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		stavros on March 22, 2013 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Preparing for the Collapse of Digital Civilization You shouldn't even really need a static IP. I run mine with a dynamic IP with dyndns very successfully.

npsimons on March 22, 2013 [–]

That's definitely an option. Sometimes, though, the TOS or just general policy blocks that. Part of the reason to go with a "business" account with static IP is to tell your ISP that "hey, I'm not kidding, I want to serve stuff here.".

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