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mkaz.blog
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| | | | | [AI summary] The author discusses setting up a caching DNS server using Pi-hole on a Raspberry Pi, comparing local network performance with Cloudflare's DNS service and highlighting the benefits of Ethernet connections over Wi-Fi. | |
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brianreiter.org
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| | | | | The DNS protocol traditionally runs over UDP on port 53. This is very fast but totally insecure. DNS queries can be snooped or potentially altered by anyone on the network. In my office, I use a pfSense firewall with the unbound DNS resolver configured to resolve DNS over TLS. That way my ISP neither my... | |
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grahamhelton.com
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| | | | | Homelab: The Beginnings Like many who have found themselves building a homelab, I was first exposed to the idea of a homelab many years ago when I stumbled upon the homelab subreddit. It took some time for me to understand what exactly was going on here and I wouldn't fully understand until a few years later when I was looking into creating a VPS on AWS to host some of my own software. | |
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ner3y.micro.blog
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| | | Last Update: 18.04.2024 (changes are marked in purple) ?? Mail Client: HEY App on iPhone, HEY on Windows/Web ?? Mail Server: Mailbox.org ??? Notes: Reflect ? To-Do: Todoist (Pro) ?? iPhone Photo Shooting: iOS Camera, Halide ?? Photo Management: Google Photos (Google One 200 GB Plan) ?? Calendar: The standard iOS calendar. I integrate the Google calendar and my work calendar there. ?? Cloud file storage: Google Drive (Google One 200 GB Plan) | ||
