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Pauls little corner

A blog by Paul in General

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Yes, I Said "Hiring" — No, You're Not Getting Paid (Yet)

Why My Minecraft Servers Are Still Alive While Yours Are Listed for $45 on ServerList Graveyard Let’s get one thing straight: I’m not just some dude renting a $5 Minecraft realm and playing CEO. Aethro is a registered business in California. This is a serious project, run with structure, sustainability, and a future in mind—not some throwaway Discord fantasy. I’ve been running game servers since I was 16. I’ve hosted Minecraft servers longer than some of you have known how to port forward. Thi
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Aethro and AI: The Drama is Overrated

At Aethro, we use AI because it is a valuable tool. It helps with graphics, generates pages, and diagnoses coding issues. It makes running things smoother and more efficient, and we are not about to waste time pretending otherwise. Yet, there is always a crowd of anti-AI voices, especially among some graphic designers, claiming it is ruining creativity. Let’s break that down. First, let’s talk about the difference between using a design program and using AI. Traditional design software provides

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