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$200/mo is not "rich," it is what you would spend on a hobby (think a membership to a climbing gym or buying a new gaming computer once a year). Being able to s
by dsl 14y ago
$200/mo is not "rich," it is what you would spend on a hobby (think a membership to a climbing gym or buying a new gaming computer once a year). Being able to spare $3000+/mo for CloudFlare enterprise is not even close to a comparison.
- codexon 14y agoNow this might just be my opinion, but considering many of the people I know in the technology field have a disposable income of around $1k/month, I don't think there's very many people that would throw away 20% of it on an image dump. If you make more than that, then you are rich by my standards.
- phoboslab 14y agoSee, for me it's not an "image dump", but a nice hobby project. Managing a community as well as the technical challenges this site presents is interesting. I can spare $200 but not $3000. Also, I learned a great deal of JavaScript while building that page and I just now learned a bit about load balancing and setting up Varnish - something which may come handy for godknowswhat. I never imagined making my living by writing a JS game engine either.