• Arthur BesseOPMA
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    2 years ago

    because heroku is a giant single point of failure and their free plan was always just a predatory penetration pricing play

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      yeah but them shutting down doesn’t solve any of that and as long as you’re fully aware of the risks of using a centralized service it’s completely fine

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        them shutting down their free plan exactly solves the problem of that particular predatory tactic enticing people to use their service.

        it means that in the future less websites i visit will be hosted there. imo that is good news!