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I have images in almost every post. Diagram, schemas, stock images, gif, anything. I guess you don't? The difference between $2 and $20 will strike when you st
by user5994461 6y ago
I have images in almost every post. Diagram, schemas, stock images, gif, anything. I guess you don't?
The difference between $2 and $20 will strike when you start having pictures and with $200 the day you (accidentally) put a large image or GIF.
- viraptor 6y agoYou can lose money accidentally in many ways. I agree you have to watch out, but still disagree with the number of people dismissing S3 as a quick way to bankruptcy if you get HN #1.
- NikolaeVarius 6y agoCloudflare/Cloudfront, restrict origin IP. Done
- bigbluedots 6y agoThis could be an issue (from your site link in a previous comment): With an ad blocker, this page takes 83 requests to load a total of 2.31 MB.
- user5994461 6y agoIt's because of images and comments, both of which are critical to a blog. There's one request per image no matter what. Wordpress is actually really good on that, it's resizing the images automatically for thumbnails and mobiles with caching.