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Photo by Nathan Anderson on UnsplashWhy Small Mini PCs Are Taking Over the Home Lab
Quiet, low-power mini PCs are a common starting point for home labs and self-hosting. Here is what they handle well, how to choose one, and the mistakes to avoid.
WizardTux· · 5 min read
Photo by Clint Patterson on UnsplashWindows Server 2016 Ends Support in January: A Migration Checklist
Windows Server 2016 stops getting security updates in January 2027. Here is how to find every 2016 server, choose upgrade, migrate or retire for each, and handle the ones that must stay.
WizardTux· · 6 min read
After 10 Years in I.T. What I wish I knew
After working in I.T. for 10 years what have I learned, and what do I see that other people getting into the space lack.
WizardTux· · 2 min read
We're Moving Back to our Roots
It's been a long time coming but I think it's time we move back to our roots.
WizardTux· · 3 min read
Sweat Smarter, Not Harder: The Rise of Emerging Fitness Tech and Your Home Lab
The world of fitness is rapidly evolving, moving beyond just sweat and reps into a realm where data, personalization, and immersive experiences are taking center stage.
WizardTux· · 6 min read
Why Small Businesses Lean on Managed Service Providers
Discover why small businesses turn to MSPs for IT management, cost savings, and expert support. Learn how to choose the right provider for lasting success.
WizardTux· · 6 min read
From Blueprint to Gigabit
Learn how to design and implement a computer network for a new building. Step-by-step guide to build a scalable, secure, and seamless network infrastructure.
WizardTux· · 5 min read
Getting Started with Linux as a Server: 10 Basic Commands You Need to Know
New to Linux servers? Learn 10 essential Linux commands to confidently manage your server. Beginner-friendly guide for mastering the Linux command line.
WizardTux· · 6 min read
Homelabbing for Beginners: Break Things, Learn Things, and Have Fun
Discover the joy of homelabbing! Learn how to set up your own homelab, experiment with exciting tech projects, and gain hands-on IT experience.
WizardTux· · 6 min read