What’s a better alternative that offer good ddos protection and tunnels

What slop are you posting. And your description sounds AI

Please throw all of your computers and electronic devices into a lake and never buy one again.

How do you self host it?

Hosting is dead easy. Usually you just do sudo apt-get install apache2 for a start, and then it’ll host an html file on port 80 (HTTP), usually /var/www/html/index.html

w3schools.com is great for learning css and html.

You’d want to forward port 80 on your router then to get it accessible on the open web.

On your domain service, you’ll want to make an A record pointing to your IPV4 address and an AAAA record pointing to your IPV6 address.

If you have a dynamic IP (your IPV4 changes often) you can get scripts which run on a schedule to check your ip address and remotely update your A record using an API from your DNS.

You’ll also want to use certbot (an installable application) to manage an HTTPS certificate, then forward port 443 (HTTPS)

I know this is a very quick rundown, but hopefully it points you in the correct direction!

Linktree? Can’t you just host an html page using apache or nginx?

Trees are FOSS. This is a fork of trees.

Immich has a weird “buy a licence” model which literally does nothing.

Lemmy moment

Just make sure you’re using public key authentication and you’re good

Would this affect self hosters?

Good thing I chose jellyfin over plex. This is the main reason I got jellyfin.

Film idea: guy loses phone on holiday and rushes to disable his dead man’s switch

I wonder if you could make a dead man switch something more benign, like have it restart whenever you plug your phone in to charge, turn on a light switch, start a car, all three, etc

Is there a good way to not self host email yet maintain good control? Like storing it on a local device. I know that addresses are portable with a domain, but still.

Minecraft allows for SRV records. It’s pretty nifty.

This gave me confidence as well, thank you 😆

I mean the whole machine. Unless I cage it to the floor

If someone nicks it, can’t they just use boltcutters? Could hide the drive under the floorboards theoretically