possiblylinux127

I wouldn't bother with a VPN honestly

Interesting

I would start at the OSI model. Focus on layer 1 to start and then move on up. The more you learn the more you realize there is way more to learn.

Woodpecker CI

Technitium DNS Server is a bit more feature rich but honesty I would just run a DNS filter on your router

Sell it

I'm dead serious. They can go for a decent price which should cover the cost of a X86_64 machine

Wireguard has very little attack surface

Intel Xe VFIO driver merged

Hell yeah

https://wired.com/story/new-anonymous-phone-carrier-sign-up-with-nothing-but-a-zip-code/

What's stopping you from accidentally port forwarding?

For that matter, sometimes ISPs route private addresses even though they aren't suppose to.

That's a myth spread by those who have never done networking without NAT

That's not a situation that is going to arise since devices should block all incoming by default. You could need to explicitly poke holes in the Firewall.