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https://www.routerhosting.com/residential-ip-vps-and-dedicated-rdp/ About double the price of an unmanaged VPS if you pay month by month.

Most of them are botted Windows computers and unsecure routers. However, with a cheap router. open source firmware, a squid package and an elite squid config, you can have the same and have total control over it.

I was pointing out having two web servers were unnecessary. Pick one or the other. Regardless of which one he chose, the PHP processing was going to be the same when it's handled by FastCGI.

Tim uses LeadPages as his page builder. The top of opt-in you're describing is called a screen filler lightbox.

Neither. You surveys will either invalidated and/or your account outright banned. Do like I said in my first post.

You don't need anything complex. Use the sort and uniq commands. There's plenty of online dedup pages. sort textfile | uniq

Cheapest? Unmanaged VPS from Vultr. Upload an Windows ISO slipstreamed with VirtIO drivers. Install through the console interface. That's an order of magnitude cheaper than managed VPS options.

No. The "smarter" surveys keep records of your demographic data and when you input answers that divert from what is known, the survey ends immediately and you've: wasted time earned a strike been flagged to receive fewer or no surveys When you start working at a fast food restaurant and work...

Nginx doesn't speed up PHP processing. PHP is the slow chef in the restaurant. Most of the benchmark sites out here incorrectly compare Apache's mod_php vs Nginx + PHP-FPM. Whether using Nginx or Apache passing PHP to FPM-PHP, the speed of processing PHP will be the same.w

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The biggest bang for your buck isn't all of these optimizations. The biggest bang for your buck is putting the host that's serving your pages as geographically close to the majority of your users as possible.

Why use a plugin when Nginx's FastCGI Cache and Apache's Mod Cache are so much faster?

"Were it so easy." - The Arbiter (Halo 3) "It's a fake!" - Romulan Senator Vreenak (Star Trek: Deep Space Nine) ===== The thing about surveys is creating the perfect avatar so that you are accepted and able to complete the most amount of surveys. Second, is to know which surveys to attempt...

Won't work. The VPN IP ASIN will give you away. Javascript, Canvas, WebRTC and unmatched DNS-to-ASIN can give away your real IP in-browser. Put Linux on an Atom or a Pi with Firefox or Chrome/Chromium installed. Ship it to a friend in the US. Open port on router pointing to SSH port on...

$50 is nowhere near enough for the system to get you on good placements. You initially need about a $300 to $500 spend. Second, because of the above, even thought you selected a specific category does not mean your ad shows up on a relevant site on day 1. This is how I start campaigns on...

It's only low because you accept a salary that's low. However, if what you wrote in your post is any indication of how you type when conversing with a prospective client, I can see why your salary is low. Your pitch is probably your problem, not competition. Your post is littered with improper...

.htaccess is in itself a bottleneck. That's why competent Apache admins turn it off (AllowOverride) and place what's inside of .htaccess directly in httpd.conf.

There's one between the ears.

Because, he's guessing. These "low quality" leads are working fine on my end. One of my ads that brings me a consistent $2k/week on less than $350/week ad spend. Don't send people shit and you'll be rewarded. Although some content is hidden, the working ad above keeps the majority of people...

Works great.