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>Anon, why aren't you using DNS based adblocking?

because then i'd have to add bullshit code in front of tor to remove some ads that i dont even notice in the first place

There's already a million browser extensions that do this, pi-hole is only useful if you like browsing on a non-free platform like your phone - in your own house.

If you do have a bunch of home devices, you should already have your own dns resolver set up anyways so you can encrypt your DNS traffic.

because i block them all on my hosts file

>use my honeypot goy

>i will only let the (((trusted))) ads through

>>795772 (OP)

>Anon, why aren't you using DNS based adblocking? Why aren't you blocking the ads before they even reach your machines?

>You don't even need to install that ad blocking bloatware with Pi-Hole, and it can protect ALL of your devices on the network.

I already do, and I didn't need to pay SJWs or scum like ARM or Broadcom money for the privilege because I'm not some helpless retard that needs spoon-feeding prepackaged IoT distros.

>>803795

t. Proud Intel Customer

I need to have a computer running all the time to have this thing working?

>>803798

no, my cpu's heatspreaders are attached correctly

>no HTTPS requests

curl -s http://someonewhocares.org/hosts/zero/hosts > /etc/hosts

>>804299

>http

>directly into hosts file

breddy risky friend