Must be why they’re called Unione Sindacale di Base

So they are going to change their electoral tactics, right?

Right???

Yes! It has a firewall! :D

Turning it off yielded the same results :(

Ping works only by IP address. Pinging a hostname gives me Temporary failure in name resolution

Dig gives me SERVFAIL but at least it’s using the right DNS resolver (the pihole installed on the same computer)

;; SERVER: 192.168.1.102#53(192.168.1.102) (UDP)

and pihole.log is full of

query[A] github.com from 192.168.1.102
2025-08-xxx forwarded github.com to 127.0.0.1#5335
2025-08-xxx forwarded github.com to 127.0.0.1#5335
2025-08-xxx reply error is SERVFAIL

Trying to update gravity on the pihole browser dashboard (which at least works) gives me

try to update gravity

  [✗] DNS resolution is currently unavailable
  [i] Waiting up to 120 seconds for DNS resolution............

But I wonder what it means that all queries are coming from a client named pihole. On other installations it just shows the client as their local IP address.

Client:  pi.hole 192.168.1.102
Query Status:  Forwarded, reply from 127.0.0.1#5335
Reply:  SERVFAIL

Thanks for your help!

No, it wasn’t that :/

The other thing that’s strange is that it all queries are coming from the client pihole:

Client:  pi.hole <local IP address>

Query Status:  Forwarded, reply from 127.0.0.1#5335

Reply:  SERVFAIL

The pihole is installed on the same computer that it’s supposed to be the DNS resolver for (no access to router). I followed the instructions to the tee when installing pihole + unbound from the pihole website, but for some reason it’s not working. All queries get SERVFAIL :/

Oh yea, excellent point. I’ll have to check that out next time, thanks.

Huh. I guess they didn’t pull themselves up by their bootstraps after all.

/s (big time)

lmao cold hearted

The incognito with no extensions. That should produce a pretty unique fingerprint.

Good idea but doesn’t that expose you to tracking via browser fingerprint?

Would it be possible to host all the terabytes of DIY videos that are on YouTube currently or would it be more of a “start from scratch” situation? And as an aside- is it legal to do so or is there an issue with copyright and ownership? I doubt that the videos on YouTube belong to the creators but hopefully I’m wrong.

What’s your browser setup if you don’t mind sharing?

Great, thank you.

That’s a good strategy if you’re into movies but I’m looking for more DIY/repair videos, mostly about tech.

based

Is that a real twitter account? It’s had some bangers lately.