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If the router keeps restarting, if you understand the adapter line, you don't need to buy a voltage regulator
The air conditioner's light dims as soon as you turn it on. Will the router be restarted by voltage fluctuations? I took a multimeter and measured the sockets at home, my sister's old neighborhood, and my cousin's village house one by one, pairing it with the 100-240V line on the adapter, and figured out whether I should buy a voltage regulator....
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qBittorrent is paired with RSS rules, and NAS automatically tracks dramas
My wife watches two episodes of the show every week. Before, I had to manually find resources and drag it into the NAS, and the updates would stop after a business trip. Later, I used qBittorrent's built-in RSS subscription to set three download rules: I downloaded a new episode at midnight, downloaded it myself, and watched it in the morning. The smart series filter box saved me 6GB in the first week....
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After a power outage and power on, the smart devices are all offline. Do not unplug each device individually; wait five minutes in sequence
After a 52-minute outage, the doorbell dimmed, the speaker went off, the camera went blank, and my mom almost unplugged and replugged them one by one. Actually, over forty pieces of equipment would come back on their own, but only three needed to be rescued. If the order was wrong, it would have taken an extra hour of trouble....
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Installing AdGuard Home on a NAS to remove ads throughout the house: blocking 60,000 calls a month, TV startup in 3 seconds
Last year, there was a TV startup ad stopped once, and there's still some tail left. She's had enough of her wife's phone screen on. I simply installed AdGuard Home in Feiniu NAS's Docker, combined with the Chinese ruleset for FamilyMart's DNS and the previous version, blocking 68,000 entries in a month. Douyin and Taobao can't block HTTPDNS, and if you choose the wrong interception mode, your TV goes black and the screen goes black—you've got yourself all caught in the traps....
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The TV can't turn off all ads when it turns on, so the set switch only covers half of it, leaving the rest to call customer service
I turned off the startup ads for both TVs at home: the switch in settings only turned off half, and the remaining half was called customer service to report the device number, which would be gone after two or three business days for remote delivery. I've also tried blocking domain names on the router. If blocked correctly, it goes straight to the home screen on startup; if blocked wrong, it goes black and waits over ten seconds, which actually makes it slower. How to choose among the three paths? This article has arranged them in order....
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Syncthing pairs once, and the WeChat file never gets lost again
Once my child's videos expired on WeChat, I couldn't find them, so I used Syncthing to connect my computer, phone, and NAS: direct transmission from device to device, no cloud drives, no speed limits. Pairing means swapping device IDs. Once version control is enabled, accidental deletions are no longer a concern. The installation method, pairing, and pitfalls are all here....
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Nighttime delays, room issues, and just one device check—six types of slow methods for symptom diagnosis
If your home internet is slow, don't rush to change your router yet. I broke down the slow system into six types: night lag, room lag, just one device lag, slow web downloads, fast video testing, and wired or wireless slow. I assigned each one according to the numbers. Three slow places at my cousin's house were stacked together, and I fixed them all without spending a cent....
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Smart devices need to enable location permissions for network setup, and WiFi passwords have four paths
The first step in installing a smart device is setting up a network. The app requires location permissions, and without it, you can't set it up. I took apart my phone and tried four ways to send the WiFi password to the device, then understood: device hotspot, broadcast notification, Bluetooth handover, scanning code to match the password. The route where network connection failed and the route was stuck was completely different....
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Installing Imamich on a NAS instead of Google Photos, with Chinese image search models first
Google Photos can't be used domestically; Immich is just a cheap alternative installed on your own NAS. I ran on Feiniu for a month: the external library lets you get over 40,000 photos per copy without having to recopy, facial recognition is better than the built-in album, but Chinese image searches require you to change the model to multilingual first, and the N100's memory account is calculated for you....
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I copied the backend of my smart device for thirty days; only those who can shoot videos are the real traffic users
Old Sun across the street asked how much data more than twenty smart devices use per month and whether they wanted to upgrade to broadband. I couldn't answer, so I copied the data data from the backend of two routers for thirty days: all devices combined about 5GB per month, which is not as good as a 4K movie, but the few that can record videos make up the majority. A day of continuous cloud storage can consume over 20GB....

