I had similar requirements. I switched to Baikal, which has been happily running in a docker container ever since.

They’re both good at what they do. Personally I switched from pihole to adguard, only because adguard let’s you use wildcard domains. This lets me point all of *.mydomain.com to one IP address.

You have full control over what you block and whitelist. So if anything goes wrong, you can just troubleshoot it and whitelist if needed. If all fails, you can always (temporarily) turn off all blocking in pihole.

Yeah sorry, I wasn’t aware the AI wars already spread into marketing-land

And so it begins, the marketing world has got its claws in AI.

My solution for a power efficient setup was to split it up: all the services I use but don’t need all the time, like jellyfin for example, I host on my nas. I only turn that on when I need it.

The stuff that’s running all the time, like home assistant, addblocker, etc, I run on a raspberry pi.

Might not work for everyone, but I’m happy with it.

I do exactly the same. I do not have a lot of data I feel a need to backup. I have a nightly job that zips and then encrypts my data, then rclones it to off site storage.

I have one 3B running adguard and a wireguard vpn server. Another 4B doing the same, plus kitchenowl and home assistant.

From what I read it slow growing and pretty manageable as far as cancer is manageable of course. Hope he’ll make a quick recovery, and start growing that magnificent beard back.

You are absolutely right, this is way better. Thanks!

I always use tldr for these things, super handy to have.

Software might actually stop developing new bugs. People will stop getting frustrated with technology, and world peace will happen.

I enjoy the discoverable UI, and the way it handles windows and panes. Overall I think its a cool project with a lot of potential.

If you spend a lot of time in the terminal zellij is a cool alternative to tmux.

For clarity: I mean humans in general

Those weird hairless monkies destroying the planet now reproduce at 10% of the speed.

I guess you mean how affordable? Wage vs costs? In my experience for most of western Europe: you can buy something if you’re well paid, have 2 years of salary in your bank account to bridge the mortgage gap, and a ton of luck.

Anything can be abused, but you can also build proper safeguards.

You can have a local banlist supplemented by a shared banlist containing these CSAM individuals for example.

I’m afraid the fediverse will need a crowdsec-like decentralized banning platform. Get banned one platform for this shit, get banned everywhere.

I’m willing to participate in fleshing that out.

Edit: it’s just an idea, I do not have all the answers, otherwise I’d be building it.