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Steve
@stevedylandev.eth
Anyone running a Pi hole? Just discovered them and curious of the experience for day to day WiFi
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Samuel ツ
@samuellhuber.eth
Works well
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Pichi
@pichi
Love mine. Been running it for years and set up a cloud version for travel. One of the only reasons I still use Reddit is when I can’t figure out why some library won’t update.
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Pedro Santana
@z0uk
Not anymore, used to back when I had a homelab. Now I just use NextDNS, the free tier is pretty good, and the premium is inexpensive.
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Daikie.eth
@daikie
I'm using Brave browser and calling it a day. Every 2-3 months adds do make it through their blocker a couple of hours which is fine by me cz I know a bunch of engineers are already on it to resolve the leak. The advert services and the blockers are in a constant race, so a pi hole is not a one-and-done solve and probably requires continuous tinkering you'd have to do yourself. You'd learn a lot in the process though 👍🏼
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meatballs
@meatballs
I've run one for years. It's rock solid
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Leeward Bound
@leewardbound
adguard is sick as hell, never bothered with pihole, highly recommend adguard tho
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Taylor
@skyron.eth
I have been running one successfully for years, with unbound as a local DNS resolver (https://docs.pi-hole.net/guides/dns/unbound/), and transparent redirection of all DNS queries to the pi-hole to enforce ad-blocking on the entire network. Love it.
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