Jeffrey Zeldman reminds us that the web is more than simply a drop point to the cloud.
We need to stop pretending that “the cloud” is a place. It’s not a place. It’s a promise—and promises are only as good as the entity making them. The web was supposed to be decentralized, resilient, a network of nodes that could route around damage. But in practice, we’ve spent the last decade centralizing our lives into a handful of walled gardens, each with its own exit strategy and its own definition of “forever.”
So what do we do? We own our own domains
I have tried to move what I can to this site. And that's an effort I'll keep going with for as long as I can.