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Dingdong Dantes  has recently opened up about his unique experience as the host of the hit game show,  Family Feud. Despite generally being reserved in his personal life, Dantes has found a surprising sense of therapeutic fulfillment in his role as the show’s main man.

In an interview with Manila Standard Entertainment, Dantes shared how hosting the game show transformed him in front of the cameras and how it made him step out of his comfort zone.

“I’m generally a quiet person, but when I’m on the  Family Feud  stage, I can be loud and lively. And I think it’s therapeutic for me. Hosting a show like this is also a performance. I get a different kind of energy from the contestants. Every day, I get to meet different kinds of people, and I really have to talk to…

Advantages and disadvantages of colocation hosting

Getting Started

If you’re considering colocation hosting, it’s important to understand the advantages and disadvantages before making a decision.

This guide is for anyone who is interested in colocation hosting, whether you’re a business owner, IT professional, or web developer.

How to

1. Choose a colocation provider that meets your needs. Look for a provider with a good reputation, reliable infrastructure, and excellent customer support.
2. Prepare your equipment for colocation. This includes ensuring your servers and networking equipment are in good working condition, and that they meet the provider’s requirements.
3. Transport your equipment to the colocation provider’s data center. This can be done by shipping the equipment, or by…

Rules and regulations regarding live music venues can be pretty strict.

And sometimes the folks who run these places have to get clever to be able to host events and keep the money flowing.

Check out the story below and see how a bar found a loophole to get around noise complaints.

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“A bar in my town used to host live bands all the time, until one of the neighbors complained about the noise.

It turns out the zoning rules didn’t allow them to have live music and they almost got shut down. The bar owner read over said zoning rules and notices that the wording forbade them to have live music indoors… but they could have it outdoors.

So they moved the stage to the patio section, where it would be even louder for the neighbors, and still be legal.

They still…