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…After a few days, users stop thinking about the version number and start noticing whether the machine wakes properly, updates cleanly, and behaves predictably. That’s where the Rust work has more…
Who needs OpenAI when your home lab can do the thinking for you?
…In a home lab, the most dangerous firewall rule is often the one you think is working. IP addressing can become another slow leak. Hardcoded addresses, forgotten DHCP reservations, stale DNS records…
…They make storage feel like an appliance rather than another home lab project that will eat up half a weekend. TrueNAS is overkill because it brings structure, recovery, and long-term thinking…
…Sign in to your XDA account I’ve been obsessed with the Linux ecosystem for a long time, and FOSS distros currently comprise the majority of my home lab. However, Linux wasn…
…Sign in to your XDA account I used to think of the Raspberry Pi as something that belonged in a project box, tucked behind a TV, or bolted into a home lab…
…Related 5 advanced firewall rules to lock down your home lab You don't want your home lab to bleed over into your home network. Splitting my Wi-Fi into mesh nodes…
…Set it up once and your files stay in sync across every machine you own without you thinking about it. I run it on my server to keep certain directories mirrored between…
…I’d sign up, use it, and then largely stop thinking about whether I still needed to keep paying for it. That makes an $80 Raspberry Pi look expensive compared to one…
…However, I still think the best piece of smart home kit I've picked up is actually the cheapest and least glamorous bit of silicon on my network: a generic $10 smart…