Good afternoon, gurus:
I’m really torn right now! I’ve been using a few proxy services. I’ve tried both data-center IPs and home broadband IPs. Data-center IP proxies are fairly stable and don’t go down often. But I want to use some AI and TK, and the monitoring for data-center IPs is very strict. So I used a home broadband proxy, but it drops out way too easily.
Now I’m wondering if setting up my own home broadband node would be better; are there any tutorials or the like?
You can get a home broadband connection, then use a VPN service to set up a chain of proxies. There are plenty of tutorials on the site—feel free to search.
What the person above said is correct. You can buy home broadband, then use the data center’s proxy chain to reach your home broadband.
If all else fails, hitching a ride in other people’s cars isn’t out of the question.
Are you saying to buy a home broadband IP-chained proxy and route it to a data center IP proxy pool?
Yes, you can refer to Mihomo’s documentation for the exact meaning
Carpooling with real home broadband is a bit tricky. I tried two options, and both are a bit off. 
AI usage, though, hasn’t given me any problems.
I’d like to ask, as a beginner trying a DIY self-build
Zouter’s HK monthly fee of 9.9 (HK BGP Global - Standard) >
What do you think of this option, or do you have any recommendations? 
Not bad. The international connectivity is pretty solid; the rollout went smoothly. I heard Mobile Direct Connect is great, but it’s often under attack, and I don’t know if it’s gotten any better now. Latency on the other two networks is very high.
A long time ago I used it for about half a month, and then they discontinued it.
Thanks for the reply, bro. Unicom users are lucky; I haven’t pulled the trigger yet 
Hey man, where can I buy home broadband? Do I have to buy a VPS if I get home broadband?
Dude, where can I buy a home broadband IP address?
Don’t overthink it; the self-built setup is mainly used for entertainment and other mainstream traffic scenarios
Then the airport will coordinate with some smaller-scale scenarios.
