Anyone who runs a home server or VPS knows that the number of Docker services tends to grow exponentially. Initially, browser bookmarks are enough, but when you exceed ten applications (Plex, Pi-hole, Home Assistant, Vaultwarden…), managing IP addresses and ports becomes a nightmare Read more
If you produce music or run a podcast, you know that mastering is the last one 5% which makes the difference between an amateur product and a professional one. But what if you don't have the budget for a mastering studio or don't have the skills to manage chains of compressors and limiters Read more
When we decide to expand our digital archive, perhaps purchasing a two-bay external enclosure or assembling a small home server, we always come up against the same problem: how to physically join disks to see a single large folder? There are two most common routes: the classic JBOD and the Read more
It all started with a mystery (and very economical) IP surveillance camera from Unotec. Without documentation and without access to the web interface, the only way to understand how it worked was “get inside”. In this first part, we'll see how I managed to download the internal configuration and decode the file Read more
Flatpak is often presented as the ideal solution for installing software safely and independently of the distribution. And it's true... at least in part. Those who use Flatpak with a minimum of awareness quickly realize that the real issue is not the installation of applications, but the management of permissions. It is Read more
If you are curious Linux users but not terminal lovers, Distrobox has probably already intrigued you: allows you to run different containerized deployments directly on your main system. But between commands, options and configurations, it can get complicated. This is where BoxBuddy comes in, a little GUI that tries to simplify everything Read more
I recently attended a live event organized by Rockin'1000: a road concert with a band of eleven. No evidence, no clicking in headphones, no safety net. To prepare ourselves, the organization provided us with everything we needed: the twelve tracks of the setlist complete with scores, tabs, video Read more
A few days ago I ran into a curious problem: Pi-hole running on Docker, inside my OpenMediaVault based NAS, kept throwing unexplained errors in the pihole-FTL log. Everything apparently worked, but lines like these appeared in the log: or again: After a bit of research and testing Read more
Reamping is the practice of recording a "clean" track (FROM) and re -elaborate it later, passing in a chain of virtual effects/amp (plugin) or analogue (Real amps and pedals). Here you will find two complete workflows on Linux: in the box (virtual) e out of the box (analog), with advice Read more
Sure, After installing a Wi-Fi access point with OpenWrt what you want to get is a configuration that allows your devices “move” Fluidly between the main router and the access point without having to change the Wi-Fi network manually. This feature is known as Roaming Wi-Fi or Fast Roaming. In these Read more