Gahhh they figured out how to use a publicly available database!

Just you wait till they figure out what the phone book is!

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What is THAT?!?!

My booper hank was sitting on the couch and he know hes not allowed

When you dont have adblock You raw dog the internet

*brain coursens by 3%"

Probably not that helpful, but i do know of a few articles installing linux on a Chromecast

https://github.com/frederic/sabrina-custom-os

Nooo never…

Take my upvote you word play scoundral

its flat theme

i think i may go with wire guard, do you know of any good videos or tutorials? i found this, https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-set-up-wireguard-on-ubuntu-20-04

also follow up question, alot of people are saying to make the mine-craft server run in a vm for host isolation. So what if i spun up 2vm’s

#1 would be a virtualized instance of pf sense, i would then have ethernet 1 on dogtown give internet to the base gentoo install, then have a Ethernet 2 go into PF sense, which will then have firewall rules to restrict access to the vm minecraft server. would that work? or is there somthing im misisng?

Diagram added

currently my setup is a dsl modem that goes, to my router/WAP which is a eero, that i plan to eventually replace with a Banna pi R4 which will run openwrt. but as of now the eero goes to my 48 port in my server room, and i have all my computer jacked into that. so to answer your question, my firewall is handled by my router and individual local rules by my machines. im kinda new to self hosting and port forwarding and pfsense looks pretty useful. i know pfsense is based on freebsd so is that a big plus vs openwrt?

please let me know, what some potential solutions could be.

Currently the plan is to use my 48 port cisco switch and put the server on a separate vlan. I assume that is very similar to your pfsense solution? Please correct me if im wrong

TODO list

• wake up_

• _go to work

• sleep < “welp cant do that now”

Chef’s kiss

the cat may wave the death penitently, in favor of state mandated belly rubs and scritches.

Ipad kids in a nutshell

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