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In my experience, AdGuard has a more useful (free for home use) server that mirrors the pihole service. It’s more customizable, and this bit is probably the key here, and you can have different rules for different devices/network numbers
In my experience, AdGuard has a more useful (free for home use) server that mirrors the pihole service. It’s more customizable, and this bit is probably the key here, and you can have different rules for different devices/network numbers
Still waiting for Google Drive to catch the files in my Apple Photos “Imports” section so I can kill my icloud sub.
My instance is not a paid service and I still haven’t understood what your value add is, especially now that you’re saying you’re the same only with a price tag.
I’m honestly trying to understand what the value you’re pricing into your model. Your replies are not heartening in that respect.
The problem is that it seems like you’re the arbiter of what is toxic and what isn’t, and it doesn’t sound like thats something you even consider questionable.
And again, what’s the value add?
I run all my traffic through a slightly anonymizing VPN service that also blocks ads. Turns out the ads here are also blocked 🥳
What if a user has opinions you don’t like?
Also I’m not sure I understand the value added service of having you between me and a free Lemmy instance.
Don’t matter much as long as I got tmux
Unless there’s a Linux tty that supports -CC, like iterm2 for macOS.
README markdown files allow for inline image links to be “expanded”