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I did the same thing 20 years ago, but I used vtun because Wireguard didn't exist yet. It's a cool way to get around the bogus limitations on residential stati
by anonymousiam 1y ago
I did the same thing 20 years ago, but I used vtun because Wireguard didn't exist yet. It's a cool way to get around the bogus limitations on residential static IP addresses.
At the time, my FiOS was about $80/month, but they wanted $300/month for a static IP. I used a VPS (at the time with CrystalTech), which was less than $50/month. Net savings: $170/month.
- lostlogin 1y ago> At the time, my FiOS was about $80/month, but they wanted $300/month for a static IP. So ridiculous. It’s fast, far quicker than I can use, and the static IP was a one off $10 or similar.