If you are curious about optimizing your home Wi-Fi with UniFi InnerSpace, this post explores my experience mapping coverage using the platform's floor plan tools. I discuss the software’s limitations in distinguishing between concrete and drywall structures, which led to inaccurate signal predictions that I validated using the WifiMan app. Ultimately, I explain how InnerSpace still provides valuable visibility into potential blind spots despite these initial discrepancies.

After years of frustration with Tile trackers constantly reporting false battery issues on my Android devices, I decided to switch to Motorola Moto Tags for a more reliable tracking experience. In this post, I share why the seamless setup and integration with Google’s Find Hub app have finally made keeping track of my belongings effortless.

Reflecting on nearly six years of weekly conversations, I share how my friendship with Tobias Zimmergren evolved into the 300th episode of the Ctrl+Alt+Azure podcast. I discuss our organic approach to episode planning, the logistical challenges of recording platforms, and the journey from casual virtual coffees to a long-running show.

If you are curious about enhancing the security of your UniFi network hardware, this post details my experience with the CyberSecurity add-on powered by Proofpoint and Cloudflare. I break down the cost, configuration options like region blocking and content filtering, and share my practical insights on whether this subscription is worth it for home lab users.

I share the practical steps and hardware requirements I used to transition this blog from a costly managed service to a self-hosted Ghost installation running on Docker, saving significant annual costs. By detailing my specific setup, including resource usage and configuration files, I aim to help others who have the technical skills and hardware consider making the same move.

After two decades of loyal Synology use, I’m switching to the UGREEN NAS DXP6800 Pro due to their controversial push for proprietary drives and the limited performance of competitors like the Ubiquiti UNAS Pro. This post details my decision-making process, explaining why I finally left the Synology ecosystem and why the UGREEN device emerged as the superior alternative for my home networking needs.