Je mer, 2020-01-01 je 13:15 +0100, V F skribis:
> After Googleing a bit I found there are few pi-hole open to everyone to use.
> https://pi-dns.com
> https://public-pihole.com/
>
> I am not an expert in network (actually a zoologist) things but I was
> wondering why not FSFE build a open pihole se
On Wednesday 1. January 2020 13.15.21 V F wrote:
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> Over the holidays I (being the crazy family geek) speaks about adblock
> (µblock origin) and many in family are bored but a bit thinking it is
> a good idea. With many smartphone + TVs - I sent (whatsapp) links to
> these people but realized soo
On Tuesday 7. January 2020 15.17.12 Carmen Bianca Bakker wrote:
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> On a grander scale, I think a better solution would be that relying on
> a server is not necessary. Imagine instead that a distribution might
> include a `spyware-dns-hosts` package that modifies `/etc/hosts` with
> the same kind
Agree a lot with PB and apologies in advance.
> I suggest you join forces with some friends/your local hacker space to set up
> your own pihole instance. Sadly privacy means hard work but its worth it ;)
This is the reason why I asked if a non-profit regional or global
organisation can do it -to
On Friday 10. January 2020 15.50.47 V F wrote:
> Agree a lot with PB and apologies in advance.
No apologies necessary! :-)
> > I suggest you join forces with some friends/your local hacker space to set
> > up your own pihole instance. Sadly privacy means hard work but its worth
> > it ;)
>
> This
Hi Veronica,
Am Freitag 10 Januar 2020 15:50:47 schrieb V F:
> Of course, ideally, a company should do so that it lasts
> longer - but then profit motives come along and ruin any
> honesty/transparency.
any organisation has to be run economically in the sense
that the incoming money must be enoug
