#reliability hashtag

[casperlawrence]

7 Steps to Measure the Reliability of Hosting Service Providers

The reliability of a web hosting provider is an important factor to consider when selecting hosting service providers for your website or application. To measure the reliability of a web hosting provider, you should look at the uptime percentage, the average response time, and the customer support provided by the provider.

Additionally, you should check the reviews of the hosting provider and investigate the history of outages, if any. With careful research, you can make an informed decision when selecting a web hosting service providers.

Check for Reviews and Testimonials

When researching a web hosting provider, it is important to check for reviews and testimonials in order to gauge the reliability of the provider.

Reviews and testimonials can provide insight into the quality of the provider’s service, customer support, uptime, and other factors that may affect the user experience.

It is also important to look for reviews and testimonials that are recent and from reliable sources in order to get an accurate picture of the provider’s reliability.

Check for Uptime and Downtime

Uptime and Downtime are important indicators of a web hosting provider’s reliability. Uptime is the percentage of time a website is available and functioning properly.

Downtime is the amount of time that a website is offline and unavailable. Uptime and downtime should be monitored and tracked over time to ensure that a website is consistently available to its visitors. By checking the uptime and downtime of a web hosting provider, customers can determine if the provider is reliable and if their websites are regularly available.

Check for Security and Backups

Security: Security should be one of the highest priorities when selecting a web hosting provider. It is important to confirm that the provider has a secure hosting environment with measures like firewalls and SSL certificates in place to protect your data and website from cyber threats.

Backups: It is important to ensure that your web hosting provider has a reliable backup process in place. This will ensure that your data is backed up regularly and can be restored in the event of any data loss.

It is also important to confirm that the provider offers data redundancy, which will protect your website from any potential downtime.

Consider the Technical Support

Technical support is a critical aspect of reliability, as it can mean the difference between having a website that works properly and one that does not. Technical support staff should be available at all times to assist customers with any issues they may have with their web hosting services.

They should be knowledgeable and able to provide solutions quickly in order to minimize downtime and ensure customer satisfaction. Technical support should also be able to provide customers with updates and advice on new features, security updates, and other related topics.

Consider the Features and Pricing

When considering the reliability of a web hosting provider, it is important to consider the features and pricing they offer. Features such as server uptime, data storage, and backup services will help determine the reliability of the service provided.

Additionally, the pricing should reflect the value of the features offered. If the pricing is too low, it could indicate that the provider is cutting corners and not providing the features necessary for reliable hosting. On the other hand, if the pricing is too high, it could mean that the provider is charging for features that are not necessary and not providing the best value.

Check for the Reputation

When checking the reputation and reliability of a web hosting provider, it is important to look at reviews from other users, as well as industry experts. Reviews can give you an idea of the quality of service and support provided by the web hosting provider.

Additionally, it is important to look at the uptime record of the web hosting provider, as well as their response times to customer inquiries. It is also a good idea to research the security protocols and other safety measures taken by the web hosting provider to ensure the safety of your website and data.

Finally, checking the financial stability of the web hosting provider can also be a good idea, to ensure that they will be able to keep your website up and running for the long haul.

Ask for References

When considering a web hosting provider, it is important to ask for references. References can provide insight into the reliability and performance of the hosting provider.

They can also provide valuable information about customer service, uptime, and any other issues that may arise during the course of the hosting relationship. By asking for references, you can avoid potential problems and make sure you are getting the best possible service for your website.

Conclusion

Overall, assessing the reliability of a web hosting provider can be a daunting task. However, if you take the time to research the provider, read customer reviews, and ask the right questions, you can be sure that you are making an informed decision.

You can also utilize tools such as uptime monitoring services, speed tests, and backups to help you evaluate the reliability of a web hosting provider. Ultimately, it is important to remember that when it comes to finding a reliable web hosting provider, the most important factor is to ensure that your provider has a good reputation and can provide a reliable, secure, and fast service.

[bubmyg]

it really costs nothing to just like. let a scenario play out how it may. particularly one that involves the police in a country you don’t live in

[chamerionwrites]

On a different but related note, imo the dating scene would be vastly improved if fewer straight dudes seemed incapable of conceptualizing a person whose presence in your life is so enjoyable that you might hesitate to kiss them despite thinking they're hot

[yujinslovr]

me bcz i js wrote 4k words of annyeongz but I haven’t started on any of my asks or even kinktober🤗🤗🤗

[gloriousmonsters]

me @ myself: I don't care that you're on a Turn of the Screw kick right now for some reason, do NOT look up the wiki for H/aunting of Bl.y Manor. you KNOW you have a massive grudge against '''haunting of hill house'''. you KNOW that whatever it is you're not going to like it

me:

me: i'm going to look up tHoBM

me one episode list read later:

[binoculares]

today I made a fuck up due to my lack of careful actions and mindfulness and I feel pretty goddamn awful about it. thinking about Sam starting the apocalypse is helping a lil bit tho

[ccrv-7]

teacher is just letting me use my phone to look at my reference during this swedish test? absolutely zero safety god damn

[boycterium]

God is time god is a hole god is a surveillance camera god is a spider and you are trapped in the webs and I’d say god is an ocean that will swallow you indiscriminately along with fleets of ships and millions of bodies with no regard to your personhood and its hunger still wouldn't be satisfied not even a little but that only links back to god is a hole

[mitsua]

With an MC who likes to post about their dates with them

Warnings: none Genre: fluff

Series: OM! SWD? MC'S. . . GN!

Words count: 0.74k

I don't think he'd really like it at first, since you were all the time asking for a picture, for him to pose or smile, and, well, he doesn't really wish to do that.

However, once Asmodeous showed him all the posts you made on every date-how you wrote so highly and cutely about your spent time with him-it made somethings in his heart and pride go up to the stars.

"I'll smile only if you smile too."

Maybe sometimes is the one who catches you off guard asking you to take a picture of the most random moment on your date just as a joke.

But oh boy when he scrolls down later on and sees you really posted those embarrassing photos, he's gonna be malfunctioning for a while.

Still, as he reads your thoughts about the date on the picture's caption, his mind will race a thousands miles per hour and kick his feet like a little kid (obviously without anyone seeing him).

"Be grateful I'm not charging ya' for those photos!"

It started as posting about some streamings you watched, then to both your hands shown holding a video game controls, the final blow was when he woke up to an exaggerated amount of posts he'd been tagged on, new hashtags shipping the both of you and some even promoting their pages to read Leviathan x you content.

He was about to go insane, but as you asked him if he wanted you to delete all those posts, he reconsidered and ponder what was wrong on all that.

"It's fine, yes, it's going to be fine only with you by my side."

He'd get used to you taking a photo before and after entering a new place with him, sometimes a couple more in there. But never thought nor asked what'd you do with those.

Later on, as he read online about new places to take your date to in Devilgram as it seemed to be the most reliable app to ask to, he came across your page and finally saw all you had to comment of your dates.

"I love reading your narrating, however, would you mind telling me by yourself what you thought about it all?"

When he discovers your passion of publishing about your dates, you've grown accostumed to even going live on a couple of them. Of course the most part of your dates were private, you spent some time exchanging ideas on how to edit or tag your posts.

The only time you really caught him off guard was the time you posted a photo of him fully suited, when you attended to a fancy dinner of your anniversary together, he didn't notice you taking it! Your caption reading: "Hope you know you look beautiful to me in every way you'd never even got to imagine about <3"

His eyes got glassy as he absorbed your words and went immediately to hug you.

It's an odd thing to him, but doesn't really comment about it unless he thinks you're spending too much time on your D.D.D. your eyes might burn because of being glued to the screen all time.

One day, after an important fangol match of his, some reporters asked permission to publish the photographs taken on their Devilgram account and tag them on it, to which all of them agreed happily. After returning to the HOL he'd look for their team's post and click on your page by mistake, mersmerized with all the love you put on your almost daily posts about your dates with him.

"Uhm... do you want to take a picture of both of us eating this cupcake?"

He'd still have a weird approach, but trust me, he's trying.

He's between 'I don't like it' to 'I don't care'. Nevertheless, he would smile in a couple of pictures you want to take throughout your time together. But only when he's looking at you.

He won't bother looking to the camera, he'll only stare at you.

The only photo you have of him smiling to something else that was not you was when he was asleep. Probably dreaming of you too-

Sometimes, when he can't sleep, he might scroll down your Devilgram to remember those cute dates of yours.

"That I have to look to that little thing in your phone while you're taking the photo? Why? I want to look at you."

All writings' rights reserved © 2024 Mitsua. (Credit to the respective owners of the picture and tagged anime character.) ⌇ my navigation!

[galacticnikki]

100 Witchcraft Tips in 100 Days!

Day 1 - Choosing the right herbs for your magical practice

As chosen by my followers here's 100 Witchcraft Tips in 100 Days; starting off with herbal witchcraft! Herbal witchcraft is a very simple, easy way to start your practice after mastering the basics. It can also be a fun, exciting, and budget friendly way to practice magic in a discreet manner for those who can't practice openly.

1. Start with Common Kitchen Herbs

When starting to work with various herbs it's best to start with those easily accessible and familiar to you. You can start with common kitchen herbs like rosemary, basil, mint, thyme, bay leaf, or any other kinds you have in your kitchen cabinet.

2. Choose Herbs That Resonate with Your Intentions

Herbs are a potent tool in spells and recipes. When choosing herbs, it's important to consider what you want to achieve and select herbs that align with those intentions. If your looking for protection rosemary and bay leaf are known for their protective and purifying qualities. For abundance cinnamon, basil, and clover are used to attract wealth and success.

3. Research Herb Safety and Usage

Before you go incorporating herbs into your practice, its very important to understand if they're safe and their proper uses. Some herbs can be toxic if ingested in large amounts or may cause allergic reactions. It's important to consult reliable sources or books on herbs to learn more about the herb before using it. If you're using herbs on your skin do a patch test to ensure you don't have an adverse reaction. Also make sure you're not using toxic herbs such as belladonna or foxglove.

4. Start Small and Experiment

It can be rather easy to get overwhelmed by the wide variety of herbs available to you. Make sure you start with a small collection that seems manageable and start to experiment with them. It's best to start with a few versatile herbs to see how they work. Then gradually expand your collection as you become more comfortable with using them. Make sure to keep a journal and document your experiments and how each herb affects your spells or rituals.

5. Grow Your Own Herbs

If you have the space, growing your own herbs can be a fantastic way to grow closer to your craft. Growing your own herbs makes sure you always have fresh, high quality herbs and also deepens your connect with the plants. If you're gardening indoors or don't have enough space outside use window boxes or small pots to grow your herbs. If you have the space outdoors start a garden filled with plants like rosemary, thyme, and mint that grow well outside. Don't forget to harvest your herbs regularly to encourage healthy growth and ensure a steady supply for your practice.

If you want to find more of these entries use the hashtag #100 Witchcraft Tips in 100 Days! If you want to join a group of witches feel free to join our 18+ coven on Discord.

[transformers-earthspark]

Leaked titles of the first 4 episodes of Season 2, and a possible S2 release date

(Warning: spoilers, and discussion of previous leaks.)

Source: fernsehserien.de. (This website has proven a reliable source for Earthspark leaks before, but because of translation errors sometimes has minor inaccuracies.)

Synopses for the episodes were not attached.

Episode 1: Aftermath The title likely has a double meaning: first, dealing with the aftermath of the final battle; and second, the introduction of the characters Aftermath and Spitfire.

Episode 2: In Ruins This could mean anything. Maybe the introduction of the Chaos Terrans led to the destruction of Witwicky and/or the Malto home?

Episode 3: The Butterfly Effect The butterfly effect can be associated with time travel and chaos theory (Chaos Terrans?). Time travel could be the result of an accident with a spacebridge, or could be an intentional attempt by the Maltos and Terrans to fix something that happened.

Episode 4: Control Alt Delete Could be a Hashtag-focused episode in which she gets her new altmode.

The website also lists June 15-22 as the release dates for these episodes on Nickelodeon. This is not confirmed.

[bylrlve]

Warning! Potential Spoilers for Stranger Things Season 5!

r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers has a wiki in which is linked a tier-ranking of reliable Marvel spoiler sites, accounts, etc. Several of these accounts have chimed in on byler or stranger things at one point or another over the last few months - and the ranking of the accuracy of these accounts? Actually possibly good for byler…

ThwipT tweeted randomly last month that Will and Mike will not get into a romantic relationship- he used the #StrangerThings5 hashtag, which was trending on Twitter due to the leaked pictures of Nell and Jamie as Holly and Vecna. This subreddit bans anything from this account, as it is unreliable.

Atlanta_filming on instagram put out the news that Mike and Will would be filming a sequence at the church. BigScreenLeaks tweeted last May that he had spoilers for Stranger Things 5, which he hasn’t disclosed. Daniel RPK’s speciality is casting news, and he confirmed the casting for a young Mike, Will, and Jonathan to his subscribers, and that the scene would be in episode 4 and would be filmed in early July.

MyTimeToShineHello is the account I have my eye on. It is ranked in tiers 3 and 2, and is deemed to have acceptable accuracy. This account broke the Will Love Interest story back in May - and while RejectedScooper denied that it was Mike publicly, this account is not even deemed reliable enough to be ranked here, and also claimed the Byers were all living at Hopper’s tiny little cabin so…

MyTimeToShineHello apparently told a few people in DM’s back in May that they thought the love interest wasn’t Mike, but on the 4th July last week, they announced to their subscribers that the love interest might be Mike - UpsideDownScoop accessed this and tweeted the screenshot. Charging money for that would be a risky endeavour for the credibility they’ve accrued, if it wasn’t legitimate...

[ssruis]

I personally really could not give less of a fuck about genderswapped ruikasa because first and foremost imo I think people just do it to get yuri warrior points instead of actually caring about female characters/wlw relationships. however I also dgaf because I think people do it in the most boring way possible without thinking about how tsukasa and rui’s personalities would impact how they present themselves as girls.

Tsukasa is so incredibly determined to be seen as a reliable mature older brother figure to the point where he dresses in an incredibly stuffy and boring way & has stripped his room of anything childish (& anything with personality). She would not dress super cute & girly. she would want to be taken seriously (& you should be able to be taken seriously wearing fashion like that but I’m not getting into that rn) & be viewed as anything but childish. She would not dress like Saki she would dress like she worked at a library or something. Her fashion would still be boring. Integral to the character.

I have less to say abt rui because I generally think less about what his fashion choices say about him (beyond hater of tight clothes #sensory issues king) but he is almost never in shorts and dresses in comfy loose fitting clothes he would also not be a hashtag girly girl wearing short skirts and bows either.

‘But I want to draw yuri and I want them in cute clothes’ draw emunene instead. Hope that helps.

[startrekprodigyfan]

Okay yeah… I binged the whole season in one day.

It was actually surprisingly easy to do so. And while that means my planned slower recaps and speculation are basically out the window, I also now just don’t have to worry about spoilers for weeks on end.

I’m still going to keep spoilers under a cut though. Even if you block key hashtags, stuff can get through, and just making the spoilers further down a text post you have to scroll past to continue browsing tumblr doesn’t help either. Hide that content behind a cut, please!

Non-spoiler thoughts:

It was so good. It was honestly more Trek than I could’ve possibly expected. And to all those early naysayers who were confused by the Protostar and where it was supposed to be in the timeline after the first episode of season 1, all of that gets answered and put into context by the end of season 2. Thank GOD! Every single plot point people brought up and thought was a “plot hole” gets filled and explained.

It’s not as emotional as the first season, but the situations and events definitely still have a lot of weight and the stakes are so high for so long too! There’s a surprising number of dark events that happen throughout the series. Way darker than even I’m used to watching the animated shows that I do. Kudos for not skimping on the peril and stakes of the mission for the sake of kids being traumatized lol

And while there is the potential for more, if we never get a season 3 this would still be an extremely satisfying ending all the same. I am very happy there aren’t any loose ends here.

Prodigy is without a doubt the most reliably consistent Star Trek show that’s ever existed. Not a single episode feels like filler. Not a single episode wastes time or characters. Even the goofy episodes have character development and callbacks later, and I genuinely don’t think there’s a single episode that I would skip or not watch again. That’s an amazing feat in and of itself, but as a Trek fan that’s just unheard of! Kudos all around!

Now for my longer spoiler thoughts under the cut:

Okay…

How the HELL did you guys make Wesley Crusher’s time traveling arc sooo good? As a TNG fan I was always annoyed with the “traveler” storylines and with Wesley’s character in general. Even as a kid I never really liked him. But this storyline makes him interesting and gives a lot of weight to his powers. He’s almost like The Doctor from Doctor Who, someone who has so much going on in his head that he’s sort of lost it.

That honestly was the biggest surprise to me. I was convinced that Hologram Janeway (and the construct) were somehow manipulating time and events because of the wormhole. Janeway would be trying to help them, while the construct was trying to stop them. That was my working theory for the start of the series. Imagine my surprise when it turns out it’s Wesley Crusher! wtf!?

I do like that he gets to reunite with his mom finally. And that he learns he has a brother.

Incidentally that’s something else I was not expecting. How MUCH of this series was going to be timeline connected to the events of Picard and Lower Decks respectively. Like, wow… they connected the Mars Shipyard explosion and the Romulan evacuation plot points that made sense for the story. Like holy crap, then FINALLY getting into Starfleet only for the shipyards to explode and Starfleet is severely crippled. I did not expect that to happen, and it’s sadly realistic too.

I still hate the Romulan evacuation storyline from Picard, but as a matter of keeping things consistent it makes sense for it here. And while I don’t like it being a canon event, it’s overall good for the consistency of “prime” trek.

I do like that Dal became a second in command. I’ve always felt like Dal was never really destined to be the captain and that he’s always been better at helping others be their best selves. So it makes sense for his character arc that he learns he doesn’t need to be in charge to make a difference and that there’s no shame in being second.

Overall I am still reeling from how much Trek happened in this season. There’s never a dull moment. Unfortunately I am not optimistic about a 3rd season. Netflix picking up a mostly completed series to broadcast on their streaming service is far FAR cheaper than paying for an entire season to be created outright. And sadly, as much as I want more Prodigy, I have a feeling it’s just not on people’s radars enough for it to do gangbuster numbers enough to convince Netflix to pick them up for a 3rd season. I hope I am proven wrong, but I will not get my desire for more season unrealistically hyped up.

I do want to rewatch the entire show now, because there were clues left in the first season that only get answered at the end of season 2. And I love closed loop time travel storylines like that! I can’t wait to go back and connect the dots knowing what I know now.

An excellent series. Probably one of Trek’s best in decades. A true love for the material and the characters and the legacy of Trek lore all rolled into an amazingly animated package.

[yuikomorii]

Do think is there a tiny chance to DL fandom back to its past days? Like more people will be active?

// I guess this depends on what Rejet got in store. After LE, DL's fanbase in Japan shrank, and not even CL could have the impact that their games once did. In addition, Otomate is the market leader in otome games, and all their releases are so hyped and well received that it is obvious a lot of people will be interested in them. Even if some games are old, this still doesn’t mean they’re going to be forgotten and Hakuoki is the perfect example. The fanbase in Japan is still huge even after 15 years.

On the other hand, fans/customers seem to gradually lose trust in Rejet, due to making the same mistakes over and over again, which can definitely have unfavorable effects.

In Japan, Meow Meow Vampire and Darkness Familia were the only events that received a lot of positive feedback this year, but for some reason, the Western fandom seemed to dislike MMV despite the fact that it was meant to be adorable.

While it’s true that there still are some nice people who are just minding their own business, it's also no secret that the Western Fandom is still rife with false information, out-of-date information, or just overall toxicity. Even worse, some people's fandom experiences can be ruined by others who openly spread misinformation and hate on the HASHTAG only for the sake of validation. Therefore, please, don’t believe everything anyone says unless they are a reliable source. If you want to know something for sure, ask someone who’s trustworthy when it comes to such things.