My brother, The Libre Hacker, is now running his own Gemini server. For those unfamiliar with Gemini, it is a protocol used for non-web browsing. Or, from the Wikipedia article: […]
Nextcloud: Removing a memcache warning
Every time I log into my Nextcloud server as the administrator, the overview tab shows me a warning about memcache. It also provides a link where you can read about […]
Nextcloud: More server hardening….
I think I’ve mentioned it before, but I’m not a security expert. I’ve been really enjoying learning though! One of the things I was learning about today, was how to […]
NextCloud: The PHP memory limit is below the recommended value of 512MB
I’ve really enjoyed running my own Nextcloud server. One of the big perks is keeping my own data, well, to myself. The other big plus is that I’m learning new […]
Migrating Nextcloud to a new server
It was a particularly sunny day, both in the real world and in the world of IT. There was no cause for alarm, no foreshadowing of pending doom. Yet, it […]
When the Ubuntu Repositories don’t work for your WiFi Device….
It is always interesting to me, how few WiFi devices seem to work with Ubuntu out of the box, yet so many are supposedly supported. Don’t get me wrong, I’m […]
ATU-100 Antenna Auto-Tuner
I recently purchased a few pieces of radio equipment to try to help my fledgling setup. As it stands right now, I can’t reach anybody, and I was starting to […]
TS-520: No power with old tubes
I’ve been having a lot of trouble getting on the air with my HAM radios lately. I decided that it was time to buy some more equipment to help make […]
CertMaster CE for Security+
I had a little extra time at home lately, particularly because I was diagnosed with Covid-19. Don’t worry, although I did get a little sick for a day, it really […]
Getting Firefox to trust unaccepted TLS certificates
I am certainly not one to accept a bad certificate without just cause. However, when you signed your own certificate I see no reason not to accept it for yourself. […]