What is everyone else hosting? What am I missing?
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holy mother of pimples, 39% blocked sites on your pihole? Where is it being used, on your phone?
this post was submitted on 03 Jul 2023
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Is that a lot? It's usually between 30-50%. I've set it up as my routers DNS server so it blocks ads across my entire network. Everything that connects to my router get pihole ad blocking
Is that a lot?
It definitely is -- considering that my rpi 4 with pihole has an average of 10% to 15%.
A friend of mine has something like 64% blocked. That’s what blocking telemetry does to ya! Every piece of tech, especially Samsung phones, Google TVs and various game clients phones home with such persistence that you’d think they’re DDoSing themselves.
Wish I had the time/energy to host this much... Currently I'm running
- Plex
- Nextcloud (snap on ubuntu VM because its easy)
- pihole
- pivpn
I'm also running Jellyfin and Navidrome, in an attempt to determine if they are good alternatives to Plex for like 6 months at this point. See comments above about time/energy.
Personal preference: Jellyfin instead of plex
Some that I run that you don't seem to have anything for:
- Lancache (if you have several gaming PCs on the network or host any kind of lan party)
- surveillance camera software e.g. shinobi
- I see grafana, but other monitoring services like icinga, librenms, etc
- Mayan EDMS - I've found this really helpful as anything I get in the mail, I scan in, and this makes it all searchable and retrievable.
- There's a whole hole you could dig if you start getting into home automation (I use home assistant)