homelab
Discover how I diagnosed mysterious VM failures in my homelab by accessing my LSI RAID controller, identified cascading disk failures across multiple volumes, and developed a monitoring script to prevent future storage catastrophes.
supermicro
Overcoming the challenges of accessing remote console on legacy Supermicro servers using OpenWebStart and specific Java versions, plus solving the mysterious "invalid session token" error with a creative BMC reset approach that preserves network connectivity.
Artificial Intelligence
Microsoft's OmniParser enables AI to control your computer through simple commands. While promising enhanced accessibility and automation, it raises crucial questions about privacy and the future of human-computer interaction.
ghost
Discover how to integrate Ghost CMS with IndexNow - a protocol that lets you instantly notify search engines about your new content. A 5-minute setup that can significantly speed up your content's path to search visibility.
WebAnalytics
Like many curious webmasters, I recently found myself deep in the rabbit hole of website analytics. It all started when I was poking around my Matomo dashboard, admiring (or lamenting) my website stats, when a thought struck me: How the heck do I know what Bing searches bring users to
server
Following up on my previous post about updating the BIOS on my HPE DL380 Gen9 server, I found myself revisiting this topic. My backup server recently got promoted to handle our lab/staging environment, which means it needs to be in top shape with all the latest security patches and
With recent changes in Zigbee2MQTT, many users of the TS0044 4-button scene switch have found that their existing automations and blueprints have stopped working. This article explains the changes and provides guidance on how to migrate your automations to the new system. What is TS0044 button I described in detail
"Hey, what if we made superintelligent AI without needing a data center the size of a small country?" * Probably someone at DeepSeek during a coffee break So there I was, reading about the latest AI models that need enough GPU power to light up Las Vegas, when DeepSeek
It was time to pull the 'not so old' HPE ProLiant 380 Gen9 server out of storage, as it had found a use for it as a backup test server. The ILO was statically configured on a subnet that I didn't happen to be using. Nor
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I was doing Zigbee2Mqtt update in Home Assistant, and part of this update is always reboot of whole HA VM, because my Conbee II which is passed-trough in XCP-NG can't survive this update. I need to shutdown VM, reattach USB to it and start it again. Normally this
This is a very brief note about a problem that recently happened to me. After normally starting my PS5 with controller by pressing the central PS button, the console would start up normally. I was then able to browse menu, store, settings etc. After starting the game I was greeted
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For years, I was content with my old Zigbee thermostats. They worked well, but after 3.5 years, about half of them required additional zip ties to keep the fragile battery covers from falling off. Plus, with their two-battery setup and inconsistent contacts, they drained power way too fast. Why
"Hey, what if we made superintelligent AI without needing a data center the size of a small country?" * Probably someone at DeepSeek during a coffee break So there I was, reading about the latest AI models that need enough GPU power to light up Las Vegas, when DeepSeek
Let me tell you a tale of network migration, troubleshooting, and the surprising revelation that sometimes the simplest solutions hide behind misleading names. The Setup Picture this: I was migrating from a battle-tested NetBSD router running PF and OpenVPN to a shiny new OPNsense installation. The network layout was fairly
I've just installed a new SIEM based on Graylog 6.0 to collect all my logs from my home network. Both my APs and TrueNAS send logs over UDP just fine. After adding my switch - Cisco Catalyst 3750-X - I noticed that the logs were being collected
It was something that drove me crazy for a very long time. A long time ago, when there was no Amazon in Poland and Amazon was giving away free stuff like e-books or games, you had to have a US address to get it. Even if it was completely digital.
UPDATE: How to regain control of this switch (and others) after update to Zigbee2Mqtt 2.0 The problem I had was that over the years I had changed a lot of things to smart things in such a way that they could not be controlled directly. These include wall lights
I recently have bought this little knob below. 13.28€ 10% de réduction|Zigbee Commutateur de bouton intelligent sans fil pour la maison intelligente, contrôleur de bouton de commutation à distance, fonctionne avec Zigéquation Gateway, Smart Life Andrea | AliExpressAchetez malin, vivez mieux! Aliexpress.comaliexpress.com It comes with battery already
Spring is here, so of course I had to do some tidying up and tending to my lawn. After mowing, scarifying, aerating, reseeding where holes had appeared and fertilising, the only thing left to do was to keep the lawn well watered. The grass I sowed was Wimbledon. The optimum
This is cross-post from my blog in polish devoted to NetBSD I run several blogs. All under NetBSD as the OS, and Ghost CMS. This type of stack is not officially supported, but since we have nodejs in pkgsrc along with npm and yarn, why shouldn't it work
I self host matomo server instead of Google Analytics. Suddenly some time ago I lost ability to log in, because my 2FA codes stopped working. In my great wisdom I also didn't save any recovery codes.. So here it is how to recover from this situation, and what
This is a rewrite in English of my very first post here, as I think it will be helpful to others looking for how to get the old idrac 6 Java console (tested on DELL R410 and R710) to work nowadays. In fact, I needed to get access to broken
I recently built a new PC with all the latest technology. With DDR5 and 14th generation CPUs, which are still quite new, there are a lot of challenges to even start freshly built PC. I finally got it to boot and display the splash screen. Happily, I started to browse