Nerd wanted!

[bordfunk@norden.social]

@oliof @jwildeboer @tino @homelab 1984.is is cool but they still lack IPv6 support which is a shame...

[tim@social.techn1k.de]

@tino Maybe you can find something suitable at @netcup

[tino@mountains.social]

@tim @netcup Thanks, will have a look!

[too_little_caffeine@dotnet.social]

@tino If you don't need mail tied to your host, purelymail.com has great pricing.

[tino@mountains.social]

@too_little_caffeine Not necessarily. Might be easier to have a single solution, and often package deals save money, but keeping things separate does have its advantages as well. Thanks for the tip!

Also, I lived in Cork for five years, if you have the chance I'd highly recommend living your expat dreams :)

[rolas@freiburg.social]

@tino I can recommend @ubernauten too. Works great for me.

[too_little_caffeine@dotnet.social]

@tino One day... Right now it's incredibly hard to get the permit that'll let me move there.

[tino@mountains.social]

@too_little_caffeine I can imagine, tit for tat and all that :/

[sigsegv@hachyderm.io]

@tino Fastmail might fit your needs if static hosting is ok for the website. Sounded like it might be given html/css/js.

[tino@mountains.social]

@sigsegv Hm, I'm thinking static is fine but do have some dynamic features that changes the website layout based on browser resolution, in order to make it work both on mobile and desktop alike. Not sure where the line is drawn and all articles I find are way too long, so that'll be for another day 🙃

[tino@mountains.social]

@sigsegv That is, at the moment I know much too little about static/dynamic websites to say if a media query works. Just got back to website programming after a fifteen year hiatus so am, to say the least, a bit rusty..

[jay_peper@chaos.social]

@fnohe @jill @tino also seconded, I'm very happy with @ubernauten