It's quite literally how I laid it out. I have a Fedora server with an Unbound container for roothints lookup, and a pihole container for internal DNS sevices. It's taken a lot of time to get working like any homelab stuff.
I've never heard of powerDNS but you may be in a situation where you need to read their docs or try and find other posts or videos of what you're trying to accomplish. Sorry I wasn't much more help.
This prescident isn't giving time to be litigious first. They will be in your home before you can dial 911, whom is likely helping this happen.
At 10 they should know better. Now, I don't know the dynamic of this "neighborship", and pettiness is not the way to go about anything. At the same time though, it's only water.
With powerDNS, no. Personally, I use Fedora with podman containers. I have a pihole container utilizing unbound as my roothints resolver so all of my requests are internalized. Pihole has DHCP availability, but I utilize my gateway (Unifi) for DHCP and simply build my local DNS records manually on Pihole as needed.
I'm not sure how many Kubes you actually have, but building a local DNS entry is pretty manageable unless you have a LOT of Kubes automatically deploying themselves.
I'm not sure how powerDNS works but the cleanest method is to make your DNS server also handle your DHCP. Any client that gets an address is automatically given a DNS entry matching it's name.
I've had two QNAP NAS fail on me, never again. The first failed shortly after the 3-year warranty expired and was MSRP $600. The second failed right before warranty expiration with MSRP $1200 thinking a better unit would be less prone to fail, but alas.
Thankfully I was able to RMA to get my data back (proprietary RAID), and while waiting on RMA to return, built a custom TrueNAS server I can service all parts on myself for around the same cost of a new NAS. Sold the RMA unit on eBay to recoup some cost as well. All I ever ran on those units was Plex and Samba\NFS file shares. Never again.
Wondering the same myself. I assume Bachelor's but we all know assuming makes an ASS of U and ME
As a parent with kids who are starting to dip their roles into the digital age, I would also say this is mainly a parenting issue, but the economic "squeeze" is the other part.
There are so many tools available to manage the content your kids consume - ad blockers, family accounts with monitoring and management, ect. I may be biased as I'm in the IT profession, but if you live in this digital age and claim ignorance on anything technology related then it's no wonder we are on the state we are in.
Many of the responsibilities the US government agencies used to take on themselves have been eroded to be handled by the individual, coupled with a subscription society for the or day to day appliances and tools we use. After working a full time job M-F, and if I don't have after hours tasks to handle I get maybe 1 hour worth of family before it's time to pack it up for the night. Weekends are typically house work or chores. I consider myself fortunate to have that much. Squeeze in management of my kids content intake and that's just more time taken away from everything else on the list.
I'll do it though because I'll be damned if my kids grow up like these kids are now.
Unfortunately, the dudes probably dead already. Happened to that American student years ago in South Korea too. He was on a trip and got sentenced to a slave camp for "defacing a poster" if I recall, and as the family was fighting for his release, oops he's in a body bag now. At least they sent his body back for the family.
About as well as Jan. 6th. I can't believe the country just forgot about that too.
So you're telling me Harvard may be home base for a modern day revolution when it comes. Noted!
Kei was recently found to botch all of their safety test scores for many years. As another commenter said, any crash in that design is guaranteed life threatening without some type of buffer.