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Being good at science has led to having an expensive hobby… in my case anyway haha
Yeah, I’ve got many expensive hobbies now. It’s a bit cheaper if you can do it all yourself/make your own equipment
No, the cost cost goes up sharply.
Phase Hobby Cost 1 Crochet $100 2 3d Printer $250 3 Soldering station $400 4 Homelab $1000 5 custom eBike, LLC, self-hosted website 6 - 10k 6 Paramotor $22k + $1.5k/yr The deeper you get into engineering, weather, networking, software dev, academia the more your hobbies cost. This is also ignoring the cost of acquiring all that knowledge first (at least $100k at a state school).
I didn’t say it didn’t? I said it’s a bit cheaper if… I can tick off a bunch of those, some for more than you’ve listed, and plenty of others
custom eBike, LLC, self-hosted website
At this point I have to ask if you’re doing a hobby or starting a business, because these are not the same thing.
Self-hosted website looks too expensive, unless you paid someone to make it. I host FoundryVTT for my group, and the only paid thing was Foundry itself and my internet-connected PC I already had.
Public IP? No need to pay extra. DuckDNS when you’re not behind CG-NAT or Cloudflare ZeroTrust reverse proxy when you do or have no access to your router.
Domain? I’ve seen at least two sites that provide them for free - digitalplat and the other I can’t remember.
