A local server for the house or a homebrew router. What's

former

latter

None. Don't be a sperg. Homes only need a basic modem router and they're done.

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>>58721432
>>58721439
Well shit

>>58721459
enjoy your passwords being stolen

both

>>58721423
Just use dd-wrt or openwrt and make a home server.

>>58721423
Both in one box, retard

>>58721423 (OP)
Better Idea: spend quality time with kitty before it gets old and dies.

Make a router without any limits on the number of SSIDs it can broadcast, then create a few hundred copies of your neighbors' SSIDs. For maximum keks they should each run on a separate virtual interface with the same MAC-address as the original router.

>>58721949
>without any limits
It seems you have no idea how it works do you?

>>58721949
Every day we stray further from God's light

If you have no experience then a local server because you may fuck up a lot of shit using clean GNU/Linux or BSD as a router.

>>58721423
it can be the same. ....so

>>58721423
A homebrew router which can be used as server.
I would just get an Intel Atom Board and a wifi antenna.

The box will get hot and your kitten can sleep on it.

>>58721595

please try. oh wait. you don't even fucking know who I am.

>>58722237
sure i don't, John

>>58721734
This. Use VMs.