Securely using SSH public key Authentication to connect to Remote system
So if you are managing multiple servers using ssh like me, and don’t want to have to remember all the passwords or storing it on […]
So if you are managing multiple servers using ssh like me, and don’t want to have to remember all the passwords or storing it on […]
So you stumble across the music that you like in YouTube, but you don’t want to listen to it in YouTube because it will suck […]
Recently I downloaded a soothing music from youtube and it was a long audio loop. So I wanted to split it up to individual mp3 […]
There will be a time where you want to download all pdf from one website with static pages. Here is the command that I have […]
Renaming multiple files with the mv command is easier if you know a little bit of Bash scripting. I stumble across the following when I try […]
I stumble across the cool WLED firmware which allow you to control my LED Strips. So combining this with LedFx, it makes one heck of […]
Here are the step by step walk though to update the Home-Assistant in Docker container. Step 1. Stop and Delete the container SSH to your […]
I need to experiment with my Unifi API, and given that all my machine is occupied, I decided to use my new Hackintosh BigSur as […]
One problem when you are using micro controllers such as Arduino or ESP8266 is that you need to be aware of how precious the memory […]
If you have followed my previous post on how to install NXFilter on Raspberry Pi, you might find the following information useful to upgrade what […]
Now that you have all those docker containers working beautifully, there come a point that you will need to restart the server. That’s when all […]
I ordered Raspberry Pi just before we went into lockdown. And I am trying to find what I can push this little device into. I […]
I stumble across a post about how to turn your ESP8266 to be compatible Philip Hue device. Step 1. Install DIY Hue The first step […]
I have been pulling my hair for the last couple of days trying to install Darknet with Cuda and Opencv. Installing Darknet on it’s own […]
If you have been following my post on setting up Home Assistant with Docker in Raspberry Pi. This is the continuation of the post. Once […]
If you have been following my post on installing Home Assistant on Raspberry Pi, now it is the time to try posting MQTT message to […]
Now that you have Home Assistant installed, you will need to install MQTT broker to allow interaction between your IoT devices with Home Assistant. In […]
This is the continuation from the previous post Docker Installation. Now we can install Home Assistant via Docker into Raspberry Pi. To start the installation, […]
You will need two session of terminal to repair, the first session to run the mongo daemon and the second session to prune the database. […]
This is the continuation of the Temperature sensor project in the previous post. The concept is to allow the data from sensors (temperature, motion) can […]