The vast majority of visits to my web server are:

• Me
  
• People or bots looking for vulnerabilities
  
• Web crawlers
  

with about 0.5% of traffic being legitimate, not-me visitors.

@abucci@anthony.buc.ci Yeah, that sounds about right. I turned on access logging for a week about a year ago. I never did the math, but it was pretty much just me and a collection of robots.

This is why I’m moving a bunch of my “sites” to basically internal-only apps on my Sandstorm server. I never really needed anyone else to have access anyways.

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