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Step-by-Step: Setting Up 5G and Starlink for Caravans

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Connecting Home Assistant Network UPS Tools (NUT) Client to Synology UPS Server

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Ubuntu LACP Ethernet Bond/Teaming by GUI

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Qi Wireless Charging Dock for Tesla Model S/X

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eSIM on the iPhone XS (and XS Max)

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Step-by-Step: Setting Up 5G and Starlink for Caravans

Posted on November 25, 2024December 2, 2024 by Shane
Step-by-Step: Setting Up 5G and Starlink for Caravans
Posted In CaravanTagged In 12V, 5G, caravan, GPS, off grid, starlink, teltonika, WiFi

When I’m travelling, I have a need for fast 5G internet when in Telstra coverage areas, and Starlink Internet for when I’m either out of coverage area, or the local tower/network is oversaturated. Protection and security for users on my network is key as well, so I will be using Continue Reading

Connecting Home Assistant Network UPS Tools (NUT) Client to Synology UPS Server

Posted on June 30, 2022June 30, 2022 by Shane
Posted In TechnologyTagged In Home Assistant, Synology

If you have a network or USB based UPS, getting your devices to shutdown safely when your UPS runs low on power is pretty important. NUT (Network UPS Tools) works with a wide variety of UPS devices from most manufacturers. Background I have a Synology NAS and I was trying Continue Reading

Ubuntu LACP Ethernet Bond/Teaming by GUI

Posted on June 20, 2022June 20, 2022 by Shane
Posted In TechnologyTagged In Ethernet, LACP, Ubuntu

This post is mostly so I don’t forget how to do this. Most guides I’ve found are Terminal based and require modifying “/etc/network/interfaces” Personally I don’t need super advanced controls – just a relatively simple way to do it via the GUI. Inside Ubuntu there is a default tool called Continue Reading

Qi Wireless Charging Dock for Tesla Model S/X

Posted on May 14, 2019 by Shane
Posted In Miscellaneous, Tesla

I’ve been looking for a Wireless Qi Charging solution for a Tesla Model S since I bought it a year ago. I found versions that sat in the storage bin as a tray like the TopfitĀ one here: But this wasn’t what I was looking for. I really wanted something to Continue Reading

eSIM on the iPhone XS (and XS Max)

Posted on November 2, 2018May 22, 2022 by Shane
Posted In TechnologyTagged In Apple, Mobile

I just recently (like many others) picked up a new iPhone XS Max. Lots of good reasons to do so and many reviews are availableĀ that cover it better than I can. One reason I personally picked one up is for when I get the opportunity to travel overseas, I wanted Continue Reading

Password Managers

Posted on December 29, 2015May 22, 2022 by Shane
Posted In Security, TechnologyTagged In Android, Apple, iPhone, Mac, Windows

It’s been a long time between drinks (posts) – sorry! Working in the world of Internet security, the one thing I recommend to individuals every day (if they ask me what they can personally do to be safer online) is to use a password manager. The company I work for Continue Reading

Inexpensive mobile phones and plans in Australia

Posted on September 3, 2014 by Shane
Posted In TechnologyTagged In Boost, Mobile, Moto E, Moto G, Moto X, Motorola, Phone, Plan

My tips on saving money with mobile phones and plans in Australia. Remember contracts are rarely your friend.

iSync Plugin for Sony Ericsson K850i

Posted on June 12, 2008May 22, 2022 by Shane
Posted In TechnologyTagged In iSync, K850i, Mac, OSX, Plugin, Sony Ericsson
Come on Sony – Where are the iSync Plugins?

Optus Wireless Broadband USB on Mac OSX

Posted on February 4, 2008May 22, 2022 by Shane
Posted In TechnologyTagged In 3G, Broadband, E220, HSDPA, Huawei, Modem, Optus, Roamer, USB
I recently moved my data only mobile plan from 3 to Optus due to their support of fallback to GPRS at no additional charge (ie better coverage). Getting it to work on Mac was a trial.

Is IMAP not showing in your Gmail Settings?

Posted on October 24, 2007 by Shane
Posted In Technology
As of October 2007, Google have enabled IMAP support for Gmail, but it wasn’t showing in my settings. I did some searches and no-one had a workaround other than “wait, your server probably isn’t updated yet”. Well I think I have a fix, and it’s easy.

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