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Somewhere to put your stuff. A folder becomes a website. That's the whole thing.
Dropserver Personal Application Server
Dropserver is an open source server for hosting a multitude of small web-based applications.

Self-hosting a Bluesky PDS and using your domain as your handle
Rafael Eyng's tech blog

Wholesome internet 🌱
I’m watering a “cursed websites” folder in my digital garden shed, but also a “wholesome websites” counterpart, like any reasonably sane person on the internet should do in this day and age. And that's that.
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Secure and scalable virtual machine hosting, featuring built-in DDoS protection to ensure continuous, safe operation for your critical applications.

Digital Sovereignty in Practice: Web Browsers as a Reality Check
Servo, a memory-safe browser engine, is kept alive by five engineers and a trickle of donations. A reality check on what an independent browser would actually cost the digital-sovereignty talk.

How Sandstorm Works: Containerize data, not services
Take control of your web by running your own personal cloud server with Sandstorm.

compost.party
compost.party is a repurposed smartphone running on solar power. It's a web server pieced together from scraps, humming in the attic of an apartment building.
"With atproto, any web developer can get, for free, a sign-in system and a place to store stuff. If you don't build for the web, that may sound like no big deal, but trust me that it opens up an enormous range of possibility."
On making Meme Museum
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