(20-04-2021, 03:48 PM)movq Wrote: My “router” at home is an Intel NUC running Arch, which does the standard stuff (DNS, DHCP, hostapd), runs WeeChat in tmux, and hosts a couple of private git repos. If I had a better (= more bandwidth, static IP, access to that IP’s rDNS records) and more stable internet connection at home, I’d move more stuff to the NUC. But this is Germany, so no.

i'm in the same boat - i'd love to repurpose an old laptop and host my webserver from home, but my ISP won't give out static IPs to residential customers, and they want $300/month minimum for a very slow 'business' line that includes a single static IP. i understand the rationale behind why business-grade internet is so expensive (still excessive), but i'd pay another $15 for an IP if they'd let me. not very interested in "dynamic dns" setups either, although it wouldn't be too hard to roll my own since i host dns with AWS, which has an API.