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Hi, I'm looking for a new curved monitor for my work setup, and my budget maxes out at €500.

Hey,

which monitors would you guys recommend for the xbox series x? My budget is arround 500€

Je cherche un ecran 27 pouces de bonne qualité pour un usage quotidien : travail, navigation, films et un peu de gaming. Je ne sais pas trop s’il vaut mieux choisir un écran Full HD, 2K ou 4K, ni quelles marques offrent le meilleur rapport qualité-prix.
Quels modèles d’ecran 27 pouces recommandez-vous actuellement pour un bon confort visuel et une image nette ?

What is the best 4k gaming monitor? My budget is till 1k USD

Hey guys, what is the best 4k gaming monitor? My budget is open ended.

I'm searching for a good reselling community to get alerts, stocks and so on. Feel free to comment

I'm looking to build a setup with OpenWrt where different devices on my network are forced through different Bright Data (or any other proxy provider) HTTP/HTTPS proxies, while all other devices use the normal WAN connection.

Example:

1. Smartphone A → Bright Data Proxy X
2. Smartphone B → Bright Data Proxy Y
3. PC → Bright Data Proxy Z

All other devices → Direct internet connection (no proxy)

Requirements:

1. Transparent proxying (devices should not need any proxy configuration).
2. A proper killswitch:
   1. If Proxy X goes down, Smartphone A should completely lose internet access.
   2. Same for the other devices.
   3. No direct WAN fallback and no IP leaks.

Ideally manageable through OpenWrt routing/firewall rules. Bright Data proxies use username/password authentication.

I've been looking at solutions like:

• redsocks
• sing-box
• policy-based routing
• VLAN separation

Hardware-wise I'm considering getting a new OpenWrt-compatible router (currently have an old TL-WR1043ND, which is probably underpowered (? RAM & Flash?) and I found online a nice TP-Link Archer C7 v5 used for 35€.

What would be the cleanest and most reliable way to implement this in 2026?

Ty

Hey everyone,

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