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t3ra

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    Comment #34272912

    Raspberry 4B and RPi 3B - PiHole Synced with gravity sync - Wireguard - Openspeedtest https://openspeedtest.com/ as a container to test random wifi speed issues - CUPS Experiments:…

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    Comment #31067932

    Alongside probably whitelisting : Most speed test sites hit the ISP cache or peered traffic and hence are much faster. you can inspect fast.com and see this in action: It will show…

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    Comment #29158483

    Similar guide for HP LaserJet 1020 which needed some additional steps because of driver compatibility - https://tripad.medium.com/turning-my-old-printer-into-a-wire... Apart from s…

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    Comment #18843307

    https://read2me.online Another similar service

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    Comment #18348379

    Explains my confusion with early internet "cliparts" and icons being always in yellow. I am sure most non westerns might be equally confused. Pencil meant black and red for us in I…

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    Comment #17902151

    Oh IT cell actually reads tech news?

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    Comment #17730061

    Firebog.net has curated lists

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    Comment #17730053

    It's my home network, there are devices you can count on your finger. Also DHCP lease times by default are in multiple hours on home routers so IPs don't often change. also the web…

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    Comment #17713484

    So this happened after a posted this comment (weird coincidence :/) My pi hole graph started to look like - https://imgur.com/a/Jj8bmPW NVIDIA geforce experience really wants to ta…

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    Comment #17713446

    I use lists curate by firebog https://firebog.net/

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    Comment #17713441

    +1 The API support this too

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    Comment #17713432

    I use the web interface and filter it with the IP address of the device. It will usually show up in the top of the list and try whitelisting. Example my Samsung TV took some effort…

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    Comment #17706719

    I am actively using PiHole in my home network with over 8 devices doing around ~30k requests per day. Some highlights: * By a huge margin the nosiest device is my Android Phone. >4…

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    Comment #16691944

    tip : you can assign sites to specific containers - so amazon always opens in shopping

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    Comment #16047292

    No they won't bcuz UC comes with features that people actually like -data compression (which also acts as a vpn to access blocked content) -content feeds

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    Comment #15989850

    There are a few things you forgot $2 CPM!! That's not even close to what shitty ad networks pay. Majority of traffic comes from countries with HOSTING COST It's not just about runn…

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    Comment #15989750

    Quick tip : you can blacklist nearly the full .Bid TLD. Its will stop a lot of popunders

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    Comment #15739254

    A standardized list is also on coursebuffet.com

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    Comment #15199178

    The list looks great! Some form of curation/recommendation (esp in the book section) would help in navigating the huge list

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    Comment #14859116

    http://blog.wizsec.jp/2017/07/breaking-open-mtgox-1.html He is guy who has been identified in MtGox hacking

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    Comment #14267720

    Have implemented DMARC? Is the effort worth it?

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    Ask HN: Do you still use Last.fm

    In the age of spotify and other streaming services are you still using last.fm? What is your use case?