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# [I Never Touched AWS and I Still Ship: The Boring Hosting Stack Developers Forgot](https://digitalunpacked.hashnode.dev/i-never-touched-aws-and-i-still-ship-the-boring-hosting-stack-developers-forgot?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

After 20+ years without AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud, I still ship with boring hosting, VPSs, and dedicated servers.

Sep 4 · 20 min read · digitalunpacked.hashnode.dev  
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I write about technology, software, AI, apps, gadgets, and the internet. I enjoy exploring how things work, trying out new tools, and sharing what I learn along the way. I’m interested in both the technical side of things and how technology actually fits into everyday life. You’ll find a mix of practical guides, things I discover, opinions, experiments, and whatever tech topic happens to catch my attention. Always curious, always learning, and usually trying something new.

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