bruhduh

I use wireguard on my openwrt router

NAT translation, i use my openwrt router for that

Try doing debian + virtualmin and cockpit

I use podman cockpit with virtualmin on my home server, can manage everything from my phone that way

https://docs.docker.com/engine/security/rootless/

Pump these numbers up brotha

Modern minipc often place nvme near other elements that heats and that’s what kills nvme since they need to be cooled too, you can try to place cooling pads and micro radiators here and there and try to isolate them from each other but many mini pc have this flaw nowadays

Sipeed nanokvm is around 50$

Edit: you can use this https://github.com/jacobbar/fruity-pikvm to use orange banana pi instead

Does it work with not rooted phone?

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Yeah, i remember something like that, i don’t remember exactly which kernel version it was when they removed it

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bcachefs it was added as of Linux 6.7

Edit: and I’ve said raid 5/6 as what troubles btrfs have so you proved my point while trying to explain to me that I’m not right

Raid 5/6, only bcachefs will solve it

Install Linux on both ps4 and switch and selfhost something on them

This is how experience gained if you don’t have mentor, the only way to gain experience in that case is FAFO

Main problem is, ram isn’t upgradable on recent Apple tech, and you’ll need ram for containers, if you’re gonna host it to the CPU limit, if not, then even more so, brand new intel n100 mini pc for 100-150$ is gonna do wonders for you in self hosting field, what I’m saying is, if your MAIN goal is self hosting, then Mac is not optimal, i mean, you can buy Mac mini for your daily tasks and intel n100 mini pc for pocket change you’ll have left after buying Mac, and host your projects on intel one while using Mac yourself

Actual budget just dropped, holy hell

Basically, reflash spi chips and it’ll be gone, and to be infected by that, person gotta have physical access to hardware he hacks, and physical access is root access as always has been

wake up samurai

Option b of course, rent cheapest vps, ionos.ca offers plans for 2$ per month, it’ll be cheaper than Google fiber, you can also use sshuttle https://github.com/sshuttle/sshuttle on your openwrt router and connect everything to it be it by cable or wireless, then Nintendo gaming will also have that port forwarding because your whole traffic is going to go through vps