Applied Mathematician, Julia programmer, father of two amazing boys, official coonhound mix mutt-walker.
PhD in Civil Engineering. Debian Linux user since ca. 1994.
Bayesian data analysis iconoclast
@versionc
The way ive done this is to set up the wireguard tunnel on my mothers router. right now thats an OpenWrt device. I did it while I was there but if I had to do it remote I’d buy a device, install OpenWrt and config it, and then ship it to her.
Whatever you get make sure it has 2 NICs, and I like to bond them and put them into a LAG on the switch.
Get a managed switch, low end Zyxel is better and more secure than the low end TP-link, the higher end TP-Links are more featureful than the higher end Zyxels.
If you’re gonna dedicate the hardware to OPNSense or any other router software, then get something not too expensive. A Raspberry Pi 4 can route and traffic shape a gigabit without breaking a sweat, so you don’t need much mini PC just to do routing. N150, N100, N95, or whatever are fine.
If you want to combine functions, running something like Proxmox and putting OPNSense on a VM, then get yourself something more capable, Ryzen 5 or 7 7000 series maybe, 16 GB of RAM
Oh, he’s just a Brother Shamus
@rob_t_firefly
2000 years of pining after elven maidens you’re god damn right I’m living in the past.
@homesweethomeMrL
I dont need your Axe, or your bow, I need my Johnson.
The Oat Sodas must flow…
keeping an aquatic mammal, for domestic purposes… in the city limits… that aint legal either.
@urda
Is… Is that what day it is?
I was talking about my interstellar rug.
I basically install testing on anything that isn’t a server.
You don’t mention what’s actually bothering you.
@Crazycookie
Clickable link to the Zapatista post in question
https://web.archive.org/web/20131203084036/http://news.infoshop.org/article.php?story=20131116133843634