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Maybe the Long Now Foundation could start a 10k years hosting plan. That would be very interesting. Also being a sysadmin for a 10k server park would be a interesting job.
> Also being a sysadmin for a 10k server park would be an interesting job. Ideally not frequently interesting, though.
journalctl —follow -u long-now.service
Apropos nothing, I found out today that bash.org died. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37295238 was the last I was able to find about it, and it's the top google search result. I've been thinking of the best way to make a website that won't die when I die. It seems like a hard problem. I was originally going to just trust that Github Pages will be around forever, but I'm not so sure anymore. Running your own ser…
B. Teach a future generation. It lives through them and gets built on.
C. Embed it in what you do. It might not be a webpage, but there's code and ideas living in organisations today that have outlived their authors.
In this sense, perhaps bash.org hasn't died. It's just outlived its domain.