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OPNsense 25.7.5 Update: GeoIP Migration, Network Driver Fixes, and OpenSSL Security Updates

The latest OPNsense release, version 25.7.5, has arrived, bringing a mix of feature changes, system refinements, and important security pat…

Fixing DaVinci Resolve Crashes Caused by Locale Settings

If DaVinci Resolve Studio crashes whenever you click a Fusion Text+ title on Linux and you're using a non-US locale (e.g. en_GB.UTF-8), the…

OPNsense 25.7.4 Released – Performance Boosts, New Features, and Fixes

The latest update to OPNsense, version 25.7.4, is now available, bringing a range of performance improvements, new features, and important …

FreeBSD 14.3 Wireless Performance: Real Tests vs 14.2 and Arch Linux

FreeBSD 14.3 quietly shipped a big quality-of-life improvement for laptop and small-form-factor users: Wi-Fi performance. In this video and…

MeLE Quieter 4C Mini PC Review: Silent, Fanless, Surprisingly Capable

Today we’re taking a close look at the MeLE Quieter 4C Mini PC — a fanless, ultra-compact computer designed for low-power, silent operation…

Official OPNsense Hardware: DEC2770 in the Rack

If you follow my channel you’ll know I’ve covered a fair bit of OPNsense gear lately, including Deciso’s compact DEC675 and DEC677 desktop …

Official OPNsense Hardware Deciso DEC677

Diving into secure, high-performance networking has just gotten a whole lot more exciting. The newly released Deciso DEC677 - officially br…

ScreenConnect Now Requires Code Signing Certificate

If you're running an on-premise ScreenConnect (ConnectWise Control) server, you may have recently encountered issues with client installers…

Upgrade to pfSense 2.8.0 (Full Walkthrough + New Features!)

We’ve just released a full step-by-step walkthrough on upgrading from pfSense Community Edition 2.7.x to the newly released pfSense 2.8.0. …

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