Let's start by looking at a typical home network after your local internet provider has set you up. A typical home network will have the following three components: the internet, your ISP modem, and your home network with all your devices.
In case you're wondering - yes, yes you can make your home network more secure, with a little bit of effort and money.
Why are computers and networks so complicated? Why can't we protect ourselves from cyber criminals? Why can't someone explain to me quickly how the internet works? We don't get educated on these concepts that have now become essential knowledge to navigate the world.
Imagine you met a frozen-in-ice-come-back-to-life prehistoric person. And you and your new friend were dropped off in the Save-On-Foods to get food. You have so much acquired knowledge about things that will flummox your prehistoric friend, for example
Note: this article is applicable to home and small business network architecture
I cleverly preempted your first question ("why the heck are you making it so complicated, no-one is trying to compromise my network anyway") by including "over-engineered" in the title... :)
WORK IN PROGRESS
I'm hoping to get a map page added to the blog that would allow me to provide a user experience that displays a number of locations, and clicking on that location would navigate to the blog post about that. Most sites seem to recommend the 'Leaflet module" which seemed to do exactly that. Sounds relatively easy! Install the module, and off we go!
However, it has proven a lot more confusing that I thought it would be; here's what I learned. Again, I'm using Drupal version 10.
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Aachen cathedral is one of the most astonishing interiors I've ever seen. Constructed between 793 and 813
Further reading:
https://whc.unesco.org/en/list/3
The efficient Deutsche Bahn train system took us from Mainz to Aachen. See this page for more info on how to travel by train with your bike.
We stayed in Kornelimunster which is a lovely 10km bike ride through the country side to the village, just southeast of Aachen - very refreshing after spending hours on the train.
My go-to favourite beer at the end of a long day is Deschute's Haze Tron Imperial Hazy IPA. Nice milky-smooth mouthfeel, white grapefruit that winked at an apricot across the table but was too shy to walk over and have a chat.
This beer is not so over-the-top on complexity that you need to sit down, but also enough of a story line to keep you interested and coming back.
Recommend. 8% ABV and 55 IBUs
Aivyne took her phone out of her jeans pocket, checked the time and noted that she should hurry to make it to work on time. Yet the forest whispered to her with the fresh earthy smells of moss and vines, of dew-covered soil and newly budded leaves. Mist was rising from the ground where the early morning sun caressed it. She put her phone back and gave it a pat on the outside of the pocket, to reassure it that she would be back soon.
