learning
In programming there are so called design patterns, which are basically commonly repeated pieces of code that occur often enough that people thought it would be helpful to give them a name so that’s it’s easier to talk about them. One example is the iterator pattern, which is
networking
I want to share about an awesome piece of technology that I started using recently: Tailscale. It's a sort of VPN, meaning it sets up a private network for you, but only between your devices, without a central server. It does so without you having to open any
networking
Warning: potentially bad idea ahead For various reasons, I had to reorganize my working setup at home, including moving my home office to the room where my Synology NAS is. In this room, I had only one Ethernet outlet, but I needed two connections, one for the NAS and one
programming
Incident scope: NAS user not able to access Web Interface for NAS Incident duration: At least 30 hours, up to 72 hours Incident resolution: Change router port Last weekend I was not at home. Some time on Saturday afternoon, I wanted to access some of the self hosted services I