If you're using a server for live streaming , please share your opinions here! I'm currently using OBS classic for encoding video/audio and it's working fine! I only do audio stream though.  My peak upstream rate is only 500kbps (kilo bits), I'm sure there might be some hiccups like non-availability of Hardware audio, i'm sure if can overcome it by installing virtual audio drivers,right?

I'm not sure if i'm allowed to do it on VPSs provided here?

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• MONITOR LED IS BLINKING - check all the connections like monitor cable, data cables, RAM, display card, CPU connections.
  
  
• CONTINUOUS THREE BEEPS - problem in RAM connection.
  
  
• THREE BEEPS (1 long 2 short beep) - problem in display card connection.
  
  
• THREE LONG BEEPS PERIOD WISE - problem in BIOS or RAM (basic input output system).
  
  
• CONTINUOUS NON-STOP BEEPING - key board problem (i.e. some key is pressed for longer time).
  
  
• AUTOMATIC RESTART RAM - connection to PSU.
  
  
• NO DISPLAY ON THE SCREEN AT ALL - hard disk cable connected wrongly, connect rightly seeing the red mark (faces power supply) and then restart.
  
  
• POWER LED IS OFF - a. check main power cord b. check S.M.P.S. c. check mother board connection.
  
  
• SHOWING CMOS ERROR - replace 3 volt battery of the mother board, set original settings manually.
  
  
• SHOWING FDD ERROR OR FLOPPY DRIVE IS NOT WORKING PROPERLY - check power cord of FDD, data cables, set CMOS and finally check drive.
  
  
• SHOWING HDD ERROR OR HARD DISK FAILUR - a. check power chord b. check connection of HDD c. check data cable d. check hard disk parameters in CMOS or auto detecting setting partitions by fdisk command, then format it to set track 0.
  
  
• MOTHER BOARD HANGS DUE TO UNSTABILIZED POWER SUPPLY - a. check S.M.P.S b. RAM not functioning properly. c. software problem (due to using pirated software) d. CPU fan not functioning properly
  
  
• DANCING SCREEN - a. check display card connection b. virus problem c. video memory problem.
  
  
• SHAKING SCREEN - a. earthing problem b. magnetic waves comes around.
  
  
• CPU CABINET SHOCK - a. check earthing b. check main power cord.
  
  
• NON-SYSTEM DISK ERROR - a. floppy drive having different disk (non-bootable disk) or CMOS parameters for hard disk may not be set properly. b. hard disk partitions may not be created. c. hard disk may not be formatted.
  
  
• MISSING OPERATING SYSTEM - a. the system files missing namely i.e. command.com user file IO.SYS & MS_DOS.SYS hidden files. These above files required for start up of the system that can be transferred by using SYS C: command or while the time of formatting by using format c:/u/s.
  
• MISSING COMMAND INTERPRETER - may the file command.com is corrupted or infected by virus or some one has erased it.
  
  
• SHOWING I/O ERROR - a. the type of hard disk in CMOS may not be set properly. b. operating system used for formatting is not valid.
  
  
• SHOWING DIVIDE OVER FLOW MESSAGE - a. may some directories or files crash with other files b. Use CHKDSK/F or SCANDISK command to correct it.
  
  
• HARD DISK MAKING NOISE WHILE PROCESSING - a. unstable power supply. b. check for loose contact. c. do not use Y connectors for hard disk. d. It may create bad sector or weak hard disk.
  
  
• HARD DISK HANGS WHILE PROCESSING - check for bad sector by using CHKDSK or SCANDISK Command. if found format the hard disk and set partition before that area. (this is the only procedure to use [font=helvetica, arial, sans-serif]hard disk with bad sector) or (to avoid bad sectors use standard power supply)
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• HARD DISK NOT DETECTED - a. check power connector b. check data cables c. check jumpers.
  
  
• PARTITION NOT SHOWN - operating system where the hard disk formatted is not supported with present mother board. for eg: hard disk formatted with pentium system will hide their partitions for 486 System.
  
  
• MMX/DLL FILE MISSING - may the above files may be corrupted due to power failure or virus, make available above files from other computer. or reinstall windows operating system. (this procedure will not make any effect on existing data).
  
  
• WINDOWS REGISTRY ERROR - this will happen due to sudden ON/OFF of the system, final solution is to reinstall operating system.
  
  
• DISPLAY COLOUR DOES NOT MATCH - a. configure display card properly with their CD. b. the standard setting for windows is set it to 800x600 for better performance.
  
  
• UNKNOWN DEVICE FOUND - may the driver utility is not provided with operating system, insert driver CD and install software for the above device. (every device requires driver utility to set active)
  

Today the Olympic Game is started.

Do you watch it?

I saw it on other forum that they advertise this VPS hosting company http://www.cloudatcost.com/ that offers a one (1) time payment and the VPS is your's forever.

Is it worth to buy a one (1) time payment VPS?

Most of us here in Post4VPS forum is using Google as our primary search engine, but the question is... are we really using the full potential of the google search engine?

Here's how..

Google has become the icon of the internet. This search engine has so thoroughly transformed navigation of the internet that its name has become a verb. Yet most people do not know how to use this tool to its fullest extent. This tutorial focuses on the advanced commands available on Google.

For readability's sake I put search terms inside of <> aside from having it in bold text. So entering free vps into the search field in google will appear in this FAQ as <free vps>.

"quotes" - The simplest advanced command is the quotation. Google's engine typically ignores word order. Searching for <X Y Z A B C> will return about the same results as <Y B Z C X A>. The results will be slightly different because of how google searches its servers, but it will still look for sites containing these elements regardless of order. Entering <"X Y Z A B C"> will search only for sites containing the string X Y Z A B C, with all elements included, in that order, one after the other.

"site" - Sometimes you will want to search a site that does not have a search function. Don't worry, google will come to the rescue. In order to search for the string free on post4vps.com, simply enter

<"free" site:[b]post4vps.com>[/b]. No http:// or anything like that is required, just <search terms site:URL>. Don't forget the ":" between "site" and the url.

"filetype" - Just as you can use google to search on a particular site, you can use google to search for a specific file type. For example to search for PDF files on Intel products search for <Intel filetype:PDF>. The format for this search is <search terms filetype:extention>. Extentions do not require "." before them. To search for, let's say, a daa file - search <search terms filetype:daa>.

*NOTE* - Google does not go all-out to index every file type. Searches for anything other than .pdf, .ps, .doc, .xls, .ppt, or .rtf (those listed in advanced search under file type) will not return vary many results.

"inurl" - Searches the URL of a site rather than its contents. To search for sites with vps related url's - enter <inurl: vps>. This can be used in conjunction with other searches. For example, <free inurl: vps> will search for sites with url's containing vps for text containing free.

Similar to this is the "allinurl" command . This will allow the user to search for more than one word in a url. The search <inurl: free vps> will behave like the search above, and <allinurl: free vps> will search for both vps and free in a site's url.

"intext" - The "intext" command searches the actual text of a website rather than its tags. It can get annoying when you search for a word/phrase find a promising website then find out that what you searched for is not actually on the site. The intext command solves this. The related allintext works in the same way as allinurl.

".." - The ".." command searches for ranges. For example searching for any GPU in GeForce's 8 series can be challenging, so you can input [b]<GeForce 8500..8800>[/b] to get results of any Geforce from the 8500 to the 8850.

*NOTE* - This search will also search for 8501, 8502... It does not (to my knowledge) allow for increment.
"~" - Including a tilde in front of a word searches for that word and its synonyms. For example a search for <~angry> will search for angry, mad, furious, etc.

In the right hands Google can be one of the internet's most powerful tools. Knowing exactly what google can do will make finding exactly what you want much easier.

Credits to hmx_ryan of Symbianize for the original post, I change some words to suits for Post4VPS Community.

Anybody heard of Firebase ? It is by Google and helps a lot in mobile app development. I guess it works both for Android and iOS. They support many frameworks like AngularJS, Ember, React etc

https://firebase.google.com/docs/

Do you look for colour picker which offers variants of styles ? Do you pay more for a theme that has integrated colour picker ? Personally, I haven't seen much themes with a colour picker myself. They are kind of premium.

Do you use any icon fonts. I mean, make use of projects like Font Awesome ? Is there any good alternative to Font Awesome ? FA does not have many icons which we commonly use.

What can you say about Kali Linux OS?, I heard mostly ethical and unethical hackers use this Linux OS.