And yet the vast majority of Linux users (myself included) are happily using their OS everyday for work and leisure purposes without any problems at all.
Yes, a forum that has been around for around 20 years? And anybody whos been here for a while knows full well both the quality and quantity of posts here his diminished significantly in the past decade.
The rest of your post is mostly nonsense, you're trying to compare to places like Discord...
Good luck, you're going to need it. You're around 15 years too late, i'll be amazed if you're even able to earn enough to cover the costs of your domain registration. The forum era is mostly dead these days, and is certainly not receptive to new forums.
Yes, most cpanels have lets encrypt integrated, meaning you can have SSL certs without paying for them. The well known folder handles renewal of the SSL cert automatically (if using lets encrypt). So the question is - are you using lets encrypt on any of your cpanel hosted sites?
Are you using lets encrypt on any of your websites hosted on your cpanel? If so, this folder is needed, and without it, cpanel won't be able to auto renew lets encrypt certificates.
If you're not using lets encrypt, it won't make any difference.
It wasn't poorly designed at all, it just wasn't apparent 30 years ago that 4 billion + addresses wouldn't be enough to accommodate the growth of the Internet.
Lol, ipv4 are a terrible long term asset. Sure term sure, they should hold their value for a year or two, but Ipv6 adoption is happening quickly, a decade from now ipv4 addresses will be worth a fraction of what they are worth now.
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