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My friend Jason recently posted an update on his blog over at Peaks and Protocols about redoing his home network’s DNS setup. This …

Despite coming from the networking side of IT, I tend to use regular consumer grade equipment at home. It typically just works, and I’m …

There has been a 1979 Jeep CJ-7 in my family for nearly 40 years now. My Great-Uncle bought it new from the dealer, and it passed to my …

Welcome to Part 2 of the Coop Restoration series. In this post, I’ll go over the cleanup that I did this past weekend. The coop started …

Every now and then, you have to export a certificate in Windows, and someone forgot to check that little box to let you be able to do …

One of the wonderful things about our homestead is that we inherited several outbuildings. We have a large post-and-beam barn (40 x …

I’ve brewed beer about a half a dozen times over the last few years. It’s not a hobby that I’m not particularly active in, but I do …

Now that we are implementing more Linux systems, I’m noticing some of the pain points of keeping certain things in sync. A big …

My company currently does a lot of it’s debug logging via email… This means that every time an unhandled exception occurs in …

It’s dark in there… As the missus and I sit and talk about our new homestead and the directions that we are thinking …