DISCLAIMER: This post discusses modifying Ubiquiti devices in ways that are not not officially approved by Ubiquiti and may void your warranty. I not responsible for what you do to your unit(s). You are taking your own risks in doing so. This information is being posted for educational purposes in hopes that it may be […]
Here’s a simple, yet often forgotten piece of emergencies, lighting. For the average person, electric lanterns, oil lamps, and candles are the norm. However, candles and oil lamps pose a fire hazard and electric lanterns don’t last long. For ham radio, I already heard many stories of folks going out to the field and end […]
It’s been a while since the last update, but I plan to post more often soon. In addition to the computer related topics like before, I’ve added a new category to the mix: Ham Radio. That’s right, I recently got my Ham Radio license (Extra class)! As usual, all things I learn, build, discover, etc […]
It is inevitable that the change to IPv6 will need to be done in the near future. But in the meantime, it is also inevitable that you will need to run both IPv4 and IPv6 at the same time (at least in most scenarios). This leads to some caveats when it comes to DNS resolvers/clients. […]
VMWare recently, (and quietly) published a patch I have confirmed will resolve a guest virtual machine startup and shutdown issue that was introduced in March 2012 when they released Update 1. The issue was that it broke the automatic startup and shutdown of the guest virtual machines when the host machine boots or shuts down. […]