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 ## What domain do you want
-We have so many domains. a lot of them can be found on the core-infra dns list https://git.devhack.net/devhack/tf-external-dns/ and a few more can be found on our own powerdns server http://pdns.devhack.internal/dashboard/
+To see your options with domain names and setting them up, see: [dns](:dns)
+*.devhack2.net is already configured t
 because of how web proxy forwarding works, you need to configure the DNS to point to one of our [existing web forward proxies](:web-forward-proxies) (probably) and then configure the proxy to point to the final location of your website.
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 if you're merely deploying static html, chucking it in a git repo with something to get it working with git-pages or our [nix mothership deployment scheme](:nixos-mothership) would be the best way to go about it. or if you're fine with a tilde dir, throwing your files on [aleph](:aleph) works great and has the added benefit of gopher and gemini hosting, too!
+we're also hoping to provide an scp location to drop files
+also getting neocities up and running would be cool.
 ### pre-rendered
-If you want to pre-render with some sort of templating system like hugo, deploying to our git with runners running the pre-render and then leaning on git-pages is definitely the way to go
+If you want to pre-render with some sort of templating system like hugo, deploying to our git with runners running the pre-render and then leaning on git-pages is definitely the way to go. or you can pre-render yourself on device and then deploy like a static html deploy would go.
 ### server side app