gonna hear "thomas pynchon did NOT overscope against the day" in my head every time he comes up
@sean yeah, that tracks, noted. I want to be careful with this stuff for sure
@sean gotcha, this is all really helpful! it looks like nginx has a lot of caching options, so after setting up the server I just need to make sure the right options are configured
https://docs.nginx.com/nginx/admin-guide/content-cache/content-caching/ 
NGINX Content Caching | NGINX Documentation
Cache both static and dynamic content from your proxied web and application servers, to speed delivery to clients and reduce the load on the servers.
If I eventually move my (simple, static) website to a digital ocean droplet, do I need to do anything special in the awful modern internet to keep bandwidth from getting run out by AI scrapers immediately? I want to host game downloads, that's the big gain moving off github sites
@narfnra lost thunder cross lore...
@ludonaut @jazz @toffy oh my god thank you, reaching for escape was the most annoying one by far getting started
@jazz @toffy I did a bunch of my undergrad work in a terminal over SSH with emacs, I get nostalgic for the "maximum lofi" approach xD
@toffy @jazz I've gotta figure this stuff out on my own the same way y'all did, I'm not doing it for work so I can afford to take my time exploring xD
(also it's good to see you toffee <3 )
@jazz I'm a baby programmer and I know there's nothing wrong with using vs code, it is an electron app though and if I'm mostly just text editing I'd rather use something tiny and native