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  • No my pfSense setup is fairly minimal

  • pfSense on this:https://a.co/d/6WpafWQ

    I also block outgoing port 53 only allowing my Pihole through.

    I use Tailscale to access the network while away.

  • This is likely my result as well. I've tried to avoid needing 2 phones but... I think it'll be nice to explore Linux phone options.

  • My son and I were involved with boy scouts for a time. They did separate the colors for retired flags and yes it did take a while.

  • Board games :(

  • 2004 Excursion = Beast 2004 Econoline E350 = Bus 2007 Odyssey = Burgundy

    We have a big family and apparently they like B names

  • I would go with RustDesk then which I also personally use to support family and friends where there's only 1 PC they might need help with.

  • Valid to an extent. I've personally experienced various audits whether for ISO, PCI or SOC and the quality of the auditor certainly does vary though I've not encountered one I would consider incompetent; the audits have always been rigorous. I've not personally seen bribery though I have seen where an auditor might relax how aggressively they look for issues over the years of getting to know the people and quality of the company.

  • Proton just completed their SOC 2 Type II audit:https://proton.me/blog/soc-2

    Accomplishments like this are why I continue to trust Proton and remain a paid user.

  • I would say that depends on whether you only need access to the 1 PC or the entire network.

    If just the 1 PC then I recommend RustDesk:https://rustdesk.com/

    Otherwise I agree with @BlastboomStrice that Tailscale is the way to go.

    Both options are free, open source, fast and have the option to self host.

  • Veracrypt is what I moved to and works the same for my use

  • I've had this guy for a couple years now: https://a.co/d/ggaW5BS

    Few butter patties and some kernels then salt once done; works great

  • Does ASCII art count? Dwarf Fortress, MUDs, etc. are great fun.

  • I do similar except I limit qBittorrent to only use the vpn interface so has a built-in kill switch

  • Unfortunately I'm only seeing nvidia gpu's on those (or at least that's only option on the US eshop filters)

  • Thanks this looks like a great option and actually cheaper than my system76 for similar specs

  • I currently have a system76 (not happy, story for another time) and am in the market for a new gaming laptop this time specifically looking for amd cpu / gpu - any recommendations? I prefer Kubuntu should drivers be an issue.

  • I use Proton VPN which has port forwarding

  • These secondary reaction comments are my favorite; this one got me laughing good