I’m more worried about my electricity bill tbh. Low-power devices aren’t easily available and the second hand market is crap in my area.

Market demand. A “boring” static website isn’t going to attract VC funding and management approval.

Check if that raspberry pi is behind CGNAT. In that case you’ll need something else to tunnel through, like Tailscale that was mentioned elsewhere.

This is the consequence of wrapping everything in glossy plastics and dumbed down UI for decades. People don’t want to learn, and even if they do it’s all hidden away behind blobs and bloats.

I spent an afternoon doing precisely that. Bought a domain, a vps, and setup pangolin. Can’t believe how smooth it went.

Unless you’re behind cgnat and without ipv6 support.

Did Google train Gemini on American dataset?

public static void main(String[] args)
public static void main(String[] args)
public static void main(String[] args)

Am I summoning the flying spaghetti monster?

They probably did that to prevent “concerned citizens” from attacking their property.

An unintended benefit of using Qubes is that everything is a virtual machine and physical disks have to be manually attached to a vm before doing operations like dd. I haven’t had to worry about accidentally nuking my main partition for a while.

The early internet also had personal website vanishing or being abandoned all the time. Static webpages don’t need constant maintenance but it’s more noticeable when it’s a community.