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It would still work, just create a warning. For a page that hasn't been updated since 1998 that's ok imo. On the other hand, it needs to be hosted somewhere. Ei
by dx034 7y ago
It would still work, just create a warning. For a page that hasn't been updated since 1998 that's ok imo. On the other hand, it needs to be hosted somewhere. Either a vps (which also needs updating) or a web hosting package (which tend to provide auto-renewing certificates). Just because the code is static doesn't mean nothing about the website has changed for 20 years.
- MayeulC 7y agoYou assume it's not a box in my basement or my company's that has been running for 20+ years. I wouldn't be surprised to hear things like this still exist. Of course, migrating to even a raspberry Pi would be a net performance and perf/watt improvement.