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To continue rob's take, if the draw is a dedicated Mac server, you can still use a mini and have have it colocated in a real data center. This will give you all the control you're looking for on a server of your own, but all the speed and reliability of a data center. Tahnouns game mac os. Just search 'mac mini hosting'
I have had awful luck finding a decent ISP or hosting provider myself. Good if you have.
I do have a few things shared on a home server. Mostly.. stuff that exists there. Filemaker databases, for example. And I often want to share large files with others; they are created on that computer so why waste half an hour FTPing to California or Norway when I can take 3 seconds to copy to the shared space? There are scads of good reasons, aside from the satisfaction of hosting yourself.
Security is not that overwhelming. I got hit really hard after I accidentally left NO PASSWORD on my VNC access. For about 15 minutes. My fault. After that, evildoers knew where I was and there were hundreds of requests a minute for a while. Some standard (and mostly defauly) port closing at the router and computer, plus non-stupid passwords, kept it very safe.
For personal use type sites (the only type I feel qualified making a recommendation on) I don't think you can beat Nearly Free Speech.net. Sudoku 16x16 monster mac os. Forget dollars per month, I pay literally CENTS per month. Only drawbacks are that they assume you know what you're doing and aren't going to offer you free support and they don't offer e-mail (I use Google to host my domain's e-mail for free).
That's my experience. As with everything, YMMV.
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SquirrelMail instead of Gmail - that's brutal. You should discover ssh tunnelling.
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I feel most are missing the basic premise of the hint: To set up a home-based web server, for home-based needs, not to be able to run a million plus hits per month community site.
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