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K. Cottonears' Website
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K. Cottonears' Website was updated.
3 days ago
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Hey. I can't help but think about maybe considering moving to a self-hosted VPS. I know users like Owlroost as done this already, but would you guys do something like this too?
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K. Cottonears' Website was updated.
6 days ago
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Hey, do any of you guys try to make your website work without JavaScript enabled?
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owlroost
1 week ago
As much as possible, yes. The alt color schemes are the only thing that needs it, and I have light/dark CSS to fall back on the user's device preference if JS is disabled. Any pages that need a color scheme can be reached with the URL/sitemap alone as well, and any JS-formatted bits will still show something without JS.
That "Hello World" project you did is badass! Though, it is a bit robotic. I can tell where the keyframes start and end, it's not 100% smooth.
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Bros, have any of you guys used a tool called SASS to write your CSS? I just used it to tidy up the CSS of my index page and I'm already impressed. So many duplicated lines and code begone!
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Hey, how do you guys format dates on your websites? In the code, I use ISO 8601, but when a date is dipslayed, it uses DMY as it's the most common format from what I can tell. Should I change this everywhere so it's consistent? What date formats would you use?
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Hey, you know how Neocities has limited file types, and only allows you to upload any file if you are a supporter? Does anyone know what happens if you uploaded a "blacklisted" file, but then stopped paying one day?
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numbersstory
1 month ago
pretty sure it just stays on your account, you just can't upload new blacklisted files
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Technically I'm not on a VPS or self-hosting. That's a lot more work security and maintenance-wise. I'm on a paid webhost instead that does a good job of setting up the necessary services for me (web server, firewall, etc.) that also gives me a bit of control over the behavior of Apache for my site.
Plus you pay for what you use on my host, which is nice. Cheaper than Neocities supporter for more features if you've got one site (if you make a ton of sites, you may want a host that doesn't charge for resources per site). I'm on NearlyFreeSpeech, for reference.