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I feel running a self-hosted website is not usually an expensive hobby for most people since a domain name can be as affordable as $10 to $20 a year, and web hosting is sometimes $20 or less per month. There are also a lot of free website templates, and website software like WordPress, phpBB...

"Net neutrality is dead — at least for now. In a 3-2 vote today, the Federal Communications Commission approved a measure to remove the tough net neutrality rules it put in place just two years ago" Source Unfortunately, I feel the end of Net Neutrality will cause many websites to go back to...

I think the faster pixel response times of newer LCD monitors may make it look like websites load faster because the website shows up faster on the screen, and the rest of the website shows up faster as you scroll up and down a website. Older LCD monitors have a slower pixel response time of 10...

No, I never ran website software like WordPress, phpBB, Invision, etc onto my PC to use, and test offline.

I occasionally save websites offline as a HTML or PDF file just in case the website goes down, or my internet goes down. I also made whole websites offline with programs like Dreamwever, Notepad, Kompozer, etc, and use a web browser to view the websites files which are stored on my computer's...

I think not having a sidebar is okay for forums since the frontpage has links to many sub-forum topics about different topics like games, tech, food, and forum news. But, for websites like blogs, it can be annoying when there is no sidebar, header, or footer navigational bars which list...

I don't like website templates which look like newspapers and magazine layouts. I prefer website templates which are similar to forums and traditional blogs which post article title links on one line, and the articles are organized by date where the newest articles are on the top, and older...

Yes, I feel most websites in the future will always require human to create content for the site in the future. I think people still prefer photos and videos of real people, and reading opinions of people they know from school, family, and work, or don't know like famous people like Utada Hikaru...

I think if a user are very poor, and don't have internet at home, or the user is homeless, there are some public places like the library, internet cafe, public school/college, and some places which let users use the internet and computer for free, or a small hourly fee like a few dollars per...

Yes, I will think about borrowing a small amount of money for a domain name, and for shared web hosting to start a small website since good domains are harder to get these days, so you need to register them fast. Free web hosting is also less reliable than paid web hosting. I used a credit card...

I think it is possible that a forum, blog, and websites has a higher chance of being successful if the staff like the owner had an office which is not located in their home or a public place like a library or school. The owner and workers will have more time and fewer distractions like loud...

I think it is unlikely that I ever use a virtual reality headset to browse a website since I don't own a VR headset. But, if I ever have a chance to use a VR headset, I probably want to see what it is like to browse the web from a VR headset.

In my experience, the language translators on websites like Google Translate, Babylon, Bing Translate, etc are not very good because the translated sentences from one language like Japanese to English seems to not make sense.

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