491 results for «e-mail» (page 40 of 50)
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Counting your inodes: how many files you have and which folders hold the most
The short answer: the total is in the cPanel Statistics sidebar, on the File Usage line (in some versions, Inodes), with the limit beside it. To find out which folders…
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Which hosting plan for a portfolio or photography site
A portfolio asks for little processor and plenty of disk space and well-handled images. Images define it: each one is a large file, and a gallery turns into dozens of…
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What an AI agent is, and what it still cannot do reliably
An AI agent is a model connected to tools (read files, search, write, send messages, run commands) that works in a loop: it thinks, uses a tool, sees the result…
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Which hosting plan for a musician or band: music, videos and events
The short answer: a musician’s site is a shop window: biography, gig dates, links to listen and a contact to book. It is light, and the entry plan will do.…
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Buying only a domain, with no hosting yet: what you can and cannot do
You can. A domain registered on its own is yours and stays reserved, but on its own it shows no website and receives no e-mail: the domain is just the…
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Which hosting plan for a church or an association: a simple site, events and videos
A church, an association or an NGO usually needs a site that is simple and always up: who we are, opening times, contacts, news and events. That fits one of…
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Plesk or Webuzo on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: both are paid and both do sites, e-mail, DNS and reselling. Choose Plesk if you want the full WP Toolkit, official extensions for Node.js and Python, or…
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cPanel or HestiaCP on your VPS: the differences that matter
The short answer: HestiaCP is free and light, and gives you sites, e-mail and DNS on a Debian or Ubuntu VPS; cPanel is paid and adds resellers, WP Toolkit and…
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Which hosting plan for a restaurant: menu, photos and bookings
A restaurant’s site is light, and one of the first shared plans is enough. A restaurant needs three things: a menu that reads well on a phone, photos that do…
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Typebot: building a WhatsApp conversation flow on your own server
Typebot is an open-source program for designing conversations in blocks, connecting boxes on a screen (a question, a choice, a decision) without writing code. The same flow can run in…





