> Pi-Hole is essentially useless for real world scenarios.
This is a surprising statement because I've used mine at home with 6+ devices and zero issues for almost two years now. It seems fair to say it's not ideal for your needs, but why say something like this that will only deter people from seeing if it works for them?
Same here, I've never even touched the PiHole other than checking stats and doing updates. I've got about 15-20 devices on my network (a few phones, multiple computers, smart TV, Hue Lights, Nest, WeMo, etc). Haven't had a single problem. My Pi just sits there running constantly without even having to reboot it. Can't say the same for any other device that I own.
This is a surprising statement because I've used mine at home with 6+ devices and zero issues for almost two years now. It seems fair to say it's not ideal for your needs, but why say something like this that will only deter people from seeing if it works for them?