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      <title>👨‍💻 Start a Blog, Stop your Procrastination</title>
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      <description>WHY I DECIDED TO START A BLOG Some months ago I subscribed to a shared web hosting service for no reason, just to act cool. It is about a web hosting service where many websites reside on one single web server connected to the Internet. This is generally the cheapest option for hosting but of course it has huge limitations.
In less than three weeks I&amp;rsquo;ve understood that a shared web hosting service is not the best plan for a developer who wants to have fun learning new things by having the full control of his server.</description>
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