Diesel555

I'm trying to find the best source that explains clearly how to do specific tasks such as replacing a toilet, bathtub, tile work, electric gate, garbage disposal, countertop, septic considerations, when to hire out because the tools are unique and not worth it, etc.

I know this is a generic question to an extent, and that the level of knowledge of the person learning will dictate the source. However, that's why I reached out to this community. I feel pretty good doing most work, including wood work, with a clear set of schematics or direction. Unfortunately, most sources I find are a surface-level single page description and, for lack of a better term, click-baity. I want the engineer's resource for home everything.

And if one doesn't exist - that may be my next web-project.

Most cellular options are a "Wifi puck" all-in-one solution that contains poor wifi and cellular antennas and chipsets.

I already own a mesh router (or bridge) network I like. Does anyone have good recommendations for a cellular modem + cellular antenna combination that can connect to a home network via ethernet?

The last time a similar question was asked was nine years ago [1]. I moved to Europe and many websites will not let me choose the region they serve. For example, I purchased something from a website - but their Europe page states "We regret that due to technical challenges caused by new regulations in Europe, we can for the time being no longer accept orders from the European Union." I cannot check my order status without a US based IP Address.

Are there any recommended VPNs to get a US IP address?

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6345520