Ubiquiti has been in the tech news recently, and not for good reasons. That, however, is not what this post is about. I occasionally deign to log in to my local UniFi controller that’s running on the same Pi that
UniFi breaks my WiFi
OpenSSH, Google Authenticator PAM module
I’ve been using the pam_duo module as 2FA for my SSH logins for probably 3+ years, but decided I want to try out simple TOTP-driven 2FA for my server. A quick skim of various guides on the ‘net, and it
Using a D750 as a webcam over USB
As I contemplate switching to full time work-from-home (after the pandemic, since my employer is now open to the idea), I’ve been looking at my current video conferencing setup – a Logitech C920 and a HyperX Cloud II headset –
Eir F3000 (F@st 5366) – bridge mode
After my adventures in getting the IP address of the router to change, I discovered that the unit won’t keep DHCP disabled. You can turn it off (since I wanted to do DHCP from the Pi-hole), but if you reboot
Wiring in the B600s – Saturday
I spent part of Friday, and most of Saturday working on getting the AIS unit integrated into Blue Opal’s network, measuring the output of the engine tachometer, and generally fiddling with the electrical wiring locker (tidying it mostly). The end
Wiring in the B600s – Friday
I spent part of Friday, and most of Saturday working on getting the AIS unit integrated into Blue Opal’s network, measuring the output of the engine tachometer, and generally fiddling with the electrical wiring locker (tidying it mostly). The end