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Wacky 90s fads [SMBC]
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this post was submitted on 24 Feb 2025
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I mean, the internet went to shit when we all centralized around enormous corporate gatekeepers like Facebook and Twitter instead of the personal websites of yore, so I feel like that sentiment still tracks
Personal websites didn't die because of social media, the simple fact is no one wants to run their own server... I run my own server and can tell you it's a money sink much like a boat.
I pay $100/year for hosting, who are you using?
A computer in the corner of my house.
Probably cheaper to buy hosting service, unless it doubles as a room heater
Possibly, but then I don't have complete control over it, also I chirp about the cost/effort, but I like it.
Most websites you can run on a $40 raspberry pi, which burns maybe five bucks of electricity per year.