Been hosting Public Websites and Gameservers since 2020 from my residential connection and never got ddosed in that time

point the AAAA/A records to your corresponding ips and allow incoming traffic on port 443, 80 on your Firewall. You may also need to set up a dyndns client if your isp changes your ipv4 frequently.

how do you tell?

Had the same problem a while ago, you need to regenerate the machineid: https://wiki.debian.org/MachineId

Not routing all your unencrypted traffic through a company located in an dictatorship

the original tempo got abandoned by its developer

You dont have local ips with ipv6, everything is globally routable

ipv6. No need to deal with hacky translation and dns bs if dont do nat.

You are pretty much as safe as it gets as long as you update that container. Ip/Port scanning basically isnt a thing in ipv6 land as youd have to scan the entire /64 which amounts to 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 addresses.

I know how to selfhost stuff, I just dont want to deal with docker

Any way to set this up without docker? Couldnt find anything in the docs

Having something as critical as your vpn depend on a 3rd party kinda sounds like a bad idea

Are there any european alternatives to Serverpartdeals?

Imap doesnt support 2fa.

IMAP protocol as well email clients do not support second factor authentication for the mailboxes. Even if they did, IMAP connections are made way too often which would make authentication unusable. Imagine needing to enter your TOTP token every few minutes. We could enable 2FA on the webmail, but IMAP/POP/SMTP accesses remain unprotected which beats the purpose. We are working on solution here which will allow sand-boxing a username/password pair to a webmail use only. We do offer so called App-specific passwords via mailbox identities though. These are commonly touted by email providers as 2FA. They are not.

I use Migadu with my own domain

swap Photoprism with Immich. Its a lot better imo

Minecraft java, for some reason, doesnt

Just updated, thanks!

A native linux client would be nice

Nope