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My main argument (even for low traffic sites) is the following: > Centralized personal sites/blogs become fragile and expensive while a decent(ralized) alterna
by fabianhjr 5y ago
My main argument (even for low traffic sites) is the following:
> Centralized personal sites/blogs become fragile and expensive while a decent(ralized) alternative (like what is in use here) is anti-fragile and inexpensive.
> The only costs are the domain registration and running my own computer (where the IPFS daemon takes less than 1% of my cpu usage and 200 MB of memory) and some bandwidth.
> The more popular something is, the more peers replicate it.
> As such more bandwidth and redundant fetch locations become available that could get the content to you (the reader) at lower latencies. (It is challenging to do a hug of death / slashdotting on such sites/blogs)