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@[email protected] Yes you can. Although I'm not very sure this is possible in NixOS. You can use a hosts-file level ad-blocker such as #TBlock

If you use #ddclient for your #ddns, beware. In my Debian install, ddclient.conf had read access for all users, giving access to DDNS credentals to virtually all users.

Just so you realize how dangerous this is, anybody with access to a user account can change your A records and point them to their own servers, without you noticing. And all of this from a very simple API.

I just made an in-depth video on how Linux's new process manager (written in #rustlang) #LPM works, please like and share because it took me a lot of effort <3

https://youtu.be/hZzm6ZFr15w

Okay so I did some research, a pure #p2p / #DHT implementation of a #dVPN doesn't exist!

I could try to implement it but coding a full assed DHT implementation, hole punching, wireguard bindings and interface seems... Troublesome

Though it would also scratch an itch that I've had for some time. So if anyone is experienced in networking, p2p, holepunching, whatever! Feel free to message me as this seems like a fun project to take on