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Posts from January 2025 (4)

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2025-01-28 4:19 a.m.
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Join my session at CTTT25 this week: Level Up Your Teams Extensibility Game with Blazor | Session materials from Cloud Technology Townhall Tallinn 2025!

This week I'll be attending Cloud Technology Townhall Tallinn 2025. It's my first time in this event that's practically next door in the beautiful town of Tallinn! Although I guess the name was kind of a dead giveaway already, right? I'll be speaking about Blazor and Teams development stuff. This time I'll try to avoid any demo effects - had a couple the last time I've talked on this topic! But I think it'll be a blast!

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2025-01-21 1:32 p.m.
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koskila
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How to identify which wifi band your Decos are using?

This article explains how you can identify which wifi bands your TP-Link Decos are using, without using a WiFi Analyzer or other such tools. I'll also explain why you might need this information - in my case it was about interference (because of course it was!) And as usual, this article wouldn't have even been needed, if Copilot didn't try to misdirect me when I asked it the very same question, that is in the title of this post: How to identify which wifi band your Decos are using?

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2025-01-14 5:33 a.m.
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koskila
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Don't assign root domain to GitHub Pages if you use it for email!

Just a quick tip I learned the hard way: if you want to host a website on GitHub Pages, make sure to only point the www-subdomain, and not the "naked", apex domain, in case you're using it for email mailboxes. I learned the hard way that the A records pointing to GitHub's IPs will cause all email, and I really mean ALL email, to be blocked. Not outgoing email - but incoming! But as usual, we need to take a step back. What was I trying to do? Background

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2025-01-07 5:06 a.m.
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koskila
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Experiences from migrating to Bitwarden

I recently (finally) moved to a commercial Password Manager after I got tired of having to copy-paste everything from KeePass in my apps on Windows and letting the only company on Earth that has to remind themselves in their slogan NOT to be Evil handle all of my web/Android passwords. KeePass was feeling pretty clumsy and outdated, and Google just more and more evil. And actual, REAL Password Managers have more features than these free options, too.

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