| brent timothy saner on 26 Feb 2015 10:04:29 -0800 |
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| Re: [PLUG] Child Proofing my Home Network |
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> On Feb 26, 2015 10:42 AM, "john boris" <jborissr@gmail.com
> <mailto:jborissr@gmail.com>> wrote:
> So I come to the list to ask if anyone knows of a setup using a
> Raspberry Pi (or arduino as I will look into that as well) that does
> content filtering for Children (possibly geared at schools) and
> allows for customization.
While I don't agree with censorship/filtering, I understand your concerns.
I don't know of any specific rPi solutions (I think it's an incredibly
overestimated platform), but http://dansguardian.org/ may be what you're
looking for. You may like http://www.untangle.com/ on a headless server
with two NICs if you find the command line a bit hostile. downside is
you'd need a full x86/x86_64 box to implement it (and i found it a bit
slow in my testing, but c'est la vie). the good news is you can build
out a low-powered machine with basic specs and two NICs for fairly
cheap. and from what i recall, Untangle does include DansGuardian.
> On 02/26/2015 12:49 PM, nick pitlosh wrote:> This has got to be the
silliest shit ever.
>
1.) don't top-post. it's poor mailing list etiquette.
("because it's unnatural for conversation flow."
"why shouldn't i top-post?")
2.) entirely unhelpful and rude. you may not agree with censoring out
things such as 4chan to an 8-year-old, but that's your politics and
there are other ways to express them if you feel they *absolutely* must
be expressed. see above.
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