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…Related 5 router settings most people never touch that fixed my network problems Lesser-known fixes for well-known problems 60 connected devices They're all fighting for airwaves If you find…
…Sign in to your XDA account One of the big changes now that I'm no longer renting is that I've changed to wired networking for most of my devices . Before…
A $5-a-month VPS solved every self-hosting problem my home network couldn't
…Related I silenced my network stack, and all it cost me was my sanity And a little piece of one of my knuckles... MLO is still exciting, even if not everything supports…
…And as insane as it may sound, a 10 gigabit network makes my NAS a viable storage hub for Steam games. If anything, I haven’t had any latency issues when storing…
…Sign in to your XDA account I typically rely on my Network-Attached Storage rig to create backups, sync random projects via network shares, and archive ripped media files. However, I also…
…as well, because the ISP cares about its own network. If your router is relatively new, “I never update my router” and “my router is unpatched” are no longer the same thing…
…Burgess worked in IT for 10 years before finding his passion for writing about consumer technology. Brian earned his degree in computer and network technology in 2000. He held various IT positions…
…out of my new network equipment. It's just not good enough these days as networking standards evolve. Depending on when your house was wired, it might have flaky network cables Ethernet…
…It stores backups, keeps my media library alive, handles downloads, archives old documents, and gives every machine on my network one place to dump files. The problem is that most NAS boxes…