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After spending hours trying to get certbot and Let's Encrypt to work, and messing with Python dependency hell, I'm ready to just call it a day and buy a cheap SSL cert.
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The real question is why you need to be security conscious enough to need an SSL cert, but not enough to get a proper host. Your ISP probably won’t let you handle any real traffic volume anyways. Might as well just throw it up on Zeit Now for free lol
Because I want to learn? How is hosting my own server security unconscious? I have a gigabit connection so I think I'll be fine serving hundreds of kilobytes of HTML :) Thanks for your concern though 
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Oh gochu! I was just curious, wasn’t trying to be rude. As for the security perspective, I was referring to the fact that you’re leaving your personal network wide open for a DOS attack. They could shut down your internet for a bit (annoying) or cause an ISP ban (very annoying)
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This has happened to me personally btw. Caused a lot of backlash from the others on my network when the whole thing came crashing down.
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