Maybe Wireguard?

More like a sad realization of the state of (un)education in some parts of the so-called civilized world.
You laugh not to cry.

Muricans panic without acronyms, let’em be or they’ll catch fire.

just like in that book where 2+2 is sometimes 3, sometimes 5.

You mean book1.xls?

True, but laws being written by morons with little to no tech knowledge, they’ll ban VPN companies’ services.

Tor, i2p or a similar overlay network.

Proxying through a friend’s connection abroad (using a wireguard implementation like headscale).

Risking lesser-known VPNs; and ISPs being bound to net-neutrality. YMMV.

My cat agrees.

Bitwarden’s got a free plan and you can also self-host it.
You can migrate from bitwarden to keepass, i’m not sure about the other way around.

If you need nation-state level secrecy,

Don’t use a smartphone.

Cute how the only term he has for the “left” is “extreme left”.

From what i’ve heard the only downside is kernel-level anti-cheat.

I use joplin with syncthing.

Do your homework, you can still find dumb TVs out there.
Or PC monitors… they have HDMI anyway these days.

Firewalls, containers, separate subnets (or VLANs if possible), VPNs.
Keep really public stuff in a VPS though, and the private in your home server. Connect them via wireguard (using e.g. headscale).

Authelia

Seems interesting…

setting up a home VPN then trying to manage multiple public facing services.

You mean than? Not being anal it but does change the meaning.

Better yet: compile from source and keep features to a minimum.
Applies to any package really.

Or use port-knocking for SSH.

Joplin is a good Obsidian alternative.

Blinking lights don’t really attract thieves… gold ‘n’ cash does.
With that said… put it in a room you can keep closed at all times (watch the temps).

And do have backups offsite.