Thanks for that hint. How am I supposed to use the filter as exclude? I only saw it working as include only. Thanks!

Und die ersten Angriffe kommen.

jeena@jemmy.jeena.net hat mal 2 pinke Punkte ins Kreuz gesetzt. Noch konnte ich die wieder flicken.

Fertig :-)

Falls noch jeamand mit an Luzern malen möchte:

https://canvas.toast.ooo/#x=429&y=24&scale=15.63

Ich hoffe, dieser dunkle Rand links und rechts bringt den gewünschten Weppen-Effekt.

Ich habe da bei lases nie mit gemacht. Gibt es irgendwelche Tipps oder Hinweise?

In Pi-Hole you can define groups and add devices to them and then assign block lists to those groups. I'm not sure if all your use cases are covered. Maybe you can check their discourse to see if others have found a decent way. The web interface is quite nice from my point of view.

https://discourse.pi-hole.net/t/block-internet-access-at-certain-times/12036

What’s your problem with PiHole? Why do you need Cron jobs? I’m quite happy with PiHole. If you like, I can try to help you with some questions there.

Thanks for the insights. Thanks for your effort. And thanks for providing a new home on the internet. I really appreciate it.

Starting from scratch can indeed be a rewarding way to learn something new and expand use cases. However, it often involves significantly more work and could lead you down a complex rabbit hole. What about ensuring that you have enough room for wiring and opting for as much open technology as possible, then progressing from where you stand?

It would be interesting to learn about your current setup, technology, and use cases.

Best of luck!

And as for the why: I keep a small amount of Passworts physical at home or in my mind (like 5 or so). All others are in the password save and always random pass phrases. I also separate password files by purpose e.g. business, customers , private etc. I think that’s a same thing to do to keep accounts save.

KeePassXC on macOS and KeePassium on iOS. Synced with my self hosted Nextcloud instance.

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