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  • I would recommend either Mailbox or Posteo simply because they cost 1€/m. For email I find that anything more than like $2 is a waste of money, but that is my opinion.

    Both Tutanota and Protonmail offer freemium versions of their services.

  • If you think it went from honeypot to non-honeypot

    I don't think it was ever a honeypot, they contributed a lot to the early VPN communities, following both perfect-privacy and blackvpn.

    VPN’s are for watching geoblocked movies and stuff like that. That’s about it.

    I do not believe so, but to each their own.

  • Douglas Spink was arrested. He was then removed from the team, no longer having access to anything. Df has been the main guy for the past couple years - but that's cryptostorm becoming a honeypot, in your opinion?

    Doesn't hurt to be overly paranoid, but this is to the extreme.

  • If you go off of the streaming services (like 123movies or something), they upload the downloaded files to 2+ video hosting websites, then display the links. They also have a shit ton of ads, so I guess they do get profit by how long they seem to last.

  • Kodi is what your looking for. A debrid + kodi is basically netflix with shows from around the world, in high quality, on demand.

    But, it is not available on TVs as a seperate app. Companies do not like piracy, so many applications that are related to it do not make the appstores. A cheap and easy way to get Kodi would be to simply buy a Intel NUC, or a similar mini-pc.

  • https://esc.sh/projects/devops-from-scratch/ is a good resource. Most questions you have (that are more specific) are easily searchable on the internet.

    ways to safely connect to home servers over the internet while away A couple methods include :

    • Installing Wireguard on the host machine
    • Reverse-proxying with a VPS
    • Cloudflare zero-trust tunnel

    when it may be better to spin up services on a VPS instead

    Most services you probably won't need a VPS to do, but off the top of my head a couple services which would be better hosted (not saying self-hosting them on your own hardware is bad) would be services which proxy a service. Example SearxNG, Invidious, Proxitok, etc. This is so that traffic can be shared among multiple users, and not linked back to your home IP.