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Sunday, September 17th, 2023, 2:28 am

Techrights Has Grown Beyond the World Wide Web

I don’t typically check Web statistics (I stopped checking for this site over a decade ago because it was a waste of time that did not help meaningfully improve anything, except ego or vanity), but this past week in Techrights 4 million requests (hits) were served over HTTP/S and since the start of this month almost 400,000 requests were served over Gemini. IPFS does about 40 GB of traffic per day, circulating Techrights content in a peer-to-peer fashion.

This coming December it will be one year since I resigned from my job (after nearly 12 years). The decision to leave likely came later than it ought to have come; I thought about it since 2018, but it finally happened last October when they were trying to force everyone to adopt a work mobile phone.

Techrights has grown not only on the Web. It is growing outside the Web and this is very important because this means the site’s relevance isn’t tried to the relevance of the Web itself.

2 Responses to “Techrights Has Grown Beyond the World Wide Web”

  1. Alexander (Sasha) Wait Zaranek Says:

    Is Techrights.org down temporarily? I can’t seem to access it at the moment.

  2. Alexander (Sasha) Wait Zaranek Says:

    Looks like a browser problem on my end. Switching from Firefox to “Chrome” fixed it.

    (Sorry for the intrusion.)

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