And really, dynip came to be from fortinet/fortigate that have excellent support via their genericDDNS setup and things keep of of grew from there to what you see today.

And the subnet ipv6 sounds really interesting. Will need to check that out, sounds like that could be a feature request

Again, this guy <- happy

The idea is not really to never expose anything, almost the opposite or at least understand where on the internet different things live and be able to address them globally

Fortinet for example have a similar thing, you can within their web interface register a something.fortiddns.com or float-zone.com or others. but if you upgrade the fortigate with a newer model you need to get in touch with their support because the domain is locked to the old hardware.

syncology has their own, I mean there has never been more options, what I am doing is trying to bundle, connect and provide a platform for your own domains, that can support letsencrypt out of the box, that you can use multiple update paths with ipv6 if needed.

long reply, I am genuinely happy for the "why" questions as it allows me to speak about the platform :)

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But jokes aside, words are difficult and also not my first language