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  • How to Run the UniFi Controller in Docker on Raspberry Pi 5

    December 26, 2025
    How to Run the UniFi Controller in Docker on Raspberry Pi 5

    After upgrading from Raspberry Pi 4 to Raspberry Pi 5, I started migrating all my services into Docker containers, and UniFi Network Application was no exception. In this article, I… >>>

  • WordPress Performance Test: Raspberry Pi 4 vs. Raspberry Pi 5

    December 19, 2025
    WordPress Performance Test: Raspberry Pi 4 vs. Raspberry Pi 5

    Introduction Migrating websites to new hardware is always accompanied by expectations of improved performance. This is especially true for WordPress – a system that heavily relies on the database, file… >>>

  • How to Migrate WordPress to Docker on a Raspberry Pi

    December 11, 2025
    How to Migrate WordPress to Docker on a Raspberry Pi

    The migration from Raspberry Pi 4 to Raspberry Pi 5 became a perfect opportunity to streamline the infrastructure and transition to containerization. Most services, including WordPress, were moved from traditional… >>>

  • Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy S24 Cobalt Violet

    December 1, 2025
    Unboxing the Samsung Galaxy S24 Cobalt Violet

    This year, the Samsung Galaxy S24 – normally priced at $690 – dropped to $590 during Black Friday. A discount of nearly $100 makes this model particularly attractive, even though… >>>

  • IoT Network Isolation on Ubiquiti

    November 15, 2025
    IoT Network Isolation on Ubiquiti

    Smart home devices are constantly targeted by attackers, and their manufacturers do not always pay enough attention to security. In this post, I will explain how to protect your home… >>>

  • Review of the Kowsi KWS-DC28 Tester

    November 10, 2025
    Review of the Kowsi KWS-DC28 Tester

    In the world of electronics and power systems, new tools are constantly emerging to simplify the measurement of voltage, current, and power. One of them is the Kowsi KWS-DC28 —… >>>

  • WordPress benchmark: Apache vs. Nginx

    November 4, 2025
    WordPress benchmark: Apache vs. Nginx

    The performance of WordPress websites has always been a relevant topic – especially for those hosting their projects on low-power but energy-efficient devices like the Raspberry Pi 4. Apache, historically… >>>

  • Review of GaN charger for LiFePo batteries

    November 2, 2025
    Review of GaN charger for LiFePo batteries

    When choosing a powerful charger in a compact form factor, it’s worth paying attention to GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology. Today, there are many GaN-based chargers on the market, but most… >>>

  • How to create a custom Fallback page using Cloudflare Workers

    October 26, 2025
    How to create a custom Fallback page using Cloudflare Workers

    When this blog website went offline during blackouts, Cloudflare displayed the 522 – Connection timed out page.I wanted something better – a simple fallback page with my own design, built… >>>

  • How to recovery bricked UXG-Lite gateway

    October 20, 2025
    How to recovery bricked UXG-Lite gateway

    When I first got my Ubiquiti UXG-Lite gateway, I was excited to set it up and integrate it into my UniFi network. The device is powerful, minimalistic, and designed for… >>>

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