Networking. Tech. Gear.

My current daily-driver mesh. Wi-Fi 7, wired backhaul.

Tiny 10G switch that runs cool, costs nothing.

Yes it's overkill. Yes I bought it. Yes it's great.

The cheap riser-rated spool I keep replacing.

The mesh that made wired backhaul painless.

Stop putting access points on a bookshelf.

The dumb 16-port that handles every wired run in the house.

Same chip family, fewer ports, half the price.

The pre-made Cat 6 cables I keep in a drawer.

The cheap tester that has lived in my bag for years.

Where the rack lives, on the wall.

First line of defense between the wall and the rack.

Plain power strip, not a smart plug — that's the point.

The mic on every video. Built-in preamp killed my Cloudlifter.

Recording interface with field-recorder DNA.

All-day earbuds that don't hurt and don't isolate.

Solid frame, real wood top, fair price.

Dual-mode 4K/240 — the last monitor I needed to buy.

The only arm I trust under 30 lbs.

The cable tray that doesn't sag.

13 ports, two displays, one cable.