If it’s purely static without the need to generate generate easily new page, simply use a web server.

No problem have a great day

Firstly the best way would normally be to have a separate switch and router.

The router only having 2 ports WAN and LAN. And then get a great MANAGED switch for your lan.

For your router basically any old x86 PC loaded with OPNSense would be great.
The network card you will buy depends of your internet speed.
(And try to find Intel chip network card)

Next for the switch, definitely get a managed switch (you won’t regret it).
The number of ports depends on your needs. Basically a 8 ports could be just enough or maybe very too little.
That really depends.
For the switch port speed it again really depends. Do not get 100Mb switches at least. But the sky is the limit.
1G is plenty for a lot of people. But 2.5G could be good too. (In my opinion 10G is overkill for most of the people)
The problem is that switches prices are exponential with the speed. You can get really good 1G for cheap. More difficult with 2.5G and impossible for 10G.
And lastly PoE or not PoE that’s the question. I would say a huge NO (except specific use cases). If you got 20 cameras, 38 motion sensors and 76 APs, YES a PoE switch is a good idea.
If you have a small amount of PoE devices, simply buy a cheap unmanaged PoE switch.
If you only have one or two of them, just buy injector.

If you have any questions concerning a brand or anything else feel free to ask

EDIT : formatting

Netflix trend

How it is different from WinApps?

Use /e/OS officially supported on fair phone 5

To dive deeper in the subject check this:

https://www.stopspying.org/peoples-handbook

Don’t think so, but I will try to check it

I want to protect my home services, so when accessing my domain it goes trough the vps and you only knows its IP (a datacenter IP) but for my friends and family I don’t need this protection so they are accessing my home with a VPN connection and btw they are using the vps to make requests and so protect their privacy.

The simple solution (since my services are publicly available), would be to route all traffic coming from my friends trough my home and then through the vps. But I don’t like this idea since it would add a lot of latency and useless traffic since the client is already going trough my home…

So my question is how could I route directly to the client the local services and let go through the vps the rest of the traffic?

iodéOS is in no mean a Richard Stallman view OS, just look at the business model of iodé, freemium…

Hum maybe this is a good solution, gonna dig a bit into

Nah it’s not what I want to do.

The request from client for local services goes trough the first VPN and are resolved in my home and then comeback.

The request from client to outside services goes trought my home with the first VPN, are resolved here and then go to the internet trough the second VPN and then comeback to the client

This is not what I exactly want to do. Requests to my home services are protected by not going directly to my home and rather going trough VPS, but since I know my friends I can let them go directly to my home without at any time go trough the VPS (expect to make up the out request).

Didn’t really support the porn industry since the beginning but I kinda miss the porn magazines and the website made for it.

It’s far more dangerous for multiple reasons to view porn on mainstream socials than intended websites, for young specifically… Sadly… One more thing that tend to worsen…

Where’s porn?

Edited the post with a diagramm

You would need two flipper zero, one outside emitting on several frequencies and one inside trying to catch any frequencies from the outside one

Right will try to make you a diagram, but I dont think tailscale would be a good solution…

But if I correctly understand how Tailscale works I would need to install tailscale on all machines I wish to give access to friends?

Yeah that’s what I was thinking thank you. But how can I restrict the access of my local network to my friends and family connecting to the VPN provided (is tailscale something to consider?)