My goal with using PiHole is to make it a better experience for all my devices, not just my web browser. I have used NoScript, Adblock and PrivacyBadger for years, but that just affects my web browser.. What about my tablet. my phone, my smart TV? Those devices don't allow you access to install applications to guard your provacy. So far, I've been happy with PiHole, but I'll be exploring inserting it between my Verizon router and my home network.
I set up PiHole and between my Vizio TV and any use of Facebook, they account for 25% of blocked IPs so far. Slashdot has it's share in that bullshit, but I only check in every few days. It also seems that there are a few apps that have Google's DNS hard-coded in. I'm open to suggestions as to how to deal with that.
Now if only I could filter out all the AI crap . . .
What could possibly go wrong?
Does this compromise ALL Linux?
French women expect it to be their choice.
Working from home has proven its mettle. Businesses should abandon inefficient downtown office space. It can be repurposed.
First, they came for the pirate sites . . .
"DRM FREE. No activation or online connection required to play."
This label is on every game they sell. But it's a lie on many games.
Can you identify specific games?
Every year this comes up
. . . has everything to do with chess?
What stupid fucking rules.
That characterization seems fitting given teh current political trend in the country.
All we need for a turnaround . . . RDR3, GTA6
Maybe in ten years if all goes well . . .
I just asked Alexa to give me reasons to vote for former President Donald Trump and she informed me that he is the CURRENT President. I don't think that Amazon "fixed" this in quite the way they intended.
Heavier than air flying machines are impossible. -- Lord Kelvin, President, Royal Society, c. 1895
