It’s a lottery where most players have no clue as to the actual likely value of the tickets they hold. As in, most vastly overestimate that value. It’s a nice bike, or a nice car, not a nice island.
Huge exits are an absolute exception.
Every single time I hear millennial I think avocado toast. And every time I hear boomer I think of strong perfume.
The words meaning sure hadn't changed, but I imagine the longer its mainstream the more it will morph. Soon we won't be allowed to say it at all, lest we offend somebody with the slur.
It's a generational thing. Just like Gen-Z hates the boomers for exploiting real estate the children of Gen-Z will complain their UBI pays too little because millennials exploited massive tech salaries to automate away burger flipping joints and software development
I run PiHole on my home network, but it's not my default DNS server (for technical and other reasons); I have to configure custom DNS. I'm disappointed that I can't do that with my Roku devices.
I have a specific appliance network, designed exactly for this. My computers don't live on that network, but things that I demand not spy on me lives there.
Adguard is basically the same as Pihole. They run the same way, and are both FLOSS.
Not necessarily, I've had good luck with DNS blocking my Roku at least. I was surprised since I expected it to have hardcoded DNS. I'm sure that Chromecasts are propbably hardcoded to 8.8.8.8. It's probably not possible or easy to do with a consumer router, but if you had a Linux router (or something enterprise-y), you could do a NAT rule similar to this to force something to go to your own DNS server:
iptables -A PREROUTING -s <IP of device> -d 8.8.8.8 -p udp -m udp --dport 53 -j DNAT --to-destination <IP of custom DNS>:53
I hope the NextDNS privacy blocklist for Roku can deal with these.
Well... At least the infrastructure isn't falling apart and crime isn't rampant...in rich neighbourhoods.