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I think I see your point, however, what I'm saying is I'd rather pay for something in exchange for some semblance of availability and security guarantees.

That's ok. But I think for private projects something like this is fine. That's why I meant that even if it disappears it doesn't matter.

I would definitely not use something like this commercially.

I think any commercial use of, or reliance on, dynamic DNS is a terrible idea.

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