@vkc i really would if its not that costly to maintain...

@vkc i really would if its not that costly to maintain a domain… till now i’m thinking about hosting a lot of stuff for myself once i bought meself a domain, maybe a hoster if my shared internet can’t host it

Like 24 July at 16:29 | Wall-to-wall | Open on vtuber.house

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Veronica Explains

@wolfieamel If you keep things inside a firewall you don't necessarily need a domain.

For a bit more advanced way to do things with inexpensive domains, I think @notthebee did a fantastic video about this topic a while back (YouTube link):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlcVx-k-02E

24 July at 16:50 | Open on linuxmom.net

Amelia Elfenlied

@vkc oh, huh i’ll look into it later; although if its local, i do have a thinkpad that slowly becomes NAS / Plex server mix at this point… they’re quite old though as they are a 2nd gen intel— but they serve well so~

I might take in the challenge to get that classic internet again despite how things are going as per lately though (hence the domain and stuff) we’ll see about that >~<

24 July at 16:58 | Open on vtuber.house

Leeloo

@wolfieamel @vkc
I run my personal web page on a raspberry pi2 in my bedroom, running freebsd and nginx, with a free domain from eu.org and free dns hosting from desec.org.

The pi was a birthday present, but I did pay for the micro-SD card. The only other cost is the ADSL I pay for anyway and a tiny amount of electricity.

It's not exactly fast, but a pi3 or 4 with a USB drive and a faster upload speed would improve that a lot.

24 July at 19:00 | Open on techhub.social