Yes, this. As long as your router lets you changed your dns, then its simple, just point to the internal ip of your dns server and ‘bobs your uncle’. Technitium dns, adguard home, and pihole are all good options to play around with; each with pros and cons but i find pihole is the easiest, then adguard home, then technitium dns. Play around with them find your fav, and worst case just change your router dns back.

Gets more complicated when you learn some devices are hard coded dns and you need special firewall rules to straight up block or forward those requests so they still hit your dns server but dont worry about this until you are comfortable with dns server you choose.

Study is only for solar cooling or seeding clouds.

Jayden animations?

So like, can i move there?

Really?

Yeah i agree.

Which browser are you using? I had odd issues with one and I cant remember which but worked fine with chrome and vivaldi. I want to say firefox flavors had issues for me which sucked but could be remembering it wrong.

Did you confirm your hash for the iso before using it? Might be a corrupted install because of this if all hardware checks out.

Wow. Thank you for sharing!

https://myanimelist.net/account_deletion

Trump: “hold my big mac”

I legally cannot say; I signed an NDA forbidding me from disclosure for 25 years due to the nature of the work and i honor all my contracts to their full extent.

Healthy.

Congrats!

Sez. I lol’d

Who the fk is gbhackers? Sounds like ai garbage site.

Priceless. Doing the lords work

Obv, all reddit links should remain blue.

Who is the author?

In short, using Discord for your free software/open source (FOSS) software project is a very bad idea. Free software matters — that’s why you’re writing it, after all. Using Discord partitions your community on either side of a walled garden, with one side that’s willing to use the proprietary Discord client, and one side that isn’t. It sets up users who are passionate about free software — i.e. your most passionate contributors or potential contributors — as second-class citizens.