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Hyperlink Roundup 10! I'm proud I made it this far!
Several blogs and articles I've read since the last Hyperlink Roundup. Another good-bye to Firefox and some self-hosting media server posts.
Hyperlink Roundup 10! I'm proud I made it this far!
Several blogs and articles I've read since the last Hyperlink Roundup. Another good-bye to Firefox and some self-hosting media server posts.
Looking for basic #smallweb #static #hosting
- EU based
- on green servers
- preferably offered by a #NonProfit / #Coop
- deployment via git or ssh
Something like #Codeberg / #Gitlab / #Github pages.
I like Codeberg pages but its future is uncertain and its documentation lacking.
Please no Vercel / Netlify / Firebase / ... suggestions please. EU. Non-profit.
Much obliged!
Looking for basic #smallweb #static #hosting
- EU based
- on green servers
- preferably offered by a #NonProfit / #Coop
- deployment via git or ssh
Something like #Codeberg / #Gitlab / #Github pages.
I like Codeberg pages but its future is uncertain and its documentation lacking.
Please no Vercel / Netlify / Firebase / ... suggestions please. EU. Non-profit.
Much obliged!
For years I wondered what would happen if Cloudflare went down. Well, we're going to know now...
Is it safe to have so much of the internet go through Cloudflare? But what is the alternative?
ELPiS - Small Web Zine
"Greetings to all who have shown interest in this new magazine. If you are reading these lines, you are exactly the ones who feel pain when looking at the modern internet. You are certainly those who want to change something; each of you does this in your own way, dreaming of a return to the internet where it felt cozy and warm, where information had weight and value.
Once upon a time, the internet was a space for exploration, not an endless scrolling feed. Web 1.0 was a time when pages loaded slowly, but each brought something important and unique. No one was competing for likes and reposts, and websites didn’t turn into data stores about users. We created pages because we wanted to share information, not because algorithms demanded our activity. That internet may have been imperfect, but it was real—it was a network for people, not for corporations.
Today, when social networks dictate the rules and search engines turn into advertising machines, the small web is a breath of fresh air. It’s a world where there is still room for small websites, independent authors, and those who want to speak, not shout. In the small web, you won’t encounter pop-ups or thousands of bot comments—just the silence in which you can hear the thoughts of others. It’s a place where the internet becomes cozy, warm, and free again.
(...)"
https://elpis.ws/cgi-bin/cms/zine_oct_24
#SmallWeb #Web1_0 #ELPiS #Zine #WebZine
I’m still genuinely blown away by how lovely this corner of the internet is. 💜
I was on Twitter for years and never had this - real conversations in the comments, thoughtful discussions, people actually sharing posts because they resonate.
It feels like the web I’ve been missing: slower, kinder, more intentional. No algorithms, no shouting into the void… just people connecting because they want to.
Thank you everyone for making this such a great place! 😊🌍✨
I’m still genuinely blown away by how lovely this corner of the internet is. 💜
I was on Twitter for years and never had this - real conversations in the comments, thoughtful discussions, people actually sharing posts because they resonate.
It feels like the web I’ve been missing: slower, kinder, more intentional. No algorithms, no shouting into the void… just people connecting because they want to.
Thank you everyone for making this such a great place! 😊🌍✨
... und dann ist da noch "Web 1.0 Hosting - Save the old Web!", was ich recht sympathisch finde 😊
"Web 1.0 Hosting - is an advanced static hosting with some predefined most necessary ready-made scripts, a smallweb project that makes it possible to access static websites from old devices such as retro computers, old operating systems, palmtops, and cellular phones as part of an initiative to save the old web and support the smallweb movement. Hosting of modern websites and the use of modern technologies are also permitted. There is also a search engine, web mail and web chat, working on both modern and legacy systems.
(...)
Furries friendly hosting"
https://web1.0hosting.net/
#Webhosting #Web1_0_Hosting #Web1_0 #OldWeb #SmallWeb #Furry #Furries #FurryFriendly #FurryWeb
ELPiS - Small Web Zine
"Greetings to all who have shown interest in this new magazine. If you are reading these lines, you are exactly the ones who feel pain when looking at the modern internet. You are certainly those who want to change something; each of you does this in your own way, dreaming of a return to the internet where it felt cozy and warm, where information had weight and value.
Once upon a time, the internet was a space for exploration, not an endless scrolling feed. Web 1.0 was a time when pages loaded slowly, but each brought something important and unique. No one was competing for likes and reposts, and websites didn’t turn into data stores about users. We created pages because we wanted to share information, not because algorithms demanded our activity. That internet may have been imperfect, but it was real—it was a network for people, not for corporations.
Today, when social networks dictate the rules and search engines turn into advertising machines, the small web is a breath of fresh air. It’s a world where there is still room for small websites, independent authors, and those who want to speak, not shout. In the small web, you won’t encounter pop-ups or thousands of bot comments—just the silence in which you can hear the thoughts of others. It’s a place where the internet becomes cozy, warm, and free again.
(...)"
https://elpis.ws/cgi-bin/cms/zine_oct_24
#SmallWeb #Web1_0 #ELPiS #Zine #WebZine
... und dann ist da noch "Web 1.0 Hosting - Save the old Web!", was ich recht sympathisch finde 😊
"Web 1.0 Hosting - is an advanced static hosting with some predefined most necessary ready-made scripts, a smallweb project that makes it possible to access static websites from old devices such as retro computers, old operating systems, palmtops, and cellular phones as part of an initiative to save the old web and support the smallweb movement. Hosting of modern websites and the use of modern technologies are also permitted. There is also a search engine, web mail and web chat, working on both modern and legacy systems.
(...)
Furries friendly hosting"
https://web1.0hosting.net/
#Webhosting #Web1_0_Hosting #Web1_0 #OldWeb #SmallWeb #Furry #Furries #FurryFriendly #FurryWeb
New blog post: FreeBSD Dual-Stack with Jails on Hetzner Cloud !
How to run VNET jails with proper IPv6 (no NAT66!) by splitting a /64 into two /65 subnets.
- Complete working configs
- IPv6-first philosophy
- Production-tested
https://blog.hofstede.it/freebsd-dual-stack-jails-on-hetzner-cloud/
Of course, the article is also on Geminispace:
Just published a detailed write-up on tuning a ThinkPad T480 for power efficiency under FreeBSD 15.0-BETA5.
Achieving 6–8 hours of battery life with full suspend/resume, ZFS, Wi‑Fi, and XFCE.
Read here → https://codeberg.org/Larvitz/gists/src/branch/main/2025/20251109-T480_FreeBSD_Laptop_Efficiency.md
The article about FreeBSD optimization on ThinkPad T480 is of course also on my Gemini capsule:
A new Hyperlink Roundup. Enjoy your weekend!
A new Hyperlink Roundup. Enjoy your weekend!
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