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I’ve always had a complicated relationship with todo lists. You know the drill: you start with good intentions, add tasks as they come up, and then… nothing. Tasks pile up, priorities blur, and before you know it, you’re looking at a 50-item list where everything feels equally urgent and equally impossible. Eventually, you just stop looking at it altogether. For years, I cycled through this pattern. I’d try a new system, feel productive for a week or two, then watch it slowly decay into chaos. The problem wasn’t the tools or my motivation. It was that I had no real method to keep things under control and no way to see what I was actually accomplishing. ...

You’ve spent time setting up WireGuard on your Raspberry Pi, the connection shows as active, you see traffic in the WireGuard interface—but when you try to ping or access anything on your home network, nothing works. WireGuard is setup but I can’t access anything. This frustrating situation is often caused by a subnet conflict that’s invisible at first glance. Understanding the Problem When your VPN won’t route traffic despite being “connected,” the issue is usually that your current network and your home network use the same IP subnet. For example, if both networks use 192.168.1.0/24, your device doesn’t know whether 192.168.1.23 refers to a local device or one back home through the VPN. ...