StrypeyYou have reached the last post of the fediverse.
However ...
Before there was the Rickroll (but not before there was Rick), there was the Hamster Dance;
Since the early days of the net, there have been one-joke websites;
https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/sites/single-serving-site
The fewer pages there are on a website, the more domain names there are. The more domains, the more we depend on the Domain Name System (DNS) to find things, and the more money the DNS real estate industry makes.
But this isn't a property of DNS. It's a consequence of its commercialisation. Imagine libraries had to pay a license each year to use the Dewey Decimal System.
That's the horroshow of DNS.
