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I think the only solution is self-hosting. Would a hosting provider (excluding AWS, given recent news) comply with these baseless requests? I'm personally done

I think the only solution is self-hosting. Would a hosting provider (excluding AWS, given recent news) comply with these baseless requests? I'm personally done with Github. Gitlab is a bit too heavy to run but I can live with Trello and my own git server - all my OSS projects I care about have their own website anyway (ironically, moving from Github Pages to Netlify will be the most annoying part).

fabianhjr 6y ago
> Gitlab is a bit too heavy to run For personal repos it would probably be better to go with Gitea or a similar lightweight forge. https://gitea.io/ https://gitea.io/
donmcronald 6y ago
For small or independent developers Gitea is really nice. The thing with GitHub and (especially) GitLab is they’re really focused on enterprise customers, so, if you’re a small developer, you get forced into using all the bloat that only makes sense once you need a ton of collaboration. I hope Cloudflare pages ends up being as good as the sales pitch. It looks promising if it does.
- fabianhjr 6y ago
  As for static page hosting, it is better to just use IPFS + Cloudflare Gateway via CNAME. It has been working great for over a year now. (Eg, my unmaintained but truely serverless blog: https://fabian.social/posts/2020-11-07-ipfs-blogging.html https://fabian.social/posts/2020-11-07-ipfs-blogging.html)