Yeah, it’s really flexible when it comes to arrays and string processing. Super easy to work with, too.
No one has mentioned PHP yet? Man, times really have changed.
Does it have native encryption?
Apparently totally useless when you don’t enable history or don’t use the services (Google, Facebook, etc.) at all.
You misspelled Linux from Scratch.
If you simply search for “N100”, sort by price and scroll down a bit, you will find quite a lot of entries for that board.
Not every GL.iNet device supports vanilla OpenWrt, though.
160 MHz 5GHz bandwidth not supported
How relevant is this?
I own a Chuwi Larkbox X (another N100 device) and I can’t tell it to boot up after a power failure in the BIOS. So that is another thing to keep in mind.
Modern CPUs have some RAM encryption features, but ultimately you’re running on hardware outside your control. Personally, I use full disk encryption (except for /boot) and unlock remotely via SSH, but that only helps against automatic scanning of the storage.