Here’s the source: https://www.peppercarrot.com/en/miniFantasyTheater/045.html

That’s the Unix Epoch. The time and date in Linux and Unix is the number of seconds since then.

Everyone should set it to 1970-01-01.

Access points and routers are usually separate once you get away from the consumer grade stuff. The people that run OPNsense at home often use MikroTik or Ubiquiti access points.

There’s also the Belling-Lee connector. It’s been around since 1922 and is still commonly used for radio and TV antennas in Europe.

$150 will get you a mini PC that you can run OPNsense on. Hopefully they don’t ban WiFi access points next.

You could get a Hetzner storage box. They have unlimited traffic, but only allow 10 simultaneous connections.

The Liberation fonts are open source and licensed under the SIL Open Font License.

The real failure is that the USB standard didn’t require clear and consistent markings for all cables and ports from the very beginning. You should be able to look at your cable or device and know exactly what it will support.

One of the better free options is FreeDNS, but you are limited to 5 records.

If you want your own domain, I would suggest Porkbun. They have an API that can be used for dynamic DNS.

You shouldn’t have any issues with MakeMKV and normal blurays. 4K blurays can only be ripped with certain drives and they need custom firmware.

If you don’t want to write native code, then make a PWA. At least those don’t run a separate copy of chrome for each program.

Yes, but then you wouldn’t be getting the speed upgrade from the new PCIe 6 SSD.

PCIe 6 would need a new motherboard and that means buying new RAM. Good luck with that.

Gnome Disk Utility lets you manage the mount points from a GUI. There are probably other programs that can do it too.

You can use stunnel to make your VPN look like HTTPS.

Most ISPs have remote access to their modems. You should use your own if possible. If you can’t, then put it in bridge mode and connect your own router to it.

Those WiFi SD cards probably aren’t any more secure than the cameras.

If the camera supports downloading video over USB, you can get a USB OTG cable to connect it to a phone or tablet. Otherwise a card reader is the way to go.

If you bought the game, all you would have to do is click install and Steam would have done all of the setup for you. If you pirate, then you have to do that work yourself. It’s not particularly difficult, but it takes more than just double clicking on an exe file.

If you have a keyboard that can run the QMK firmware, you can remap keys and run macros in the keyboard.