Wordpress is fine for what it is, but it's also an upgrade treadmill. You can kind of bypass that by letting the php process running wordpress have access to write to the code directory so wordpress can upgrade itself, but then your php process has access to write to the code directory.
A blog is mostly a static site that changes occasionally, a static site genetator is a much better fit. Caveat: comments, but personally, I don't want to moderate, and the WordPress site I administerred for work didn't want comments either (but even with them disabled, somehow new comments and trackbacks got into the database). When I finally got approval to turn our blog into a mostly static site, it was joyous, and the server(s) stopped burning cpu like nobody's business to serve the same handful of pages. We used PHP to manage serving translated blog entries, but it's not that much slower than a fully static file when your PHP logic is dead simple and short.
Trying to vibe code a tool that provides a better navigation of github releases for monorepos. I wanted to use this project to as a way to experiment with ai coding agents (Junie), sveltekit, GraphQL, and Cloudflare workers.
I think you are projecting, they never mentioned KF. Cloudflare filters much more than just KF, try accessing any CF backed website from Tor. I guess you don't seem to care as long as it also filters the stuff you disagree with, though, so net neutrality is already out of the question for you lol.
Even then, I don't see what the problem is. Cloudflare simply refused to continue serving KiwiFarms as a customer, no? KF can still host elsewhere. And why should CF have the obligation to provide DDoS protection to everybody?
Not true. What Kiwi Farms has done though is help expose grooming of teenagers. Some of these people like to believe they're untouchable and their misdeeds can be hidden. They're not.
Tysons Corner, VA and Reston, VA are good examples of how things should be. Mixed use development with retail, commercial, residential, public transportation, and plenty of parking.
Maybe if you remember all the keys in your dictionary in your head. Otherwise you would have to look them up while coding if you don't have auto completion.
I lot of people mentioned Namecheap for domains. They’re great. I’ve been using them for over 6 years now. However, I wouldn’t recommend them over CloudFlare Registrar anymore.