#blocky β Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #blocky, aggregated by home.social.
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Learned about #splitdns today. i have experimented with #blocky dns server which worked fine now i want to try out with split dns I guess it won't cut out for this so alternative would be #AdGuardHome which is written in #go and the release are single binary (easy to test) with web ui.
TLDR: Split DNS, or split-horizon DNS, is a networking technique providing different DNS results for the same domain name based on the user's location (internal vs. external)
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Learned about #splitdns today. i have experimented with #blocky dns server which worked fine now i want to try out with split dns I guess it won't cut out for this so alternative would be #AdGuardHome which is written in #go and the release are single binary (easy to test) with web ui.
TLDR: Split DNS, or split-horizon DNS, is a networking technique providing different DNS results for the same domain name based on the user's location (internal vs. external)
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Learned about #splitdns today. i have experimented with #blocky dns server which worked fine now i want to try out with split dns I guess it won't cut out for this so alternative would be #AdGuardHome which is written in #go and the release are single binary (easy to test) with web ui.
TLDR: Split DNS, or split-horizon DNS, is a networking technique providing different DNS results for the same domain name based on the user's location (internal vs. external)
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Learned about #splitdns today. i have experimented with #blocky dns server which worked fine now i want to try out with split dns I guess it won't cut out for this so alternative would be #AdGuardHome which is written in #go and the release are single binary (easy to test) with web ui.
TLDR: Split DNS, or split-horizon DNS, is a networking technique providing different DNS results for the same domain name based on the user's location (internal vs. external)
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Somebody had a stuck keyboard during domain registrationβ¦
Blocky screen shot, blocking a good amount of rubbish.
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Can someone tell me why a simple 5 port switch is in the top 5 of devices which communicates to home called Unifi?
Blocked it... no clue why, except for updates but not in this frequency.
Pi-hole makes you even more concerned about privacy. It's eye-opening to see how frequently my network makes calls to servers.
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Can someone tell me why a simple 5 port switch is in the top 5 of devices which communicates to home called Unifi?
Blocked it... no clue why, except for updates but not in this frequency.
Pi-hole makes you even more concerned about privacy. It's eye-opening to see how frequently my network makes calls to servers.
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Can someone tell me why a simple 5 port switch is in the top 5 of devices which communicates to home called Unifi?
Blocked it... no clue why, except for updates but not in this frequency.
Pi-hole makes you even more concerned about privacy. It's eye-opening to see how frequently my network makes calls to servers.
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Can someone tell me why a simple 5 port switch is in the top 5 of devices which communicates to home called Unifi?
Blocked it... no clue why, except for updates but not in this frequency.
Pi-hole makes you even more concerned about privacy. It's eye-opening to see how frequently my network makes calls to servers.
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Can someone tell me why a simple 5 port switch is in the top 5 of devices which communicates to home called Unifi?
Blocked it... no clue why, except for updates but not in this frequency.
Pi-hole makes you even more concerned about privacy. It's eye-opening to see how frequently my network makes calls to servers.
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@blindcoder Just looked up the #DNS ad blocking landscape last night.
Seems like #PiHole is slowly coming out of fashion and more seen as the "simple beginner's tool". #AdGuard is what most people seem to use nowadays. (That's also what's integrated into #GLiNet routers!) And the real geeks apparently use #Technitium (.NET!).
Some pay for #NextDNS.io as they don't want to host "such essential service" themselves. Also, you can use it from everywhere without the need for VPN tunnels or open ports into your home for DoH/DoT.
And #Blocky got honorary mentions from some masochists.
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π¬ Blocky DNS-Adblocker mit Visor auf dem Raspberry Pi im Test
#Datenschutz #Blocky #d3Host #DNSAdblocker #LowLatencyDNS #NextDNS #RaspberryPi #Visor https://sc.tarnkappe.info/90f3e4 -
Note to self: When converting a Kubernetes cluster with Cilium as CNI to replace MetalLB with Cilium's new L2 announcements, you need to tweak some settings in your Cilium installation. Especially enabling Cilium to act as a kube-proxy replacement (if you are not already doing so) and enabling the l2 announcements. Which means kube-proxy needs to be disabled in k3s.
In other words: k3s on my Raspi4 is now providing a loadbalancer to blocky using Cilium's L2 announcements...
#kubernetes #k3s #cilium #homelab #metalLB #loadbalancer #dns #blocky #hellyeah
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@fyw321 @geerlingguy My 8 node cluster costs around 55W via POE. It is 3 pi4 8G control+worker nodes, and 5 pi4 4G worker-only nodes (1 is actually 8G.)
Storage is #iscsi on spinning rust on #TrueNAS, but you can do all this on local disks.
It handles a LOT:
- #Promstack, #FluxCD, #Calico, various scrapers
- #Adguard
- #Blocky (another adblocking #dns)
- #Jellyfin
- #Ombi, Prowlarr, *arr, Deluge
- Home automation helpers (#ser2sock instances, #zigbee/#zwave 2mqtt, but not HA itself)
- #Argo for builds (deprecated in favor of the x64 cloud lab. Building x64 docker containers on arm is BAD)
- Democratic CSI for iscsi/nfs
- #GoHarbor container registry & #dockerhub cache
- #Mealie recipe manager
- #Monica contact manager
- #SMTP relay to gmail
- #Ubiquiti console (bootstrapping becomes a chicken and egg problem though, if it goes down wrong)
- #Wireguard #VPN server
- #Whoogle
- #VisualStudioCode and a #dind sidecar
- SSL termination for most of the rest of the network