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As an ICT Professional, you are constantly making decisions based on what is best for the business and the users and the technology. Just because something is best practice does not mean that is the best way for you. A… Continue Reading →
Back in January, I had a HikVision bullet camera fail on me. It’s a shame, you buy these devices and after years of use outdoor in the elements they up and fail. For many years we had been using HikVision… Continue Reading →
Ubiquiti recently released their USW Flex Mini, the little sister to the USW Flex. This one doesn’t have pass-through POE nor is it outdoor rated… although it is still amazing. The first thing you need to grasp is the size… Continue Reading →
Since I started working in Technology and Education back in 2004 I can think of two major events that have helped in jumping technology in the classroom to the next level in Australia. The first one was the Digital Education… Continue Reading →
As many of us, I have recently gone from Teams being that application some used to suddenly everyone is using and it is one of… if not the most critical application we use. Teams for us is used for teachers… Continue Reading →
A quick post about a delivery I had yesterday By StarTrack, truly a delivery fail. I received a package yesterday from Ubiquiti… best place to leave it? Not on the door step but on the bottom of my driveway out… Continue Reading →
I am a sucker for a pretty graph, and it is something I have spent countless hours working on. And for the most part my go-to stack is Zabbix and Grafana, though I have recently been working with InfluxDB to… Continue Reading →
It’s something that all IT guys have in common… the assortment of tools that we carry around daily. Constantly ready to tackle the next networking issue or server emergency. While many are constantly on the move, engineers that move from… Continue Reading →
In January the CCGS ICT Department was fortunate enough to be able to spend the day together at Google. We all travelled down to Google’s Sydney office and checked out how the Googlers work. It was totally awesome! And of course, I… Continue Reading →
Surrounded by metal the device has a rich MacBook feel to it, even the centre placement of a shiny mirror logo makes it look like a MacBook. Opening it up the felt like base around the keyboard tells me this… Continue Reading →