Does /g/ have a personal website? If so, what do you use it for? As a blog? Public CV? Personal file host? Domain for a personal email?
None of your damn business
>>55131562
Yeah, I picked up an xyz domain for $0.88 from namecheap. It's kind of a mix between a blog and a CV.
Right now it just a personal tech blog that is pretty much empty.
>>55131622
stop replying to datamining faggots
>>55131651
Don't do a blog unless you really like writing.
http://what-ch.mooo.com/what
It's an imageboard.
>>55131562
These run on shared hosting:
I've got a five domains that I actually use. One is a generic personal website at firstnamelastname.com. I've got a blog (and forum too technically but its long dead) running on another. Another one is a site where people can read a novel I wrote for free.
These run on my dedicated server:
One is a novelty domain that I got because it's a cool one. I currently use it to host a website that displays pictures of my cat and various anime girls (it's a dot moe tld). Last site is a domain that's used to interact and interface with my seedbox/dedicated server. I have a lot of web apps for personal use and other programs that have web interfaces that all run behind an nginx reverse proxy on this domain.
Hosts an email server and I use it as a filedump
Public CV on google sites.
>>55131562
http://www.live.superlists-jia.co.uk/
Sample project from TDD with Django book
>>55131673
r8
s01.io
>>55135491
i now have wirus
but seriously, .io? come on fampai
>>55135500
r8
lurrk.com
>>55135516
>>55135491
got enough open ports there bro? Whats running on 514?
>>55136077
remote shell i think
>>55131562
4 domains, but no actual website (yet).
I'm toying around with a public SCOM dashboard. I know there are existing frameworks to do this, but I'm trying to keep it as simple as possible, because I don't need the full SCOM alert stream.
It'll end up being part of my CV / portfolio when it's done.
>>55132210
lel what is this: http://what-ch.mooo.com/data/mawaru.ogg
![3[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/wqA2NeJ.jpg "3[1].jpg")