Just thinking about recent reddit news and how they’re sperging that “third party apps” will dodge ads while costing them money.
That brings me to the question: Is the fundamental limit to hosting on the internet just bandwidth costs?
Sure there’s some costs of developers and routine maintenance but it seems to me the limit of a website will always be the ongoing bandwidth costs.
Is there a good equation to quantify this?
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The inefficiency of Java script is why API calls are expensive in bandwidth LMAO
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