JitteryDesigns
@jitterydesigns.bsky.social
I’m not a cyber security pro, just a hobbyist who loves tinkering. Sharing my setup ’cause it’s fun. Would love to hear how others have there setup or any recommendations. 👍
February 5, 2026 at 10:10 PM
I’m not a cyber security pro, just a hobbyist who loves tinkering. Sharing my setup ’cause it’s fun. Would love to hear how others have there setup or any recommendations. 👍
I also turned the same Raspberry Pi 5 into a Jellyfin media server, so I stream all my movies and shows locally, no pricey subscriptions needed. The equipment may be a bit pricey in the range of 250-400$. Hit me up if you want the setup guide; it’s a bit tricky but totally worth it.
February 5, 2026 at 10:10 PM
I also turned the same Raspberry Pi 5 into a Jellyfin media server, so I stream all my movies and shows locally, no pricey subscriptions needed. The equipment may be a bit pricey in the range of 250-400$. Hit me up if you want the setup guide; it’s a bit tricky but totally worth it.
lastly I run AdGuard Home on a Raspberry Pi 5. It works as a DNS firewall, wiping ads, trackers, malware and phishing sites for every device from phones, laptops, TV, IoT. Custom blocklists, forced safe‑search and per‑device whitelists keep the net fast and private.
February 5, 2026 at 10:10 PM
lastly I run AdGuard Home on a Raspberry Pi 5. It works as a DNS firewall, wiping ads, trackers, malware and phishing sites for every device from phones, laptops, TV, IoT. Custom blocklists, forced safe‑search and per‑device whitelists keep the net fast and private.
My daily Proton stack runs on the VPN, it keeps my browsing hidden and can block ads. Proton Mail is my go‑to for instant aliases that mask my real address and can be deactivated anytime. I also roll with the Proton Password Manager no fluff, just solid security.
February 5, 2026 at 10:10 PM
My daily Proton stack runs on the VPN, it keeps my browsing hidden and can block ads. Proton Mail is my go‑to for instant aliases that mask my real address and can be deactivated anytime. I also roll with the Proton Password Manager no fluff, just solid security.
I ditched Google, switched to Proton, and love the upgrade. It’s not flawless, but way better. I will include my affiliate link as it does help me but to save you more money I would advise to grab around black Friday for the extra 50% deal they do. pr.tn/ref/PDR362AZ
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February 5, 2026 at 10:10 PM
I ditched Google, switched to Proton, and love the upgrade. It’s not flawless, but way better. I will include my affiliate link as it does help me but to save you more money I would advise to grab around black Friday for the extra 50% deal they do. pr.tn/ref/PDR362AZ
I’m not a cyber security pro, just a hobbyist who loves tinkering. Sharing my setup ’cause it’s fun. Would love to hear how others have there setup or any recommendations. 👍
February 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
I’m not a cyber security pro, just a hobbyist who loves tinkering. Sharing my setup ’cause it’s fun. Would love to hear how others have there setup or any recommendations. 👍
I also turned the same Raspberry Pi 5 into a Jellyfin media server, so I stream all my movies and shows locally, no pricey subscriptions needed. The equipment may be a bit pricey in the range of 250-400$. Hit me up if you want the setup guide; it’s a bit tricky but totally worth it.
February 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
I also turned the same Raspberry Pi 5 into a Jellyfin media server, so I stream all my movies and shows locally, no pricey subscriptions needed. The equipment may be a bit pricey in the range of 250-400$. Hit me up if you want the setup guide; it’s a bit tricky but totally worth it.
lastly I run AdGuard Home on a Raspberry Pi 5. It works as a DNS firewall, wiping ads, trackers, malware and phishing sites for every device from phones, laptops, TV, IoT. Custom blocklists, forced safe‑search and per‑device whitelists keep the net fast and private.
February 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
lastly I run AdGuard Home on a Raspberry Pi 5. It works as a DNS firewall, wiping ads, trackers, malware and phishing sites for every device from phones, laptops, TV, IoT. Custom blocklists, forced safe‑search and per‑device whitelists keep the net fast and private.
Second layer of privacy is I snagged a Pixel and installed GrapheneOS which strips Google bloat, boosts sandboxing, encrypts everything, and gives you tight permission control. Yeah, pricey extra privacy, but totally worth the peace of mind. Here is there page for more info @grapheneos.org
February 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
Second layer of privacy is I snagged a Pixel and installed GrapheneOS which strips Google bloat, boosts sandboxing, encrypts everything, and gives you tight permission control. Yeah, pricey extra privacy, but totally worth the peace of mind. Here is there page for more info @grapheneos.org
My daily Proton stack runs on the VPN, it keeps my browsing hidden and can block ads. Proton Mail is my go‑to for instant aliases that mask my real address and can be deactivated anytime. I also roll with the Proton Password Manager no fluff, just solid security.
February 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
My daily Proton stack runs on the VPN, it keeps my browsing hidden and can block ads. Proton Mail is my go‑to for instant aliases that mask my real address and can be deactivated anytime. I also roll with the Proton Password Manager no fluff, just solid security.
I ditched Google, switched to Proton, and love the upgrade. It’s not flawless, but way better. I will include my affiliate link as it does help me but to save you more money I would advise to grab around black Friday for the extra 50% deal they do. pr.tn/ref/PDR362AZ
February 4, 2026 at 9:29 AM
I ditched Google, switched to Proton, and love the upgrade. It’s not flawless, but way better. I will include my affiliate link as it does help me but to save you more money I would advise to grab around black Friday for the extra 50% deal they do. pr.tn/ref/PDR362AZ