Post #4122175
2026-07-26 10:05 UTC
@markmorow@infosec.exchange and that is why many folks run homelabs or whole networks "for fun", as at scale it uses many people to work on it thus one never gets to touch all the bits, and one should not experiment with the prod network (next to few getting testing networks ;) ) hence a homelab/network solves that as one has full control, for all choices, good and bad, and often one plays with it in prod as it is the home network (though some sim their real network) and one can experiment and play with it and make all the choices; keeps one involved in things too.
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@markmorow@infosec.exchange 2026-07-26 22:16
@jeroen@secluded.ch Yep! Good to roll up your sleeves now and then. I’ve always had a home lab, just trying to find the right balance of time spent, etc.