And yeah thank you for the info. I didn't get much of a chance to dig into it at work, but I did config the rasp pi for blue. Will mess more tomorrow.
Given it's doing far more than DNS, it makes more sense to run on a beefier RPI. The banana pi is there group behind the eblocker hw, and those boards are custom diy routers and industrial type setups.
I'm excited to see what it's capable of. Right now, I run a pihole at work for about 400 devices handling 1m+ queries in a 24 hours period without breaking a sweat. Arpi is about as equipped as a basic home router anyway, so here's hoping is promising!
I have listed on my resume & cover letter that I have experience with multiple ai systems, however the creation of my documents are accurate and self-created, not ai-generated.
I want to ensure anyone reading they're seeing my own work, not some ai BS thrown together to pretend to be impressive. AI was a good recruiting tool for a few months until ai itself ruined it!
My question is: While privacy seems to be increased with federated platforms, are they really that much more private? Do bots and web scrapers still track contents of various instances/servers?
I'm guessing the data can be tracked well enough even though less details about each user are required. Obviously with reddit you can limit only so much info about you with the account. Lemmy and/or other platforms, are they really better?? Sure, maybe not Meta owned, bought and sold for users' data, but likely still data being harvested in some manner.
I gave up on RSS a long time ago because Outlook basically just linked a bunch of news articles, didn't really good me anything to read without going externally.
Are you saying this would take those article details and organize into a usable proper website from multiple sources?