configure ad blocking on udm se

Posted on Fri 17 March 2023 in tech • Tagged with udm, udmse, pi-hole, adblocker

Unifi UDM-SE Adblocker

How to setup Pi-hole style blocklist on Unifi

  1. Download Fetch AdBlocker
  2. ssh to root@udmse
  3. Enable /etc/dnsmasq.d,*.conf in dnsmasq.conf
  4. Run the update_blocklist.sh script
  5. Restart or reset dnsmasq

You now have a pi-hole style config on unifi dream machine.

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History: Vandals

Posted on Sun 12 March 2023 in history • Tagged with history, people

Germany- The Vandals were a Germanic people who invaded Gaul, Spain, and Africa. The Vandal King Gaiseric eventually conquered the entire Roman province in Northern Africa, and even managed to sack Rome in 455 CE. The Vandals also pressured Sicily and southern Italy. The Vandals demonstrated the military prowess of …


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professional illustrator

Posted on Sun 12 March 2023 in books • Tagged with illustrator, cartography

I've produced the maps in 5 separate history volumes. That includes more than 80 professionally produced and commercially published illustrations. I think I am finally getting the hang of Adobe Illustrator.


on defining proofs of knowledge - part 2

Posted on Thu 09 March 2023 in tech • Tagged with crypto, journal

Introduction to proofs of knowledge - journal club - part 2

A proof of knowledge is a proof in which a prover can convince a verifier that it knows a secret. Typically the goal is to do so without revealing the secret which arrives at zero knowledge being expressed by the proving …


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Confirming GitHub commits signed by Codespaces

Posted on Tue 07 March 2023 in tech • Tagged with github, programming

Commit signature verification is a way of ensuring that the commits you make or receive are authentic and have not been tampered with. By signing your commits with a cryptographic key, you can prove that you are the author of the code and that no one else has modified it …


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Grep-Fu - show all signatures for custom errors

Posted on Tue 07 March 2023 in tech • Tagged with solidity, programming

Grep-Fu

Custom errors are a feature of Solidity that allow you to display error messages to the user in a convenient and gas-efficient way. They are declared in the head of the contract and called after a revert statement.

error Unauthorized();
if (msg.sender != owner()) {
  revert Unauthorized();
}

However, a challenge …


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