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Switching Your Home Network to UniFi

Software Programming

I recently switched over my home network to all UniFi based gear, and I’ve had several co-workers and friends ask about it, there’s a bit of a learning curve to figure out what exactly you actually need to get a network put together with UniFi, so I figured I’d write up my thoughts in the form of a blog post so I can refer folks to it in the future.

A product photo of three white UniFi rackmount network switches stacked together, patch cables fanning out of their ports and a small throughput display lit on each front panel.
  • 08 Aug 2020

Paper Mario Party - Build Your Own Mario Party Style Board Game

Personal Games

I bought Super Mario Party for the Nintendo Switch for my kids as an Easter present (although, honestly, it was more of a “something to do during the Covid-19 safer-at-home order” present), and it’s been a big hit.

A hand-drawn board game on butcher paper titled 'Paper Mario Party', with a grid of Item and Chance spaces, hand-cut decks of cards, paper coins and stars, and cutout Mario and Luigi heads as player tokens.
  • 26 May 2020

Running Entity Framework Queries from Embedded Resource SQL Files with EFQueryScript

Programming Software

Persistence, Neglected

A .sql file named GetTop10ArtistsByPlaylistCount.sql open in Visual Studio, containing a T-SQL query that joins the Artists, Albums, Tracks and Playlist_Track tables to count playlist appearances.
  • 04 May 2020
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