#homenetwork — Public Fediverse posts
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🎉 Oh, joy! Let's dive into the thrilling world of multicast TV on a home network, because who wouldn't want their packets delivered like a broken record? 🎬 Apparently, authoring a technology guide with the finesse of a drunk octopus is the new rage, where even backwards routing tables have more direction than this article. 🐙🔄
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/ #multicastTV #homeNetwork #techGuide #brokenRecord #octopusRouting #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Oh, joy! Let's dive into the thrilling world of multicast TV on a home network, because who wouldn't want their packets delivered like a broken record? 🎬 Apparently, authoring a technology guide with the finesse of a drunk octopus is the new rage, where even backwards routing tables have more direction than this article. 🐙🔄
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/ #multicastTV #homeNetwork #techGuide #brokenRecord #octopusRouting #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Oh, joy! Let's dive into the thrilling world of multicast TV on a home network, because who wouldn't want their packets delivered like a broken record? 🎬 Apparently, authoring a technology guide with the finesse of a drunk octopus is the new rage, where even backwards routing tables have more direction than this article. 🐙🔄
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/ #multicastTV #homeNetwork #techGuide #brokenRecord #octopusRouting #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Oh, joy! Let's dive into the thrilling world of multicast TV on a home network, because who wouldn't want their packets delivered like a broken record? 🎬 Apparently, authoring a technology guide with the finesse of a drunk octopus is the new rage, where even backwards routing tables have more direction than this article. 🐙🔄
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/ #multicastTV #homeNetwork #techGuide #brokenRecord #octopusRouting #HackerNews #ngated -
🎉 Oh, joy! Let's dive into the thrilling world of multicast TV on a home network, because who wouldn't want their packets delivered like a broken record? 🎬 Apparently, authoring a technology guide with the finesse of a drunk octopus is the new rage, where even backwards routing tables have more direction than this article. 🐙🔄
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/ #multicastTV #homeNetwork #techGuide #brokenRecord #octopusRouting #HackerNews #ngated -
Multicast TV Distribution on My Home Network
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49051463
#HackerNews #Multicast #TV #HomeNetwork #Streaming #Tech #Guide
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Multicast TV Distribution on My Home Network
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49051463
#HackerNews #Multicast #TV #HomeNetwork #Streaming #Tech #Guide
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Multicast TV Distribution on My Home Network
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49051463
#HackerNews #Multicast #TV #HomeNetwork #Streaming #Tech #Guide
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Multicast TV Distribution on My Home Network
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49051463
#HackerNews #Multicast #TV #HomeNetwork #Streaming #Tech #Guide
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Multicast TV Distribution on My Home Network
https://www.apalrd.net/posts/2026/isp_mcast/
Comments: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49051463
#HackerNews #Multicast #TV #HomeNetwork #Streaming #Tech #Guide
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This week I ditched my 10 year old Unifi USG and changed it for the 10G Unifi UXG Fiber. Perhaps a bit overkill for at home, but what a difference between the two.
Next step: replace the 1G switches with 2.5G switches. 😁
Why this overkill? Because I can 😂
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And my #Adguard and #Unifi environment is back to stable; backed up and ready for another foray into a solid #IPv6 setup, with my Telstra modem moving back to bridge mode.
Have just sat down and laid out all my requirements to make sure this is done right... and it's a doozy of a list.
56 items to make sure it's solid as a rock, and there's zero chance for anything to get past my Adguard DNS resolver unless I expressly permit it.
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And my #Adguard and #Unifi environment is back to stable; backed up and ready for another foray into a solid #IPv6 setup, with my Telstra modem moving back to bridge mode.
Have just sat down and laid out all my requirements to make sure this is done right... and it's a doozy of a list.
56 items to make sure it's solid as a rock, and there's zero chance for anything to get past my Adguard DNS resolver unless I expressly permit it.
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And my #Adguard and #Unifi environment is back to stable; backed up and ready for another foray into a solid #IPv6 setup, with my Telstra modem moving back to bridge mode.
Have just sat down and laid out all my requirements to make sure this is done right... and it's a doozy of a list.
56 items to make sure it's solid as a rock, and there's zero chance for anything to get past my Adguard DNS resolver unless I expressly permit it.
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And my #Adguard and #Unifi environment is back to stable; backed up and ready for another foray into a solid #IPv6 setup, with my Telstra modem moving back to bridge mode.
Have just sat down and laid out all my requirements to make sure this is done right... and it's a doozy of a list.
56 items to make sure it's solid as a rock, and there's zero chance for anything to get past my Adguard DNS resolver unless I expressly permit it.
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And my #Adguard and #Unifi environment is back to stable; backed up and ready for another foray into a solid #IPv6 setup, with my Telstra modem moving back to bridge mode.
Have just sat down and laid out all my requirements to make sure this is done right... and it's a doozy of a list.
56 items to make sure it's solid as a rock, and there's zero chance for anything to get past my Adguard DNS resolver unless I expressly permit it.
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Anyone here have experience with any GL.inet products? How is the experience supporting/using something like the Beryl travel router as a home wireless router? Is the custom OpenWRT OS worth using or is it better to flash stock OpenWRT on it?
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Anyone here have experience with any GL.inet products? How is the experience supporting/using something like the Beryl travel router as a home wireless router? Is the custom OpenWRT OS worth using or is it better to flash stock OpenWRT on it?
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Anyone here have experience with any GL.inet products? How is the experience supporting/using something like the Beryl travel router as a home wireless router? Is the custom OpenWRT OS worth using or is it better to flash stock OpenWRT on it?
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Anyone here have experience with any GL.inet products? How is the experience supporting/using something like the Beryl travel router as a home wireless router? Is the custom OpenWRT OS worth using or is it better to flash stock OpenWRT on it?
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Anyone here have experience with any GL.inet products? How is the experience supporting/using something like the Beryl travel router as a home wireless router? Is the custom OpenWRT OS worth using or is it better to flash stock OpenWRT on it?
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whelp aio cooler #repair was a bust. pivoted and got nas set up and network gear firmware upgraded to get ready for fiber install in a couple months. still need to pick out a #homenetwork access point. probably some kinda #mikrotik dingus
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whelp aio cooler #repair was a bust. pivoted and got nas set up and network gear firmware upgraded to get ready for fiber install in a couple months. still need to pick out a #homenetwork access point. probably some kinda #mikrotik dingus
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Bộ kích sóng WiFi – WiFi mạnh hơn cho mọi không gian 📶
Giải pháp đơn giản giúp mở rộng vùng phủ sóng và cải thiện chất lượng kết nối hàng ngày.
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Bộ kích sóng WiFi – WiFi mạnh hơn cho mọi không gian 📶
Giải pháp đơn giản giúp mở rộng vùng phủ sóng và cải thiện chất lượng kết nối hàng ngày.
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I don't think this is new, but I just saw an article about it again, so figured I'd post.
From the article:
"In a study, the researchers describe using beamforming feedback information (BFI) and machine learning models to identify people walking within a network’s range. The team found that this BFI-based technique was able to infer a person’s identity with 99.5% accuracy."
"...this feedback is unencrypted and can be accessed without the need of specialized hardware or even a direct connection to the WiFi network."
When home WiFi started to become popular I couldn't wait to get rid of the cables. But everything old becomes new again and here I am running cables to any room that needs access.
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I don't think this is new, but I just saw an article about it again, so figured I'd post.
From the article:
"In a study, the researchers describe using beamforming feedback information (BFI) and machine learning models to identify people walking within a network’s range. The team found that this BFI-based technique was able to infer a person’s identity with 99.5% accuracy."
"...this feedback is unencrypted and can be accessed without the need of specialized hardware or even a direct connection to the WiFi network."
When home WiFi started to become popular I couldn't wait to get rid of the cables. But everything old becomes new again and here I am running cables to any room that needs access.
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fun fact:
do not use powerline. especially not as backhaul. no, not even the 802.3af "gigabit" version.
i am getting 30 Mbps to my WAP.
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fun fact:
do not use powerline. especially not as backhaul. no, not even the 802.3af "gigabit" version.
i am getting 30 Mbps to my WAP.
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fun fact:
do not use powerline. especially not as backhaul. no, not even the 802.3af "gigabit" version.
i am getting 30 Mbps to my WAP.
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With some help from @rosenclosed (who did all the work) we now have an immich.app server running in our house net. It's pretty awesome. Since the old laptop I purchased to act as the host server isn't very strong, we bolstered the facial detection by spinning up a docker on my desktop during the bulk import. Now everything is running fairly smoothly on the laptop.
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With some help from @rosenclosed (who did all the work) we now have an immich.app server running in our house net. It's pretty awesome. Since the old laptop I purchased to act as the host server isn't very strong, we bolstered the facial detection by spinning up a docker on my desktop during the bulk import. Now everything is running fairly smoothly on the laptop.
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With some help from @rosenclosed (who did all the work) we now have an immich.app server running in our house net. It's pretty awesome. Since the old laptop I purchased to act as the host server isn't very strong, we bolstered the facial detection by spinning up a docker on my desktop during the bulk import. Now everything is running fairly smoothly on the laptop.
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With some help from @rosenclosed (who did all the work) we now have an immich.app server running in our house net. It's pretty awesome. Since the old laptop I purchased to act as the host server isn't very strong, we bolstered the facial detection by spinning up a docker on my desktop during the bulk import. Now everything is running fairly smoothly on the laptop.
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With some help from @rosenclosed (who did all the work) we now have an immich.app server running in our house net. It's pretty awesome. Since the old laptop I purchased to act as the host server isn't very strong, we bolstered the facial detection by spinning up a docker on my desktop during the bulk import. Now everything is running fairly smoothly on the laptop.
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You know, I let thoughts bounce around my head for as long as they want. Sure, it sounds like a ping-pong ball in an empty coffee can, but now and then a bit of brilliance pops up.
So, this thought is about smart appliances, specifically smart washer and dryer. For the longest time I've been against these, I mean why do you need your washer and/or dryer on the internet?
While I'll still agree with it shouldn't be on the internet, I realized that these being smart actually makes sense. I live in a 1500 sq ft split level house, so its about 45 ft from one end of the house to the other. The washer is in the basement at the south end of the house, and the bedroom I'm usually in is in the upper floor at the north end. As you can imagine, I can't hear the washer or dryer end cycle alerts, all I can do is go down and see if'n they're done. Not a big deal, just a nuisance… Unless I were impaired.
For me having an alert show up on my phone when the cycle is done is a nice luxury, but if'n you're impaired, and find it hard to go up and down the stairs? Yeah, that'd be a god send, no? And the crazy thing is internet isn't needed for that, just an app on your phone, a little bit of intelligence in the appliance, and both being on the same network.Yeah, I could live with that, frankly I don't mind a smart home, so long as the network goes no further than my house, whether some manner of home hub, or just individual apps that can connect so long as they're on the same network.
#Home-Network #Smart-Appliances #Disability-Help -
You know, I let thoughts bounce around my head for as long as they want. Sure, it sounds like a ping-pong ball in an empty coffee can, but now and then a bit of brilliance pops up.
So, this thought is about smart appliances, specifically smart washer and dryer. For the longest time I've been against these, I mean why do you need your washer and/or dryer on the internet?
While I'll still agree with it shouldn't be on the internet, I realized that these being smart actually makes sense. I live in a 1500 sq ft split level house, so its about 45 ft from one end of the house to the other. The washer is in the basement at the south end of the house, and the bedroom I'm usually in is in the upper floor at the north end. As you can imagine, I can't hear the washer or dryer end cycle alerts, all I can do is go down and see if'n they're done. Not a big deal, just a nuisance… Unless I were impaired.
For me having an alert show up on my phone when the cycle is done is a nice luxury, but if'n you're impaired, and find it hard to go up and down the stairs? Yeah, that'd be a god send, no? And the crazy thing is internet isn't needed for that, just an app on your phone, a little bit of intelligence in the appliance, and both being on the same network.Yeah, I could live with that, frankly I don't mind a smart home, so long as the network goes no further than my house, whether some manner of home hub, or just individual apps that can connect so long as they're on the same network.
#Home-Network #Smart-Appliances #Disability-Help -
You know, I let thoughts bounce around my head for as long as they want. Sure, it sounds like a ping-pong ball in an empty coffee can, but now and then a bit of brilliance pops up.
So, this thought is about smart appliances, specifically smart washer and dryer. For the longest time I've been against these, I mean why do you need your washer and/or dryer on the internet?
While I'll still agree with it shouldn't be on the internet, I realized that these being smart actually makes sense. I live in a 1500 sq ft split level house, so its about 45 ft from one end of the house to the other. The washer is in the basement at the south end of the house, and the bedroom I'm usually in is in the upper floor at the north end. As you can imagine, I can't hear the washer or dryer end cycle alerts, all I can do is go down and see if'n they're done. Not a big deal, just a nuisance… Unless I were impaired.
For me having an alert show up on my phone when the cycle is done is a nice luxury, but if'n you're impaired, and find it hard to go up and down the stairs? Yeah, that'd be a god send, no? And the crazy thing is internet isn't needed for that, just an app on your phone, a little bit of intelligence in the appliance, and both being on the same network.Yeah, I could live with that, frankly I don't mind a smart home, so long as the network goes no further than my house, whether some manner of home hub, or just individual apps that can connect so long as they're on the same network.
#Home-Network #Smart-Appliances #Disability-Help -
You know, I let thoughts bounce around my head for as long as they want. Sure, it sounds like a ping-pong ball in an empty coffee can, but now and then a bit of brilliance pops up.
So, this thought is about smart appliances, specifically smart washer and dryer. For the longest time I've been against these, I mean why do you need your washer and/or dryer on the internet?
While I'll still agree with it shouldn't be on the internet, I realized that these being smart actually makes sense. I live in a 1500 sq ft split level house, so its about 45 ft from one end of the house to the other. The washer is in the basement at the south end of the house, and the bedroom I'm usually in is in the upper floor at the north end. As you can imagine, I can't hear the washer or dryer end cycle alerts, all I can do is go down and see if'n they're done. Not a big deal, just a nuisance… Unless I were impaired.
For me having an alert show up on my phone when the cycle is done is a nice luxury, but if'n you're impaired, and find it hard to go up and down the stairs? Yeah, that'd be a god send, no? And the crazy thing is internet isn't needed for that, just an app on your phone, a little bit of intelligence in the appliance, and both being on the same network.Yeah, I could live with that, frankly I don't mind a smart home, so long as the network goes no further than my house, whether some manner of home hub, or just individual apps that can connect so long as they're on the same network.
#Home-Network #Smart-Appliances #Disability-Help -
OpenWrt in 2026: Replacing router firmware
OpenWrt, router privacy, self-hosting, Linux router, network security, home lab, ad blocking router, self-sovereignty, open source firmware, home networkhttps://beitmenotyou.online/openwrt-in-2026-replacing-router-firmware/
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OpenWrt in 2026: Replacing router firmware
OpenWrt, router privacy, self-hosting, Linux router, network security, home lab, ad blocking router, self-sovereignty, open source firmware, home networkhttps://beitmenotyou.online/openwrt-in-2026-replacing-router-firmware/
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OpenWrt in 2026: Replacing router firmware
OpenWrt, router privacy, self-hosting, Linux router, network security, home lab, ad blocking router, self-sovereignty, open source firmware, home networkhttps://beitmenotyou.online/openwrt-in-2026-replacing-router-firmware/
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OpenWrt in 2026: Replacing router firmware
OpenWrt, router privacy, self-hosting, Linux router, network security, home lab, ad blocking router, self-sovereignty, open source firmware, home networkhttps://beitmenotyou.online/openwrt-in-2026-replacing-router-firmware/
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OpenWrt in 2026: Replacing router firmware
OpenWrt, router privacy, self-hosting, Linux router, network security, home lab, ad blocking router, self-sovereignty, open source firmware, home networkhttps://beitmenotyou.online/openwrt-in-2026-replacing-router-firmware/
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What’re people using for Mesh home networking these days?
TP Link has gotten progressively worse. Opened the app just now and it caused the system to reboot while Nicole was on a call. Just opened the app.
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What’re people using for Mesh home networking these days?
TP Link has gotten progressively worse. Opened the app just now and it caused the system to reboot while Nicole was on a call. Just opened the app.
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What’re people using for Mesh home networking these days?
TP Link has gotten progressively worse. Opened the app just now and it caused the system to reboot while Nicole was on a call. Just opened the app.
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What’re people using for Mesh home networking these days?
TP Link has gotten progressively worse. Opened the app just now and it caused the system to reboot while Nicole was on a call. Just opened the app.
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What’re people using for Mesh home networking these days?
TP Link has gotten progressively worse. Opened the app just now and it caused the system to reboot while Nicole was on a call. Just opened the app.
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Just set up a dedicated IoT hotspot on a Raspberry Pi 4 running OpenWrt, and it works great!
OpenWrt is perfect for this: clean routing, full control, no bloat. Added AdGuard DNS to block all the unnecessary (and harmful) telemetry these devices keep sending.
Every home should have one of these 🔒📡
#OpenWrt #RaspberryPi #IoT #AdGuard #Privacy #Selfhosted #HomeNetwork
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Just set up a dedicated IoT hotspot on a Raspberry Pi 4 running OpenWrt, and it works great!
OpenWrt is perfect for this: clean routing, full control, no bloat. Added AdGuard DNS to block all the unnecessary (and harmful) telemetry these devices keep sending.
Every home should have one of these 🔒📡
#OpenWrt #RaspberryPi #IoT #AdGuard #Privacy #Selfhosted #HomeNetwork
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Just set up a dedicated IoT hotspot on a Raspberry Pi 4 running OpenWrt, and it works great!
OpenWrt is perfect for this: clean routing, full control, no bloat. Added AdGuard DNS to block all the unnecessary (and harmful) telemetry these devices keep sending.
Every home should have one of these 🔒📡
#OpenWrt #RaspberryPi #IoT #AdGuard #Privacy #Selfhosted #HomeNetwork
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Just set up a dedicated IoT hotspot on a Raspberry Pi 4 running OpenWrt, and it works great!
OpenWrt is perfect for this: clean routing, full control, no bloat. Added AdGuard DNS to block all the unnecessary (and harmful) telemetry these devices keep sending.
Every home should have one of these 🔒📡
#OpenWrt #RaspberryPi #IoT #AdGuard #Privacy #Selfhosted #HomeNetwork
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Just set up a dedicated IoT hotspot on a Raspberry Pi 4 running OpenWrt, and it works great!
OpenWrt is perfect for this: clean routing, full control, no bloat. Added AdGuard DNS to block all the unnecessary (and harmful) telemetry these devices keep sending.
Every home should have one of these 🔒📡
#OpenWrt #RaspberryPi #IoT #AdGuard #Privacy #Selfhosted #HomeNetwork
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🛡️ Your Smart TV sends hundreds of tracking requests per hour — even when you're not watching.
Pi-hole blocks ads & trackers at the DNS level for EVERY device in your home network. No extensions needed on each device.
Setup guide 2026: https://newsgroup.site/pi-hole-dns-ad-blocker-home-network-guide-2026/
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🛡️ Your Smart TV sends hundreds of tracking requests per hour — even when you're not watching.
Pi-hole blocks ads & trackers at the DNS level for EVERY device in your home network. No extensions needed on each device.
Setup guide 2026: https://newsgroup.site/pi-hole-dns-ad-blocker-home-network-guide-2026/
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🛡️ Your Smart TV sends hundreds of tracking requests per hour — even when you're not watching.
Pi-hole blocks ads & trackers at the DNS level for EVERY device in your home network. No extensions needed on each device.
Setup guide 2026: https://newsgroup.site/pi-hole-dns-ad-blocker-home-network-guide-2026/
