We all migrate to smaller websites try not to post outside drawing attention just to hide from the “Ai” crawlers. The internet seems dead except for the few pockets we each know existed away from the clankers

  • confusedpuppy@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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    17 hours ago

    I do something something like this using wildcard certs with Let’s Encrypt. Except I go one step further because my ISP blocks incoming data on common ports so I end up using an uncommon port as well.

    I’m not hosting anything important and I don’t need to always access to it, it’s mostly just for fun for myself.

    Accessing my site ends up looking like https://randomsubdomain.registered-domain-name.com:4444/

    My logs only ever show my own activity. I’m sure there are downsides to using uncommon ports but I mitigate that by adjusting my personal life to not caring about being connected to my stuff at all times.

    I get to have my little hobby in my own corner of the internet without the worry of bots or AI.