onemiketwelve

I've been setting up a blog for a project and have always heard the common wisdom to never put the blog in a subdomain (blog.site.com) and instead to always put it as a subdirectory (site.com/blog)

you see a lot of it here from the 2010s. ex: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=1176438

But I just ran into a comment on reddit saying that modern Google does not make a distinction anymore. If that's true it would be a hell of a lot easier for me. I could setup the subdomain proxying via cloudflare super easily. If I had to do a subdirectory I would either have to setup cloudflare workers or do some much more complicated reverse proxying

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/google-treats-subdomains-subdirectories-john-mueller-says/254687/

Hitting 33 soon and the onslaught of things falling apart on my junker of a body is piling up. I have records strewn across different 2 different epic systems, 4 different primary cares that are all paper based, and some random tests and studies done abroad.

I actually don't mind the patient gateway system that mass general uses, but is there Mint.com for health? I just want things in one place, with the ability to chart out certain test results