Binding the client to the VPN network interface is the only reliable method, I don't know why it isn't mentioned more in guides and stuff.
MangoPenguin
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How are you providing free testing by using something if you don't actively file bug reports and such?
Fedora and Bazzite both do it.
I'm curious as to why the package manager doesn't fix this automatically?
There are distros based on Arch that are proclaimed to be user friendly and ready for general desktop/gaming use. Plus plenty of people online tell others to use Arch as a daily driver.
Regardless I don't think an update should happen if it's going to break something, unless you manually over ride the warnings it should be showing.
What are the ramifications of letting an old domain that was used for email go back into the market?
Nope, DKIM is tied to the domain and DNS.
Oh that's just a config change needed, in your DHCP server you need to set the DNS server (option 6) to the Pihole/adguard IP.
Then you'll have Unifi DHCP but with clients using pihole/adguard for DNS directly so you get per-client blocking and proper stats.
Adguard Home can do per-client filtering, if you go to Settings > Client Settings, then add a client and you can choose all the options.
No need for DHCP on Adguard to be enabled to do that.
Docker is the better option IMO if you already have it set up, much easier to manage.
The almost free method is use the PSU from the old PC, and grab a 5V relay with flyback diode to trigger the PS_ON pin and run that off a USB port on the mini PC. That way the PSU powers up automatically with the rest.
Using an image with a watermark will get you sent legal threats or fines.
Yep, looks like this has the data for each site and what part to remove to bypass, so it would need frequent updates.