Serverhunter is a search engine for cloud servers and has easy to use filter functions.
I am surprised that I didn't see anyone link to https://lowendtalk.com/ and https://lowendspirit.com/, OP can ask in both places and see what people have for offer.
Or get yourself your own domain name, and use a email service provider that can forward all emails of the domain name to one account.
Vulnerable versions: Linux kernel 6.1 through 6.4
Fixed in: mainline, 6.4.1, 6.3.11, and 6.1.37
Personally tried gluetun + AirVPN and having success.
I choose AirVPN mainly because I am cheap person, it give me port forwarding and IPv6 connectivity. (To use IPv6 with gluetun requires some tweaking)
If you use WSL, there is no normal Desktop Linux experience, you need to use something like Virtualbox.
Gigabyte GB-BNIP-N200
MSI Cubi N ADL
Beelink EQ12
I've saw some good news about Intel's N95/100/200/305 CPUs, N200 is said to have similar performance as I5-7400 at 6W TDP.
Right now I can see MSI and Gigabyte offer these CPUs in their mini pc product line.
Maybe I have mistaken but I thought Black Mirror involves sci-fi elements?
Did I really watched a Black Mirror season? Some episode involves none of sci-fi part, and even straight up in supernatural category.
I found out through sorting by new today that there is a community about lemmy browser plugin/scripts, which introduced me to LemmyTools that allows one to resize image.
If you mean automatically update IP part, duckdns website has a very comprehensive guide.
If you mean getting a free SSL certificate, you can use acme.sh (this is what I used) which has integrated support for duckddns (To use let's encrypt you need to use --server letsencrypt in your command)
Is it really crucial to find a VPN that supports port forwarding
It's crucial when the only seeder won't open their port.
what’s the go to option now that it’s becoming increasingly uncommon
My opinion: I wish qbittorrent 4.6 would release sooner, it comes with I2P support, which I've seen discussed on lemmy a few times.
I setup Swapspace in case I ever need to compile something very big, but usually my system doesn't use swap.