Author: Jarrod

How-To: Raspberry Pi SSH on Windows 10 with CMD

Posted by Jarrod | Apr 18, 2020 | How-To |

Most of the time with my Raspberry PI I remote in using VNC, this is good and I like using a GUI,...

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Tip: Connect UPS to Synology NAS

Posted by Jarrod | Apr 9, 2020 | Tips |

A NAS is great, you can do a whole host of tasks with it, but what happens if there is a black out...

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Project: RaspberryPI as a DNS Server | Pi-Hole

Posted by Jarrod | Mar 8, 2020 | Project, Raspberry Pi |

Lets face it, ads can be annoying. You can install ad blockers on all of your devices, but what if...

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Tip: Dreamhost without changing Nameserver (External DNS)

Posted by Jarrod | Feb 13, 2020 | Tips |

We host a lot of websites and use DNSMadeEasy for our DNS. Many hosting companies tell you to...

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How To: Download podcast automatically Synology NAS

Posted by Jarrod | Jan 16, 2020 | How-To |

I’ve recently realized that there is a very easy way to download podcasts automatically to...

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ABOUT THIS SITE

Hello, I’m Jarrod. On Jarrod’s Tech I upload any tips and fixes that I come across while working in the IT industry. I also post Tutorials and Projects that I complete, these focus on Raspberry Pi and Synology NAS.

My aim on this site is to share knowledge with others and help them solve issues. If you have an idea, let me know.

Thank You for your Support! I really appreciate it!

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Thank you for visiting

Hi, I hope you find my site useful! I, like you are an enthusiast and do not make any income whatsoever from this site. It is my blog site. Everything I write is in my spare time and posted “as is” and without warranty. All posts are correct at the time of writing, I do my best to keep my site current but cannot continually check every post. If you find something that no longer works, let me know via comment or email and I will happily do my best to update it. Systems, packages, software and repositories are constantly changing and I cannot keep up with every change or update.