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https://teclis.com/
Search engine for non-commercial content. By the maker of Kagi search engine.
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More RSS feeds. More website builders. More search engines. More curation. More sharing. More love.
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https://www.heyhomepage.com/?module=blog&link=1&post=4
A lot of visitors after my blogpost got popular on Hacker News. Red plus yellow are the visits, which I had 17553 of. Only red are the unique visitors. The website system held pretty well under the load, with 2 visitors per second at it's peak hour. Also credit to the webhost!

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Always make good backups. And test your backups. Better yet, have a backup plan and workflow.
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via: InterconnectedI wish my web server were in the corner of my room
Back in college I used to run part of my website from a Linux box in my room. I made it into a speech synthesiser, and people could connect to the machine to talk into my flat. (Retrospective apologies to my flatmates.) This is way back in 2000 so before smartphones, and before texting, and before always-on internet (college was ...

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https://www.heyhomepage.com/?link=5&title=Examples
Make your website yours, with a custom design!

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via: Ratfactor FeedNew Atom "RSS" feed!
I've finally added a feed to the site! This link is very meta.

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via: Beyond the Frame How the Consumer Computer is Consuming Computing
When the personal computer went from being a "bicycle for the mind" to a surveilled shopping mall.

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via: Robin RendleThe Other Internet
In this fantastic video, Dan Olson looks at the grossest parts of the publishing industry; the exploitation, the predatory behavior, the high tolerance of spam by publishing companies, and how grifters push freelance writers and voice actors into a gig economy nightmare. Dan breaks down how these scams work—how they exploit peop ...

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via: NASA Image of the DayNeptune Shows Off Its Rings in Near-Infrared Light
On Sept. 21, 2022, the James Webb Space Telescope delivered the clearest view of Neptune’s rings in more than 30 years.

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via: Official Mojeek BlogA Privacy Pledge for a Better Internet

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