> 2. Static vs Dynamic webpages are irrelevant, if the pages themselves are small. Dynamic of course incurs some CPU on the server-side, but that is a machine n

> 2. Static vs Dynamic webpages are irrelevant, if the pages themselves are small. Dynamic of course incurs some CPU on the server-side, but that is a machine not bandwidth issue. Huh? Sure, it's not a bandwidth issue, but the article is about more than serving on low-bandwidth. It's about using limited hardware more generally. From the first two sentences: > The cheapest way to run a website is from the home Internet connection that you already have. It's essentially free if you host your website on a very low-power computer like a Raspberry Pi. I guess the headline refers to bandwidth, and there's some bandwidth-specific framing, but the article is discussing more than just low-bandwidth situations.