I’ve been reading /r/homelab lately and I’ve seen some questions come up about what kind of hardware to get and what software to run on that hardware. I wanted to deep dive a bit into what you should look for and what you should avoid. Ebay is a bit like the Wild West – you […]
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Ignoring technology, 2020 was an absolutely horrible year. Things started to look up, but then COVID-19 happened. But one of the things I like to do at the end of year is to reflect back on the things that happened. Virtual Everything This was the year of virtual conferences and thank goodness for it! It
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Update: August 28, 2021 – After Apple announced they would be scanning your photos on device for CSAM content, Apple lied to us all and is spying on you. I am leaving this article here, however. Just beware, I don’t recommend that you use Apple products. They are spyware. Yesterday, November 12, 2020, Apple released
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I don’t want to get political on here, but after dealing with my family, I feel like I need to tell you why Joe Biden isn’t going to be as bad as you think. You’re going to get your tax deductions back. Oh I’ve heard this a thousand times, “Trump lowered taxes!” No. He. Did.
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If you’re not using Virtio drivers on your Windows VMs, you should be. It is actually really simple, especially now that an installer is available. In the past, you could only manually install the drivers which could be a bit daunting. Before we hop into that, let’s talk about Virtio and why you should care.
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For my web hosting business, I needed to have a real email service for my email. cPanel’s webmail just wasn’t cutting it especially since legacy IMAP can reveal things about you, like your local IP address. So I decided to switch to Google Workspace since with Gmail you can do split delivery. You can’t do
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I’ve been interested in aircraft since 2014 mainly since my job at the time had me flying all over the country. I learned to identify aircraft simply by looking at them and who originally registered an aircraft by its N-number (in the US, the FAA issues N-numbers for the life of the aircraft while it’s
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If you asked me what a good documentation solution was a few weeks ago, I would have recommended Atlassian Confluence. You can host it on your own network and it was cheap – $10/year for 10 users which is more than enough for a family. Long story short, Atlassian is discontinuing sales of the Server
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It seems that every so often, I start a blog, I shut it down, I stop writing, or whatever. The big thing is that I am a very private person. I don’t like to share more than I need to and so I do a lot of internal blogging, but not so much public blogging.
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So this one is embarrassing and is my fault. Back in December, I was working on migrating websites from an old server to a new server in a new data center. With cPanel, things are a breeze. So I moved my site over just to kind of test out the server, see how things are,
