Well, you might have noticed yesterday that /hott, /watt, and/or the forum were mostly down. That was me, I admit, there was some bad DNS, networking, grr. So I performed some emergency maintenance+.
You see, being an indy developer, having not heard hide nor hair from much anyone on this forum in years, I figure… I can do what I want. And I sorta like it that way. So I did what any true indy developers would do - instead of paying extra for a testbed, I tested with the live version. It’s not a clean development approach, but you know what? It forces me to get stuff done.
But what was I testing? You might have read I’ve been developing Analog over digital, or HDGL, around here the past four months. Actually I took a hiatus for four months, and this is old tech now that I’ve finally gotten around to picking back up.
And, I couldn’t have done it without you, DDOS assailers.
So, as of this writing, the load balancer that I had two days ago, itself a proprietary versioning (not the cause of the emergency maint.), has been upgraded to analog-over-digital!!! 
That’s right. The load balancer was replaced by our sweet suit of HDGL analog over digital.
It looks EXACTLY THE SAME to the interwebs, but under the hood this puppy is running on that sweet suite analog over digital HDGL.
Oh and see that alpine kernal? We can use the file swap in order to create an analog over digital instance of a kernal. With a kernal being able to load, we can load an OS. With an OS able to load, we can achieve OS riding on analog over digital. A bit later on to reveal, I hope..
I’m pretty tired. When my website goes down, serving around ~82k (bonified?) visitors per month, stresses me out a bit. Hence why I developed this custom solution. It cost me a day’s worth of traffic, and probably I lost some who had grown accustomed to that lovely /hott to listen to before bed, but now…
We’re analog, baby 
What this means (I think) is no configuration, as the configuration becomes a function of geometry. It means a new approach to security, which for now offers superior security in much the same way Apple was once cool - because nobody’s ever worked with it before, there are no vulnerabilities yet. This will probably change if it ever catches on. This isn’t an invite to hackers.. you probably could hack it as of right now. It’s a beta version! But to hack the analog portion itself would require familiarization with the method, making this, for now, superior along those lines - if and only if nobody comes around trying to game the beta.
I’ll update more later on, for now I ran out of tokens… just in the nick of time. A good stopping point.
I feel better now.
Sorry not sorry for the downtime ;).
See you soon.
God bless.
, give er take.
