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Physical server or VM for your personal VPN

General Discussion by Doug 2 replies 155 views
#1

I'll keep it short: my personal VPN runs on a Pi 4 I found in a drawer, Wireguard, draws 3W idle. Cost me nothing, works everywhere. Meanwhile you lot are out here renting VMs to forward packets through someone else's oversubscribed NIC. The real question isn't physical vs virtual. It's whether your provider's "dedicated core" is actually four tenants fighting over a decade-old Xeon. 🍿

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#2

Bro u could just get a 2 dollar vm from Contabo and call it a day lol no power bill no noise no wife asking why the closet is hot lol my oracle free tier been up 18 months straight for zero dollars lol u do u tho lmao

IPv4, IRC, and irssi — fight me
#3

Bro since 2 years my server down only one time and that because Contabo network issue not my fault Important thing wireguard on vm use less cpu than openvpn for my use case vm better no cap

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