticed the typo?
Me neither
No
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I wouldn’t call that a “skill”.
Not as in that you don’t need skills to do it, but the actual skill are things like business administration, software development, server administration and customer support.
I use my skill of cloud engineering to benefit my activity as hosting provider.
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