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A technical guide on setting up multicast TV distribution on a home network using ffmpeg and multicast routing protocols, with examples for local and routed scenarios.
Troy Hunt shares how he used Claude to integrate data from UniFi, Home Assistant, and Pi-Hole to gain insights into his home network, and how Claude quickly identified a dead Pi-Hole as the cause of a Sonos connectivity issue.
Portero is a macOS utility that helps users identify what process is listening on any given port.
A new network has been launched that allows AI agents to discover and interact with each other, enabling autonomous agent communication.
Aquaduck is seeking beta testers for its new AI inference network, inviting early users to try the service.
Introduces the correct configuration method for Shadowrocket, including loading remote rule modules to achieve smart split tunneling, avoiding domestic websites going through proxy causing lag, and provides TUN mode configuration and ad-blocking modules.
Introduces a method to build a free VPN node through Cloudflare, no server or coding required, suitable for unlocking AI tools like ChatGPT, with a step-by-step tutorial.
Amazon unveiled 'Resilient Network Graphs' (RNG), a data center network design that reduces hardware needs by 69% and increases throughput by 33%, now default for most AWS workloads after quiet deployment since last year.
A network engineer provides a free service offering full BGP feeds for IPv4 and IPv6, intended for lab use, with detailed configuration examples for Cisco IOS and IOS XR.
DevRecorder is a screen recording tool tailored for developers, featuring console, network, error capture, and annotations.
Discussion about Trump's team using US phone number data roaming to directly access the internet, but not when connected to Wi-Fi.
S-UI is an advanced web panel built on SagerNet/Sing-Box for managing multi-protocol proxy configurations with features like traffic routing, subscription links, and multi-language support.
Pi-hole is a network-wide DNS sinkhole that blocks ads and unwanted content across all devices on a network without client-side software. It runs on Linux hardware, supports IPv4/IPv6, and can also function as a DHCP server.