If you’ve read my post about fixing my media pipeline, you know Q4D is the glue that holds the whole thing together. It’s the piece that gets completed downloads from a remote seedbox back to your home NAS automatically, so…
My media setup was a mess. Not “a few things could be better” kind of mess. More like “nothing has imported successfully in months and I had no idea because I wasn’t watching logs” kind of mess. Here’s how I…
Update: As I’ve been jumping back into my homelab adventures, I realized I had this post in my drafts folder partially finished. While I’ve moved on from this configuration, it’s worth at least posting it in case someone else wants…
Thanks to the great work by Daft Racing, the Ford family of products that use a GKN Twinster RDU with Torque Vectoring can take advance of reverse-engineered firmware to enhance their driving experiences! This tutorial is going to outline using…
What is a Home Lab you might ask? A lab is a place to experiment and learn, safely. For those working in IT, it allows us the ability to learn and experiment with hardware/software that would normally be used in…
When I started my currently role at the Institute for Cyber Science I was handed a fairly large VMware environment, at least in my career, and tasked with making it better. We started with 16, 2-socket, 512GB Dell M630 blades…
Hey everyone! I haven’t forgotten about this project! I haven’t updated in awhile but I ran into an issue I couldn’t work around and ended up backing away from the project for the time being. The major issue was getting…
I’m always looking for a new idea, or way to utilize hardware to it’s maximum. Case in point, I was browsing one of my favorite YouTube subscriptions (LinusTechTips) a few months ago, when a video regarding using virtualization to game…