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I had a few episodes saved offline in my apple podcast app but it appears you are correct. Surely there's an archive somewhere?

Are they roughly 55GB compressed?

I often wish all services could provide an opt out "I'm aware no 2fa is risky but I really don't give a damn about this account so fuck off with the constant email verifications". Or if companies insist on forcing 2fa, at least support hardware keys. Don't even get me started about banks...

Good point. I'm aware of the icloud method of imessage cracking, but I often forget that I'm not always the weakest link; it's up to the people around you as well.

I eventually managed to get the yubikey to work, although it is very buggy and the steps to get it working are unacceptable IMO for the "most secure phone OS". Hardware keys should be a major priority and should simply work just as easily as using passwords, but it seems to be a stale open feature request for a few years. Luckily for me, once bitwarden is authenticated with 2fa I don't need my hardware key unless I reinstall it. So that's one major hurdle behind me. Another plus is that while you need sandboxed google services to utilize hardware key auth, they don't need network permissions to work.

Just for the sake of getting used to / transitioning to a single gos phone, does it make sense to use the insecure phone as a hotspot and utilize the pixel without a sim (so data only device). I would be using e2e encrypted apps for texts and calls so this makes sense in my head.

Got a recommendation for a good gauge while we're at it? 1/128th would be a dream.

That's a beauty for sure. Do you find it limiting that it has a 25" maximum rip? Adding it to my wishlist, but as of now $300 or so is probably my limit.

Locally that fence costs nearly $700! sheesshhhh

EDIT: Hold on....may have found it for $400. :)

With this method, would I be able to use an iPad as a display for windows 10? If so, are there any downsides? I remember trying Duet Display years ago but they charge a monthly fee which is absurd. And performance was not great.

Ideally I would be able to split tunnel around the vpn but I don’t have the option on mac

I tried to set up a nebula network but it seems like it has trouble when your hosts are behind a VPN service. The VPN must block the port or protocol the lighthouse is connecting with and I can't figure out a way to bypass the VPN (at least on Mac split tunneling isn't supported). I'm assuming you're familiar with mesh networks...do you have any good youtube videos or resources you would recommend? The nice thing about VPN is it's crazy simple to set up and seems to work with all types of system configurations. Nebula was pretty simple but seems like a pain to troubleshoot so far.