This dude is autoposting orange cats too

Not a hard requirement but I'd look at a hypervisor of some kind. Proxmox is pretty popular in the homelab side.

Was it a cool death though?

Depending on age/interest there's stuff like luanti

Saw this post and immediately subscribed to sandwichposting lol

Favorite I've had was a switch just sitting on the panels of a drop ceiling. Wasn't documented that's where it was either. I spent an hour or so hunting around a department when somebody mentioned, "there's that tech thing in the ceiling".

Is self hosting an option?

Ooh thanks for this

Just like how every script with an IF statement is now AI. These words are becoming meaningless

Well now you've got me trying BSSG :p

Nice. Haven't tried IpFire but gonna give it a look. Been on OpnSense for a couple years now and have been enjoying it.

Small static websites. You can get surprisingly performant and easily managed websites if you don't actually need the overhead of common frameworks. For instance giving your kid a real domain they can update and show to their friends.

On the slightly more resource intensive side, OpnSense has been a game changer for me.