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Nothing special, just WaPo, NPR, NYT, etc. I just prefer aggregating all those sites instead of going to them individually when I some that kind of news.

You have to use a public DNS registrar, and that DNS record has to point to your public IP if you want to automate to a public CA. All of my subdomains are in my local DNS server though and I use a wilcard for them. So no one externally can go to jellyfin.mydomain.com, but they could go to www.mydomain.com to my IP, but that doesn't forward on my router either.

But also only automated scrappers are going to look for my domain too and they are going to be blocked in the same way automated scrappers for residential IPs are blocked. I could be wrong, but I don't think there are ways to bypass security with knowing the domain name tied to an IP.

If you use Let's Encrypt, or any public CA, all of your domains and certificates will be public. You can use a wildcard to avoid revealing subdomains. There is a website that you can use to search what is available, but I don't remember what it is.

I suspect there aren't any serious risks to having that information revealed. The only real reason would be privacy against which services you are using on that domain.

I use this lightweight reader by the same dev who makes Bookstack. Just for news though. I use Audiobookshelf for podcasts.

This implies that people running for President should be immune from the law or that the President directly controls the actions of the DoJ. Though I don't think that the people believing this care about that either.

Looks like the best of both older AC and newer Souls. I still suspect that its not open world like Elden Ring will limit its popularity. That might mean that its going to be pretty good for people who like this kind of story/mission structure.