>>51990693
Sure, if you rent a place somewhere to put it.

>>51990693
Absolutely. There's a ton of tutorials out there for it.

>>51990693
What's the point of setting up a vpn on your own machine?

Whoever you're trying to hide from will just see the traffic from the second device

>>51990765
Like I said, I'm a noob at VPNs. So you are saying that if I were to rock my own VPN, the person I was hiding my traffic from would be able to see everything from my main computer?

>>51990806
He would be able to see everything that he would if you didn't use your own VPN.

VPN at home is literally useless, unless you'd like to connect to it from a Starbucks or something.

>>51990948
Is there a way around this? Like if I asked a friend if I could keep it at his house rather than mine?

>>51990948

Its useful if you live in shitty countries.

>>51991065
Yes, that would work although it would be a strain on your friend's network

If you're trying to get around your parent's restrictions, there are easier ways than this

more importantly, can I run 60fps 1080p eporner videos on any of the pi's?

>>51991118
Someone should take away this guy's flamethrower, because he's spitting some straight fire

>>51991116
Connecting to your OWN VPN at home? How is that helpful?

>>51990693
Yes, but there may be other, cheaper/better boards to do this with. Many of the travel/micro wireless routers are as cheap or cheaper, run openwrt, and have modern wireless and Ethernet on chip, instead of USB like the pi does. . The pi2, and even the pi, have more RAM and processing power, but it's not needed for this usage.

>>51990693
>>51990765
>>51990948
>>51991214

All you overthinkers, he said he's a VPN n00b. He's probably trying to run a VPN client using openvpn, to connect to some service he'd pay for somewhere else.
In which case, yes, it is totally possible.