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I bought the Pi-Hole kit for ~$US100 but was never able to get it to work properly with SSL/TLS sites despite some (admittedly cursory) Googling. It's a great i
by wnissen 8y ago
I bought the Pi-Hole kit for ~$US100 but was never able to get it to work properly with SSL/TLS sites despite some (admittedly cursory) Googling. It's a great idea in theory.
https://uk.pi-supply.com/products/pi-hole-kit-network-wide-ad-blocker https://uk.pi-supply.com/products/pi-hole-kit-network-wide-a...
- vultour 8y agoIs that a raspberry pi and some cables sold for $100?
- the_jeremy 8y agoNo, there's also a 16GB SD card with the software preloaded, and a plastic cover. Basically.
- homerhomer 8y agoSomebody is overcharging you on this one. I installed it on my Raspberry Pi B from like 2012. I installed Raspbian, input a small one liner and it was installed.
- wnissen 8y agoWAIT, just updated to the latest version and it's working great now. All I had to do was set my Airport to use the Pi-Hole for DNS and now every device on my home network is 99% ad-free. Very impressive.