You can totally go to Hetzner, GoDaddy or other hosting providers, get a domain and send mails to Gmail.

Most people are wrong about historical events. Which totally makes sense, they are no historians, haven’t studied it in detail, have maybe heard something about it in school. And of course what you heard about it in school in the 70s is not really the current historical consensus. So do just not care about it and read some good books on the topic.

Just get a domain from a normal provider. It will work.

Get a cheap hosting plan. You’ll get a domain, several mailboxes and you can mess around with services like Nextcloud

Back in the day I played a browser game called “Inselkampf”. That was way before anybody did the whole monetization and one of the earlier browser games. Totally free, no micropayments. It was awesome: You had a level playground. People formed alliances on their own without the game having such a feature. We hang out in IRC channels. We plotted wars, starting in the middle of the night in order to surprise the other alliances. We had diplomats talking to other alliances. People started alt accounts and snuck into the enemy alliances in order to spy on them. Some rose to top ranks, leading to epic betrayals and epic wars.

Everything from that is gone. The game is long offline. The players dispersed, the IRC channels abandoned, everything never to be repeated

I remember those screenshots in the mags back in the day. Yes, I want to play that version, too - and the tank and heli looked so cool back then!

If you’re not selling access, why should you care? You are providing a service to your users and if they want to stream from you, they will figure out how to do this

It was difficult to setup

I’m not really sure here - I just did the setup and you literally paste one command into your terminal. There you’ll find the Jellyfin IP and port, visit it in a browser and you’ll get a simple wizard which guides you into setting up your libraries. Which also is not complicated, you just select a folder where your stuff is?