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this post was submitted on 20 Sep 2023
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Of only they'd kept port forwarding.
Didn't really have a choice:
Blog post
Big issue there is hosting providers cancelling them. Can't operate a business without that.
Short of getting their own servers of course. This update seems to be a step forward in that direction
Even if you own your own servers you still need somewhere to host them; ISPs / colocation providers are going to have the same issues with abuse.
They already own a lot of their own servers, or at least in the nordics.