I ran pi-hole on my NAS. Then I pointed my router at it to make it the DNS for my whole network. The only problem was it would create issues when I had a power outage. If things didn’t start up with the right timing they would get wonky and certain devices would report as not having Internet.

That’s why I bought an OpenWRT One so I could install an equivalent to pi-hole on in directly. Though I hit a snag with that and don’t currently have that running.

I haven’t noticed much of a difference without the pi-hole running (my NAS is dead right now). I think some of my devices had their own DNS settings so they weren’t using the config from the router.

I was just referencing this

https://frinkiac.com/meme/S14E12/626000.jpg?b64lines=ICAgICAgIFNwZWxsIEFDLURDLiAKCgoKCkEtQy1ELUMuCgoKCgoKIFVoLXVoLiBZb3UgZm9yZ290IHRoZQogbGlnaHRuaW5nIGJvbHQu

It’s just a joke. Take a break from doom scrolling.

To be fair, it could be an AC⚡DC style lightning bolt

The world is full of assholes and it’s not my job to pick a fight with every one of them.

Also, they’re giving away free software. Don’t look a gift horse in the mouth.

I don’t know the ideology of 99.9% of the developers of the software I use. I don’t want to know it. The license is all I care about.

If you want rsync but shiny, check out rshiny