Oh I’m fine, static IP and so on, but, for example, my friend has this crappy shared ports system so I’m interested in something alleviating that. What you described seemed like the solution to non-static IP addresses so I just commented that.

Cheers

I’ll believe it when I see it, because there are lots of hurdles to overcome. It seems promising though so I’m cautiously optimistic.

For a home server, go get a Thinkcentre tiny m710q for 80€.

Cheap, uses very low power, easy to upgrade and maintain (one nvme, one 2"5 slot, two DDR4 SODIMM 32GB max but people say it’s actually 64GB, lots of usb & video ports).

For a business, where the server/PC will run at full speed, generate heat, and eventually break down, you need beefier hardware and redundance.

You all need a backup plan of course but if you lose your home PC it’s not the same thing than losing your business…

It’s not really the hardware, it’s what you do with it. Encode lots of stuff? Don’t buy that thinkcentre for example.

Yes yes yes!

This is the way to do it with russia. We should dismantle russia too or they’ll be crawling back in 5, 15 or 50 years.

That would solve not having a static IP, not solving having no port forward right?

Hey, they took a wheat field last week!! Only 17.000 losses and a hundred tanks!

/s (almost not sarcastic as that’s actually how it goes)

Russia is not only startung to crumble militarily but also economically and they are already over as a world power.

What about they sink in the port, in Mediterranean, and other places? Only by accident of course.