This isn’t a tutorial. The steps to enable 802.11r on two or more access points running any reasonably recent release of OpenWRT are pretty simple. I will spell those steps out shortly, but there won’t be screenshots walking you through...
Read the post →This blog isn’t going to lead to some keen piece of insight or an interesting conclusion. I’ve been messing around with a pair of very different OpenWRT routers from GL.iNet: the GL-MT300N-V2 Mango and the GL-AXT1800 Slate AX.
Read the post →If you’re a lone Tailscale user like me, there’s a good chance that you have no pressing need to set up Tailscale’s access control lists (ACLs). Until quite recently, I didn’t feel there was much reason to lock anything down....
Read the post →I have had my little GL.iNet Mango router for about two years now. It was an impulse buy. It was on sale for less than $20 on Amazon, and I just couldn’t pass it up. It was exciting for me...
Read the post →I probably wouldn’t have given this much thought if I didn’t have a stick of RAM fail on me last year. I don’t know that I can remember another time when a stick of RAM that passed a long Memtest86+...
Read the post →I admit it. It hasn’t quite been six full months since I put a fresh NVMe into my desktop machine and turned on lvmcache. I am nearly three weeks short of that date as I am writing this sentence, but...
Read the post →I don’t know how I managed to notice this, because I almost never open the Google Play store on my phone, but I did open it a few nights ago, and there was a Tailscale update waiting. I clicked the...
Read the post →Putting the SodaStream Terra adapters up for sale in my Tindie store was an accident. My friend Alex designed the adapter. He got busy with real life and didn’t want to deal with the hassle of selling them on Etsy...
Read the post →Do you want the easy answer? No! You almost definitely do not need the fastest NVMe available. Most of us probably won’t even notice the difference between the slowest and the fastest NVMe drives.
Read the post →The really short answer is that you can stop by my Tindie store and grab one of my new no-sew Velcro strap doodads. I am not the first to have this idea. I am absolutely positive that you can buy...
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