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I can't find a link, but back in the 90s, someone published a website being served by a retro (IIRC) computer to Slashdot. It was surprisingly resilient to the

I can't find a link, but back in the 90s, someone published a website being served by a retro (IIRC) computer to Slashdot. It was surprisingly resilient to the hug of death because the content wasn't dynamic and it served clients serially.

SwellJoe 7y ago
There used to be a web server running Contiki on, I think, a Commodore 64. Which is amazing even if it only serves one client at a time. I dunno if that's the one you're thinking of, but it's the most amazing "can we put a webserver on X" story I know of.
- ASalazarMX 7y ago
  It might be. Also, it might have been the early 00s instead of the late 90s. Curse my teflon memory. Edit: it probably was. More on retro web servers here https://twitter.com/ServersOld https://twitter.com/ServersOld I'd post a website instead of a twitter handle, but it seems most results I find online point to his expired oldservers.net site.