# Why I Moved My Blog from IPFS to a Server | Neiman’s Blog

<https://neimanslab.org/2024-01-31/why-i-moved-my-blog-ipfs-to-server.html>

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## What Jamie wrote

I've had on my "Someday, Maybe" list for a while now to mirror my blog that uses web protocols like DNS and HTTPS on decentralized solutions like ENS and IPFS. This blog post highlights what I know, which is that tech stack is still too immature. I also continue to struggle with how IPFS will work for web content since it is an immutable data store. There is no "updating" something in IPFS, you instead just replace it and destroy the old one. Brave is the only browser that has native support for ENS and IPFS, and it has minuscule market share. I continue to hold out hope since ENS and IPFS are potential solutions to my desire to have my website live for 100+ years, but we are not there yet.

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