Is keeping everything inside of a local “walled garden”, then exposing the minimum amount of services needed to a WireGuard VPN not sufficient?

There would be be no attack surface from WAN other than the port opened to WireGuard

I saw quite a few people sitting outside their houses with their candy ready for the kids. Some even organized them on tables so the kids could come up, pick one, be handed it and go.

Yes. It’s a tech/ nerd bubble here.

This

Please do. I too stole it.

Please do. I took stole it >:D

Act your wage

Haha, fair

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Lol, I’ll never refer to Twitter as X. How silly.

StandardNotes for me

I try to balance things between what I find enjoyable/ worth the effort, and what ends up becoming more of a recurring headache

I have a somewhat dated (but decently specd) NUC running Proxmox, and it’s the backbone of my home lab. No issues to date.

Rank choice, and more party options to use it on

Yes, also confused by this.

Maybe Piper Net (Silicon Valley)

Thank you, I’ll definitely check it out.

Yeah, I suppose I could have a specific directory for them to download to, then I move them to the directory which they play from, which is more restricted.

I thought one of the main benefits of those projects was that they can automatically download and replace versions with higher quality ones (if you have it configured that way). In that case, would I be able to have it look at my (restricted) directory which it doesn’t have write perms for, but download to a different directory?

I really want(ed) to look into the *darr projects, but I don’t want to give them write permissions to my NAS :/

Last I checked, they didn’t support my webos version without me doing the developer mode trick, but my Nvidia shield/ Jellyfin for Android TV works like a charm