Proxmox is a Linux distro, so if you’re familiar with Linux then setting it up is fairly easy.
Here is Netgate’s guide on how to do setup PFSense on Proxmox: https://docs.netgate.com/pfsense/en/latest/recipes/virtualize-proxmox-ve.html
It’s fun to do and while being a networking engineer helps, it’s not necessary.
Very long time player here. Started with AD&D 1st edition in 1978.
For many years, I loved the Thief. 1st and 2nd edition because of their abilities and skills.
3 and 3.5ed it was the feats and skills a Rogue can use. Made a character that was absolutely devastating at range with a long bow.
Never actually played 4th. Was busy getting married and having two kids when it came out.
In 5e, I actually like the Paladin and Cleric. Currently playing a Fairy Peace Domain Cleric and he’s a lot of fun. Funny enough, I have yet to play a Rogue in 5e.
Using an enterprise grade networking equipment in the house. My setup uses PFSense (free), which runs in a virtual machine on Proxmox (free) and Ubiquiti WAPs (2 X $100). I have not heard the “Dad the wifi is broken!” call from anyone for a while.
My first post on Lemmy!
Anything to do with garage doors, except for painting and oiling. Garage door springs are not something to mess around with. When the door is closed, the springs have an enormous amount of energy stored and can send metal shards easily through walls and people.
I will do electrical, plumbing, drywall (I hate mudding), framing, you name it. I will NOT mess with garage door springs.
If you live in a northern clime, having your house and your driveway facing south is nice in the winter.
My house faces north and my neighbors across the street always have a nice clean and dry driveway, where mine is packed with snow and ice.