multiplied

I have a multi machine setup and I don't want to use a third party service as a proxy to what I could be doing locally.

One obvious answer is to stand up my own local git server, perhaps finally put those Raspberry-pi's.

Any suggestions to improve upon this?

Even if I do go down the path of the raspberry pi, how do I configure it to hide behind the router where it is shielded from the external internet. (I want it completely disjointed from the internet if possible)

I bought a (time sensitive) product that was advertised as one day prime delivery. When I checked up on it, it showed me that it is set to arrive much later mid-week (+3 days than advertised.)

On closer inspection, I realized that I had used the 'Buy Now' option that only uses the Prime Day shipping option.

To me, that is a solid dark pattern and is making me seriously consider cancelling Prime for the first time in 15+ years.

Current work doesn't have such scale and all the challenges that go with it.

I could cook up some projects I suppose, and flood it with dummy data. Just curious if there are any better ideas?

I get that they've hit the self-destruct button.

But I'm interested to know how this affects me as someone who owns games across multiple platforms - steam/epic/gog/etc, console physical/digital etc.

The policy might affect future updates, but what about stuff I've already paid for?