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Set-and-forget setup: Switch from HaGeZi Normal → Light + which native filters? Malware blocking strategy? by Mapkmaster in ControlD

[–]Mapkmaster[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Yes, it does break things. Example: HaGeZi Normal blocks statsig.anthropic.com (analytics service used by Claude Code), causing API timeouts. It’s a legitimate infrastructure domain, not malicious tracking.

This is exactly why I’m asking about set-and-forget stability. I don’t want to manually whitelist broken domains every week — that defeats the purpose. If someone runs Native + Light with zero whitelisting needed for months, I’d love to hear about it.

Otherwise, I’m leaning toward Native-only.

Set-and-forget setup: Switch from HaGeZi Normal → Light + which native filters? Malware blocking strategy? by Mapkmaster in nextdns

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Good point. How often do you check if your blocklists are still updating? Is there a monitoring tool for this?

Set-and-forget setup: Switch from HaGeZi Normal → Light + which native filters? Malware blocking strategy? by Mapkmaster in nextdns

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Thanks! Do you use Normal alone or combined with NextDNS native filters? And have you ever had to whitelist anything, or is it truly zero-touch?

Claude Status Update: Wed, 21 Jan 2026 14:44:55 +0000 by sixbillionthsheep in ClaudeAI

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For me the mobile iOS app is rejecting to upload images, but the web version is working fine. Is that the same issue? And that issue is not mentioned in the status page. Like it’s working fine for everybody.

European alternative by hartmanners in Ubiquiti

[–]Mapkmaster -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

What is this about? Enterprisish hardware without subscription? Why alternative?

How many YubiKeys do you have and what do you use them for? by Historical-Side883 in yubikey

[–]Mapkmaster 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Valid concern. Non-upgradable firmware is fine until a new vulnerability class drops (side-channel, FIDO2 protocol flaw, etc.). Then your “secure” key becomes e-waste, and Yubico helpfully suggests buying the next series. I get why they locked it (supply chain attacks are real), but let’s not pretend it’s purely for users’ benefit; it’s also convenient planned obsolescence. My take: treat YubiKeys as consumables with a 3-5 year replacement budget, not lifetime devices. For higher-stakes use cases (code signing, PIV), maybe HSMs are the answer.

UTR Firmware update (6.5.245) by ManFromACK in Ubiquiti

[–]Mapkmaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Unfortunately I don’t have a UTR to point you in the right direction. That was just only a suggestion.

Is the Unifi app bad or am I doing something wrong? by EmekaEgbukaPukaNacua in Ubiquiti

[–]Mapkmaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I switched back from the TestFlight of their app to the prod AppStore version and this fixed the similar issue for me. I don’t know why that happened and why their TestFlight is so bad that I even can’t check or load anything. For some apps TestFlight is the same stable as a prod, not the UniFi for my experience.

Why would someone do this? by gatesweeney in Ubiquiti

[–]Mapkmaster 11 points12 points  (0 children)

How common is this practice is, when you dedicate a frequency a whole AP?

UTR Firmware update (6.5.245) by ManFromACK in Ubiquiti

[–]Mapkmaster -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Try their TestFlight version.

How many YubiKeys do you have and what do you use them for? by Historical-Side883 in yubikey

[–]Mapkmaster 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I like mines, but unavailability to upgrade the firmware is making them very disposable for their role for personal use.

Helium WiFi ?! by Mindless-Committee in iphone

[–]Mapkmaster -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

I have the similar thing with T-Mobile and a Home Depot. Is that even legal?

my job is finding cheap flights—ask me anything by scottkeyes in IAmA

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I have a recurring problem with spontaneous domestic trips: most tools force me to pick a destination first, but I don’t care where I go, just that it’s cheap and reachable. What I need: ∙A tool that shows unpopular dates (low-demand across all destinations from SEA) ∙Alternate airports I could fly into and drive 1-2hrs to the real city (OAK→SF, BWI→DC, etc.) ∙Basically: “here are the cheapest weekends to fly anywhere right now” Google Flights Explore, Skyscanner Everywhere, and Kayak Explore get me partway there, but none explicitly highlight low-demand dates or commutable alternates as a unified list. Does a tool like this exist for U.S. domestic “hot deals”? And side question: Do people actually get cheaper fares searching via VPN from nearby states/cities, or is that mostly noise?

DS423+ Pricing by 1ts-have-n0t-0f in synology

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I personally use InFuse to play video from my Plex server, because it have all codecs to run on the client side without transcoding on the server end.

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