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Thanks for posting this! My website is currently down and I'm in the process of fixing it.

• mattbillenstein 6y ago
  How are you hosting this?
  • tmatthe 6y ago
    HostPapa. I contacted them and they said it was a problem with their server, so I can't do anything about it sadly.
    • brettinternet 6y ago
      Since it looks like it's just GatsbyJS client, may I suggest GitHub Pages?
      • tmatthe 6y ago
        That's a good idea, in the beginning I had no idea how hosting works so I just went with HostPapa, but now I am considering switching.
        • brettinternet 6y ago
          If you use gh-pages [1], then it's as simple as `gh-pages -d public`. [1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/gh-pages https://www.npmjs.com/package/gh-pages
        • Jeaye 6y ago
          I can highly recommend Github pages, which I use for https://blog.jeaye.com/ https://blog.jeaye.com/ The HN hug of death has never brought it down, since Github handles all of the scaling.
        • Phobophobia 6y ago
          I actually recommend Gitlab pages. I prefer their allowance of private repos. I made a guide [1] on how to switch from Github to Gitlab pages. I use Gitlab for my static sites and Github for my source. [1] https://rajvinjamuri.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/how-to-migrate-from-github-pages-to-gitlab-pages/ https://rajvinjamuri.wordpress.com/2018/04/21/how-to-migrate...
    • mattbillenstein 6y ago
      Yeah, imho, make something that generates static pages and then you have any host of options with (nearly) infinite scale -- s3/cloudfront, etc. And it's still pretty simple.
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• wikibob 6y ago
  Email hn@ycombinator.com and they will change the link on the post
  • tmatthe 6y ago
    I think it's working now.
• klodolph 6y ago
  2020 and it’s still takes work to keep a website up, even if it’s simple. I feel your pain.
• jqgatsby 6y ago
  Really making your own case, huh?