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.

Whoogle is a good option for self hosting as well

Exactly this. Everyone focuses on how fast you can charge a phone, but 99% of the time I’m charging over night and would prefer a slower charge.

I just capped mine to 90%, if that goes well I might go down to 80.

Do you think trickle charging via wireless would be significantly worse?

I was actually thinking of using the battery charge limit feature to prevent charging above 90%. Not sure I could do 80 without an charge during the day, lol

Yes. It’s a tech/ nerd bubble here.

This

Yeah, just me. Not available externally without VPN access.

None, I self host Whoogle.

This happened to me as well. I’d take a few bites of a meal and feel full/ nauseous; Sometimes even throw up. It went away after maybe 6 months of dating and we joke about it now 12 years later.

We chalked it up to nerves, but no one can tell for sure. Best of luck OP! Guessing you really like this person.

All of mine are working. For some you might need to enable to compatibility mode, which disabled some of the added exploit protections provided by GOS.

Lol, weird.

The goal would be to have a collection of many locations

This looks very interesting; Will look into it! Thank you.

Ah that makes sense, thank you. For now I’m doing backdoor Roth IRA contributions as I can’t do direct contributions. Eventually I hope to be able to also use the mega backdoor after I fill up the pre-tax federal contribution limits for 401k. That will be “after-tax” that is converted to Roth.

Thank you for the feedback! I played the options in another comment, and it seems your advice is shared by others!

Wow, great advice! Thanks so much. My rIRA is through Vanguard, and I do want a brokerage account at some point in the future for mid/long term savings.

I’ll likely go with a blend of the Vanguard options, but just so I know, why might it be better to do so if I have an IRA and plan to have a brokerage in the future? Just so I have more “dials to turn” to match my tolerances?

I guess I shouldn’t have said risk adverse, just diversified. I’m not worried about panic selling (I just check in once in a while, I like to set it and forget it for long term accounts like this), but I do want something that’s not just a single stock or industry.

Thanks for the reply!

• Here is what I seem to have access to (the Vanguard funds are catching my attention).
• I just mean that I’d prefer something not too risky, like putting all your money into a single stock or industry. I’d like some diversity
• Good point, I was just told that dividends set to re-invest are a good way to compound
• I was hoping in the next 25-30 years
• rIRA that I max each year (it’s only a couple years old), HSA and 529