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Author Archives: matthannan
And the Next Day, Mini-Splits
Everything happens at once. Yesterday we took down a 75′ spruce tree, and today they started installing our ductless mini-splits.
Today, they installed the four head-units, the backer plates for the exterior channels, and the pad for the outdoor compressor. Tomorrow they install the line sets and hopefully the outdoor compressor.… Read the rest
Posted in Geek, Life
Tagged Calin, esp8266 esp32, home assistant, home improvements, Jenny, mini-splits
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One Year with Rooftop Solar
On Dec 23, 2020, I was finally given the OK to flip the switch to bring our eleven panel solar system online. It has been a learning event, for sure, this past year. The main thing I have learned is that we needed that spruce tree (at right in photo) removed, the consumption monitoring CT clamps installed, and five additional panels installed.… Read the rest
Pretty Frank Charcoal Seaside Deodorant FTW!
191 day! That last jar lasted 191 days! I could not be happier with this deodorant and have told several friends about it on the Facebooks. Thank you, Pretty Frank (formerly Primal Pit Paste), for this awesome product.
I was happy to see that the plastic cover has been replaced with metal, and the scent, which my wife finally noticed a few weeks back, has been dialed back a bit.… Read the rest
Modernizing My Temperature and Humidity Sensor
My basement temperature and humidity sensor has been up and running for 2.5 years now with hardly a hiccup at all. But, it is time for an upgrade.
I’ve made some tweaks to the page over the years, but I ‘ve grown less and less happy with the matplotlib implementation.… Read the rest
Posted in Geek
Tagged Calin, cock-a-hoop, databases, Grafana, humidity, InfluxDB, Jenny, python, RaspberryPi, Remote GPIO, temperature
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Michael James Hannan Obituary (1938 – 2021) The Day
Been one hell of a 21 months since my mother died. This is sure to leave a mark. My sister is my new hero, but this has all taken a toll on her. We got him home from the hospital with, literally, hours to go.… Read the rest
Installing Unifi controller Docker container on Synology NAS – Thiago Crepaldi
Really, I used this just as a guide to update the Unifi controller in the Docker container. You could do that a time or two before it gets simple, which it is. Just a new way of doing things, I guess.… Read the rest
TP-Link is no Cisco: VLAN configuration
On the surface, my TP-Link T2600G-28TS v3 managed switch appears to have everything that I would expect to have for some intermediate networking in the home. Most of my complaints with the device, to date, have been minor, such as the idle time-out having a max of 120 seconds.… Read the rest
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Tagged Cisco, Jenny, networking, pfSense, segmentation, tp-link, treebeard, UniFi, video professor, vlan, working config
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Synology NAS VPN Server
It has been a long while since I wrote about VPN servers. This is because of the change of job, and then working from home for over a year because of COVID-19. But I have kept playing with the technology over the years.… Read the rest
Installing the Unifi Controller on a Synology NAS in 5 minutes — (2019)
Slowly I turned. And step by step. Inch by inch…
[Step-by-Step] Installing the Unifi Controller on a Synology NAS with the use of Docker. Up and running in 5 minutes.
Source: Installing the Unifi Controller on a Synology Nas in 5 minutes — (2019)
Unifi Controller is now running on the Synology NAS and the unifi service is disabled on the Pi3.… Read the rest
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Tagged NAS, Pi-hole, raspberry pi, server, step by step, syslog, UniFi
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Beginning of the End? NTP Server Migration
A few weeks back, we had an unexpected power-outage at the house. As the Raspberry Pi does not natively have a real-time clock built into it, this plays havoc on the network. Somehow, NTP and DNS are linked in this space.… Read the rest
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Tagged Adafruit, Argon ONE, cha-cha-cha-changes, DeskPi Pro, M.2, NAS, NTP, RaspberryPi, real-time-clock, Synology
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