Sebastian Köln

If I had access to wood shavings (and I do!), I would compost it and trust biology to decompose the small amount of glue eventually.

Where I am, good soil is hard to come by. Either it sand or loam. Wonderful to build a house, but plants struggle. Mixing in wood shavings did help a lot and composting the mix helped even more.

Consider what happens to the wood shavings otherwise. Either they get dumped (maybe in a landfill) somewhere or incinerated.
If you prepare a good, separate compost pile, the chances that the right microbes will come and feed on the glue are pretty high.
Unless the glue contains heavy metals, I would not worry too much about it.

So the "domain takeover attempt" was a poorly phrased email by the company that provides domain service to my hosting provider because they are apparently doing some restructuring.

The search on batchrocket.artisan-ma.net is not working, as is the comment form. But those are not the most important parts.

Peter van den Berg wrote:Batchrocket.eu is offline, the site has been hacked following a massive attack on Tuesday 7th and Wednesday 8th.

I can see that, I am getting the attacks now also. Someone tried to transfer my domain (which is locked, so no issue there). There are also the usual attempts of hijacking PHP.
Unfortunately for the attackers, there is no PHP (or any other scripting language) to be found on this server.

Next issue:

when making a new post, it sometimes takes a very long time to load the scripts from https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/SyntaxHighlighter
I suggest hosting those on permies.com itself.

I am pretty sure it was spam. I saw this happen before. After the post was deleted it would still show up in the recent list.

If others are in a similar situation, leave a comment with the size of your website (and other requirements) here.

Given the last misfortune of the batchrocket.eu server, I am wondering if there are more people who want to publish a (simple) website without having to think about having to secure.

That being said, there are quite a few inexpensive options
- wasmer.io 150GB bandwidth/month (free), 100k visits/month, otherwise $10/month for 1TB bandwidth
- static.app ($6/month for 500mb website size, unlimited bandwidth)
- static.run ($3/month for 5GB website, 50GB bandwidth),

I am going to use the batchrocket.eu site as an example:
total website size is 33MB. 94k visits total, assuming over 10 years and 1MB/visit that is 8GB bandwidth per month.
So it could be hosted for free at wasmer.io .

I am considering to add a small editor and upload capability to my server, which would then allow easy hosting of small websites if people need it.

In the "Best this year", posts with 0 entries show up, but opening results in "Oops! The thread you are trying to view does not exist...".

https://permies.com/f/85/web-sites
https://permies.com/t/370601/Free-domains

Depending on your driving/parking skills, you only need a gravel/concrete/wood strip wide enough to support the wheels and some margin, while the area between them can be left as sand.
I am not a fan of wood sitting on ground, nor would I like to park or drive a car on things with nails.

For concrete you will need gravel anyway so I would just try gravel in the area where the wheel tracks are and add some more as it compacts and sinks in.
The ground does not sound stable enough to be able to only cast two thin strips for the wheels without it cracking.

I stumbled on a pretty good candidate by accident:

And it is open source!
Modos Flow 13,3" E Ink Screen
with 3200 x 2400 pixels it has 300 ppi which is printer quality.
I guess it uses the same panel as the Dasung Paperlike 13K" 13.3