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Setting up WAN Failover on a USG
For many years, I've been intrigued about routers that have cellular backup to maintain connectivity when the primary Internet does down. I've never pursued setting this up as my Internet connection has been quite reliable with downtime measured in hours over the last few years. The cost to set this up could never be justified for my home setup.
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A new diet
Several years ago I wrote that I went gluten free to help with some intestinal issues. Doing that combined with my ulcerative colitis medicine has kept me in check for awhile. Unfortunately things changed earlier this year and my colitis acted up.
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Review: Running Buddy smartphone pouch
For many years, I've been using a Wahoo Fitness Sportband
to hold my iPhone when I run. I've replaced it a few times and try my best to keep it in good shape. It appears that rinsing it after I run and adjusting the strap caused my last one to wear out prematurely. I can't say that I've been disappointed with it, but when I heard a recommendation for the Running Buddy
on MacBreak Weekly, I figured I'd give it a try.
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Dealing with the IoOT
No, the title is not a typo. I'm coining the acronym Internet of Outdated Things! I've written in the past about keeping devices updated and the recent KRACK attack brings this issue back to the forefront. I've already updated by UniFi access points and am waiting for updates from Apple and Amazon for clients that I have connecting over WiFi. The only other devices that I have on my WiFi network are a few old SlimDevices Squeezeboxes.
to hold my iPhone when I run. I've replaced it a few times and try my best to keep it in good shape. It appears that rinsing it after I run and adjusting the strap caused my last one to wear out prematurely. I can't say that I've been disappointed with it, but when I heard a recommendation for the 
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