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I tried both, and OPNsense was a bit too complex for me. I struggled to make it work the way I wanted even though my use case was regular home use. I guess it's more secure and customizable when used by people who know a lot about setting up zones and rules and so on. And the community was off-putting...

OpenWRT is much more similar to a regular off the shelf router's software. I still feel like it's reasonably secure, but more approachable. Just my opinion of course.

@nprofile1q... <emperor Palpatine "do it" meme>

Apart from licensing issues (yeah cause when discussing things you can always ignore the one thing that makes it totally not work right?) this is an awesome idea.

@nprofile1q... I use draw.io which is a website but also you can install it locally as a desktop app. It has lots of network related icons. It's not perfect but it works (I would get better alignment of icons and connectors in Visio but I don't want to go back to an MS program for this).

@nprofile1q... Also:
#StreetFighter #RetroGaming #Anime

@nprofile1q... @nprofile1q... another vote for AliasVault. I moved to it this weekend and it went very well. The Android version works a bit differently than Bitwarden but I'll get used to it.

For 2FA I use 2FAS.

@nprofile1q... Been wondering for a while if 3D printing is "creating a need for myself" or if it would be genuinely useful/fun, but this was the printer I was looking at. Bookmarking this post for future reference!

Looks like a really good option. Is it pretty beginner friendly or does it need a lot of research and fiddling to get good results?

@nprofile1q... What is a lake? A miserable little pile of heightmap texels below 0.

@nprofile1q... I use Moshidon, works great for me.

@nprofile1q... Pretty consistent amount of death metal! Good stuff!

@nprofile1q... Awesome still today.

The Halo 2 one was great too. "Return to sender" indeed.

@nprofile1q... Graphics programmer: "You can use 4 bones. Any more and we won't have enough memory to ship the game on console."