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DanielBMarkham
As I get older, I've decided to write physical books. I want something of a legacy for after I leave.
In the back of the book, I'd like to put a 2D barcode to send folks to a static webpage somewhere, maybe for further information, an update, text changes, etc.
But where would that go? If I buy a domain I've got to renew it every year. Same goes for AWS static page hosting. I thought about using my GitHub account, but each year they keep screwing around with keys and logins and whatnot. I'm sure that most all of these places I'm using will delete both my account and data after a certain number of years of inactivity.
So where do I put a static webpage I can link to and be assured (mostly) that it'll be around 100 years or more from now?
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In the back of the book, I'd like to put a 2D barcode to send folks to a static webpage somewhere, maybe for further information, an update, text changes, etc.
But where would that go? If I buy a domain I've got to renew it every year. Same goes for AWS static page hosting. I thought about using my GitHub account, but each year they keep screwing around with keys and logins and whatnot. I'm sure that most all of these places I'm using will delete both my account and data after a certain number of years of inactivity.
So where do I put a static webpage I can link to and be assured (mostly) that it'll be around 100 years or more from now?
Comments URL: Ask HN: Where to put a static page that would last forever | Hacker News
Points: 35
# Comments: 65
Continue reading...