Joe Rice-Jones is a Product Reviewer at XDA Developers. With a passion for technology, he covers a wide range of topics including consumer tech, software, cybersecurity, and computer hardware, always aiming to help readers make informed purchasing decisions. Joe's insights and expertise have been featured in outlets such as SlashGear, KnowTechie, and the Cigalah Group.
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By: Joe Rice-Jones
If you've already stuffed the slots in your motherboard full of PCIe SSDs, you might be wondering what's the best way to add more. While you could buy larger capacities and swap them out, several manufacturers make PCIe add-in cards that can add one, two, or a whole bunch of M.2 NVMe drives to your system.
By: Joe Rice-Jones
I've been on a push to get as many things in my smart home controlled by open-source, self-hosted programs, which I've largely accomplished with hours of configuration in Home Assistant running in a VM on my NAS. For devices that have a Home Assistant app, it's mostly smooth sailing, and I've got voice control set up as well.
The longer that old SSD is unplugged, the greater the risk to your data.
By: Joe Rice-Jones
For the longest time, I resisted the call to upgrade my wired network. I didn't think I needed 10 GbE at home, so I trundled along with 2.5 GbE for the few wired devices in my network stack. And you know what, I was wrong. Faster wired connections were precisely what my network needed to perform better in all areas, including my Wi-Fi.
No security camera? No problem!
OPNsense isn't just one of the best options for your home network, with the ability to handle routing and firewall duties to secure your network from the wider internet. It's also easily extendable for new functionality, as it offers a wide selection of plugins to utilize. These add new security features, valuable tools, monitoring software, and other handy things, and they're all easily installed with a few clicks.
Which is odd, if you think about it, because before Dell rebranded to "just Dell, all the time," this would have been part of the Inspiron range. This convertible should be a budget-friendly consumer model with a little extra power inside, and that's close, except it's not really budget-friendly. I'm not sure if that's more a sign of the times, where every electronic device is going to be significantly more expensive than last year's pricing, but I don't like it either way.
Solve power issues at the same time as CAT routing.
By: Joe Rice-Jones
HAProxy works in a way my brain understands.
By: Joe Rice-Jones
I'm not crazy, I promise..
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