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NextDNS and similar services basically host the pi-hole on your behalf. Pi-hole setup involves installing packages on a device that will handle your ad content filtering and related network configuration; NextDNS involves getting a URL to copy-paste into your phone, computer, or network’s DNS configuration settings. The latter is far less labor-intensive. The trade-off is that you have less control over how things get blocked. Pi-hole is more of a local solution than NextDNS, but if you don’t want to fuss with the tech and just want to start blocking more ads, go with NextDNS (or similar).

Here is an article that covers info about how to set this up on an Android phone and several private DNS provider options: https://www.theupdatebox.com/how-to-enable-private-dns-on-android/

Exactly. If you’re someone who engages in piracy, you should be quite used to putting in this type of effort.

My dude that is Stevie Wonder, not Ray Charles.

The problem in the US is that increasing productivity among individuals is not scaling evenly with increasing benefits for individuals. So despite the success of large scale agriculture or the efficiency offered by computers, it feels like “productivity for productivity’s sake” at best or “productivity for the wealthiest individuals’ sake” at worst. It is not productive for me to work harder at my job because it does not translate to any tangible benefit for me, my family, or my community. To me, this is what makes “productivity” feel like an abstract concept.

Disgusting.

(greaser response) “Tell me more, tell me more, does she ghost all your calls?”

Birch sap is also tasty!

It’s an entertainment venue with seating for 18,000 people and is the world’s largest LED screen, pretty neat!

I am steeling up my nerves for it and maybe building some battlebots.

I just started seeing silver bokoblins seemingly everywhere today and I can’t help but feel knocked down a peg. Link just wants to take the easy road for once, jeez.