Ben Owen

Effective communication for IT engineers requires active listening, tailoring language to suit the audience, and delivering clear, concise messages. Utilizing visual aids, encouraging feedback, and interpreting non-verbal cues are also essential for fostering collaboration and building trust. By developing these skills, engineers can better articulate ideas, resolve conflicts, and simplify complex technical information, ultimately leading to improved project outcomes and greater professional success.

Ads are rarely popular. They often feel intrusive, annoying, and disruptive. On top of that, they usually come bundled with tracking cookies and analytics scripts that send data back to the source—yet despite all this information, the ads rarely end up being genuinely useful or relevant.

I have decided to build a home server to host my blog which is all self-managed via a Raspberry Pi 5. The Pi is housed in a Piornman5 case with the option of an NVMe SSD. I’m still in the process of looking at which one to purchase, I probably wont need anything more than 256GB.

Creating a backup of your Raspberry Pi data is essential, and following the steps below will help ensure your backup is both safe and secure.

If you're looking to host a small website or web application, the Raspberry Pi can be a surprisingly powerful and affordable solution. While it’s not built to handle massive amounts of traffic or run resource-heavy, dynamic websites, it excels at serving lighter content.