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 A while back I decided to install Fedora in my old Laptop Gateway M-6806m and used it to test random things like Grafana, Docker, etc.   In the last weeks pi-hole was installed to test it as a docker container instead of the installation done in my Raspeberry Pi 2 Model B , for that I used instead the Gateway laptop.   So, it was really strange to see "fedoraproject.org" in the pi-hole section "Top Permited Domains" Ater a fast search with qwant.com found the answer in Reddit with the same question so, I'm keeping a copy of the answer here for my self (and you) 'cause I don't see the point to keep "asking" the DNS sever about that domain name even when I randomly use this laptop. r/Fedora 1 yr. ago unconcious_insomnia Question: How to stop periodic DNS queries for fedoraproject.org Was just looking at DNS logs while nothing is running. Constant DNS queries for fedoraproject.org without anything running. Edit: Solved by u/aioeu | rpm-ostree o...

In the last days/weeks I'm seeing people talking about "AdGuard" instead of "pi-hole" so I decided to give it a try. These are the steps I followed to install it using the Raspberry Pi 2 Model B where I have pi-hole running at the moment. First, stop/disable pi-hole: pi@localhost:~ $ pihole disable   [i] Disabling blocking   [✓] Reloading DNS service   [✓] Pi-hole Disabled pi@localhost:~ $ sudo systemctl stop lighttpd pi@localhost:~ $ sudo systemctl disable lighttpd Synchronizing state of lighttpd.service with SysV service script with /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install. Executing: /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install disable lighttpd pi@localhost:~ $ sudo pihole disable   [i] Blocking already disabled, nothing to do pi@localhost:~ $ sudo systemctl stop pihole-FTL pi@localhost:~ $ sudo systemctl disable pihole-FTL pihole-FTL.service is not a native service, redirecting to systemd-sysv-install. Executing: /lib/systemd/systemd-sysv-install disable pihole-FTL Now proce...

In the last months I've been using pi-hole to block ads/trackers/etc, here's a guide based on the official document and examples found on different sites/blogs. I'm using a Raspberry Pi 2 Model B along with raspbian  - Download/install/configure pi-hole # curl -sSL https://install.pi-hole.net | bash The installation script runs and you'll be shown the following: "This installer will transform your device into a network-wide ad blocker! " The next step requires you to provide the DNS upstream servers, consider using the Cloudfare DNS servers 1.1.1.1 and 1.0.0.1  or the DNS server you want. The installation is done and you should get the message: Installation Complete! The next steps depends on your home network configuration, on your router find the section where you set the DNS server and use the ip address that you configured for pi-hole. Now, open your favorite web browser and point it to the ip address assigned to the h...

If you can read this.... Source: Onwards! pic.twitter.com/QEoeAbQu3s — Murdock (@Generic42) January 25, 2020

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I've been trying to install the Brave browser on CentOS 7 for some time now. The problem was that you had to use an option that is not considered safe to make it work and I opted not to use it that way. Today I went back to check the progress made and if a new option was available to get it installed/running with CentOS 7 (release 7.7.1908). The good news is yes but ,  you have to use a specific version . If you are using CentOS 8 the instructions here might work for you, if you are working with CentOS 7 don't follow them because as stated by " fmarier " on this link : < Given that CentOS 8 is now out and that we do not currently have the resources to do the work necessary to fix the glibc and the keysigning issues specific to CentOS/RHEL 7, we have decided not to support that version at this time and to instead allocate our time to the Linux distros which are currently working. > So, how do we install Brave?!  Here's another li...

The brand of the company that you work for is here?

Visto en FB ( El Arte de la Programación )

I don't know you but me, I'm not that lucky to find web sites ready to be (was going to write "hacked" but that's not accurate) defaced. Even when the pre-installation check is confirmed and all you need to do is press "Next" to get that Joomla website ready. << Here used to be an image, sorry I deleted it by accident>> I wonder if the admin/owner paid attention to my message/warning.

El día de hoy 24 de Mayo de 2016 recibo correo no deseado (más conocido como SPAM) por parte de VivaAerobus y dado que fuí muy claro cuando compré mi boleto que no deseaba recibir publicidad, anexo la captura de pantalla que en su mensaje no viene la supuesta liga para darse de baja. Es así como inicia el reporte con una chica de  sotorpe técnico de VivaAerobus que se aprendió el guión de memoria pero sin ninguna iniciativa para tratar de resolver un problema, veremos que fin tiene. Y de esa forma esta chica decidió no seguir en el chat e ignorar los datos/información/capturas de pantalla que envié para que arreglaran su propio problema. He generado otro chat y al menos la persona que me atendió al menos (¿finge que?) tratará de buscar una posible solución y también les he dejado mensaje en Facebook, donde se limitan a responder lo mismo. ACTUALIZACION: Dado que no hay respuesta en el segundo chat y por Facebook tampoco responden, he pr...

Visto en Facebook (de Encuentro Internacional Del Mariachi Y La Charrería )

Cuando escribes un artículo y los errores ortográficos te traicionan, o la verdad se revela. Visto en la línea de tiempo de @bbcmundo

MOVEMBER So again we start November and "Movember" arrived too. Here's a little video that explains better what is it about.

Vía http://totallyfrickinawesome.con

 

The land of Oz, Stanislav Petrov shared the image (Google Plus).  

"Anuncio" visto en Facebook. Lamentable que no sepan escribirlo bien,

 Yo pronto estaré compartiendo y compitiendo los videojuegos xD.