Notes

I hosted the bots directly on the hosting. I initially thought it was a bad idea, and I still think it's a bad idea. But what wouldn't you do to save a few extra pennies?

The thing is, I had to delete my VPSs due to my precarious financial situation. So, to get the bots working, I initially looked for a VPS cheaper than Beget's. But the irony is that Beget has really cheap VPSs. Then I figured out how to shove my bots onto the web hosting, which is where the website is hosted.

The only major difference from the previous hosting is that the bots now share a virtual environment.

Also, the damn VPS on Beget isn't responding to requests from outside Russia. I'll need to move them to other VPS. But hey, it'll give me something to do; Like, I have nothing to do in my life :)

Lately, I've been trying to understand my semantic core. Or rather, part of it. It turned out something like this:

The funniest thing is that the original PNG image weighed 18 megabytes, while this one weighs less than 1 megabyte. That's why it's worth using WEBP today.

I tried not to push too hard on the site today. The only thing I did was add the ability to add podcasts to the site, which would be hosted directly on the site.

I also looked at other ad networks I could work with, preferably internationally. And I found some alternatives to AdSense: Monetag and HilltopAds. The beauty of them for me is that they pay out in Bitcoin, which is quite nice because you don't have to deal with paperwork.