For transactional email, Lettermint is a great email broadcaster from the Netherlands. Saying this as a German means they really must be good!

You know, making money is not everything. Why should I be rich in a third-world country (the US).

Defeated! (At least for now...)

True! Love to Ryan from my heart. He came around the corner with Node just in the right moment when ActionScript3 started to die and I seamlessly could continue my career and building things. Still to today.. Things with Deno are very ambitious and hard to establish in this space. The blog post is embarrassing.

JavaScript on the server goes all the way back to Netscape days with LiveWire.

Yes, I have a SGI Indigo2 with NetScape FastTrack with server-side JavaScript running in my basement! But it is not the same as Node though. ;-)

I am selling it btw! Look at the CRT-screenshots. :-) https://www.kleinanzeigen.de/s-anzeige/sgi-indigo-2-mit-nets...

Oh man, it is really cool, hope it gets a nice new owner.

WordStar for DOS was great! A lot better then my hand-writing. But still, I get the point. :-)

I was a WordPerfect guy, personally.

I cannot keep up with their products, model names and releases. What is what for? Their marketing texts do not make sense for me. Is there a nice overview somewhere?

I am a simple stupid Le Chat user with a small mind and the Tredict MCP Server connected to it (to Le Chat, not my mind), which works ok-ish. :-)

Netcup, Hetzner, Strato, OVH, Ionos, ...

Doesn't work..

Same here. Even before AI, Google reduced my traffic all the time in favor of showing my competitors content, because they simply have a much larger footprint in the web as they started 5 years earlier. If you think about this twice, it means that the web (refereed to as Google search) is getting much less diversified, because Google acts as a positive funnel for already larger sites.

Doesn't have to be just larger sites. If someone launched their basic website 5 years before you did it's going to be difficult to outrank them.

Didn't read yet, but "Reddit researcher" struck me. :-)