The concern is that your device could start serving a different task without you knowing. It might end up being used to help mask hijacked Azure accounts for instance.

The biggest thing I can recommend is least privilege and defense in depth. You want your setup to be compartmentalized as much as possible and you should aim for minimal permissions. The idea is that even if a security hole is exploited the blast radius is limited.

You are probably fine. It is just something to keep in mind.

Instructions unclear, now I’m a snake

I’ll just wrestle it to the ground and bite its neck (I’m a vampire)

That really doesn’t have anything to do with one CEO getting murdered

Noooooo

Linux Mint is built on a clean base that is a lot less heavy. It does come with a few stuff preinstalled but those can be removed without breaking the system.

Linux Mint

Other options include Fedora and Debian. They both have other trade offs so keep that in mind. I have also heard people recommend Bazzite but I have never used it so I don’t know if that’s a good recommendation or not.

Vool van

I wish it had better Windows support

OpenSUSE is still bloated vendor specific

Support from Nebula

Aren’t you dead?

Keep in mind that those numbers are always going to be off from reality. Also it will vary heavily by state.

“They’re the same picture”

Not that I am saying it is bad necessarily. Cloudflare does add a extra level of protection. In fact I would say that the chances of a compromise go way down. My concerned is that a lack of knowledge could lead to a compromise.

Then why did you expose it to the internet?

Boomer memes

The Wii came out in 2009

It is pretty old

No official support

I prefer VMs as I have found that LXC containers are buggy and slow.