No. Pay attention to that guide. There are explanations and links about how to configure your node using a dynamic dns.
I didn't sent you those guides for nothing. I know what I am talking.

DarthCoin

configure your node with a hybrid mode for dynamic DNS

You mean such that I have inbound connections on tor?

That will not help with inbound connections on clearnet, right?

https://tunnelsats.com

https://github.com/TrezorHannes/vps-lnbits

 seem to be about running lightning routing nodes. Useful for later, but for now, it seems overkill for my use case.

But I guess the solution is just to use a SOCKS proxy with a VPS. Some kind of 

 should do the job. I am googling about it rn.

I think that's essentially what these services are also doing, just with more features, reliability etc.

bitcoin

Ask SN: How to keep inbound connections after public IP changed?

> configure your node with a hybrid mode for dynamic DNS

You mean such that I have inbound connections on tor? 
That will not help with inbound connections on clearnet, right?

https://tunnelsats.com and https://github.com/TrezorHannes/vps-lnbits seem to be about running lightning routing nodes. Useful for later, but for now, it seems overkill for my use case.

But I guess the solution is just to use a SOCKS proxy with a VPS. Some kind of `ssh -D` should do the job. I am googling about it rn.

I think that's essentially what these services are also doing, just with more features, reliability etc.
(since its for LN).
