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Well… I guess it’s time to expose my embarrassing setup to a crowd of networking experts. 😅

I can’t run an Ethernet cable from my house to my shed (it’s about 10 meters away), so I improvised a wireless bridge using a pair of TP-Link Deco mesh units.

In the shed I currently have:
- One PoE camera, powered via a PoE injector and connected to the Deco with Ethernet.
- One solar-powered Wi-Fi camera, which I plan to replace with a wired PoE camera soon.

I know it’s a bit of a MacGyver solution, but it’s been doing the job.

That said, I’m ready to invest in something more robust and I’m looking at moving to the Ubiquiti ecosystem. I already have a homelab, and I’d like to separate my cameras onto their own network/VLAN for security.

So here’s my question: if you were starting fresh with Ubiquiti, how would you replace this wireless bridge setup?
The only suggestion I’m hoping to avoid is “just pull a cable”. I’d love to, but it’s simply not possible with my current house.

I’m curious to hear what you’d recommend.

I’ve been wondering about this.

For years, Hetzner has been one of the go-to hosting providers because it offered a great price-to-performance ratio. The service was good enough, and the pricing made it an easy recommendation. That reputation helped the company keep growing.

If Hetzner is no longer considered as affordable or as compelling as it used to be, what happens then? If they stop attracting new customers and sales growth slows, their long-term growth story changes significantly.
How do companies and investors typically react when a business built around being the “cheap and good” option loses that competitive advantage? Does the company pivot, cut costs, raise prices further, or is there another strategy?

Hello,

I found my own website not ranking by its own name. So if I search the site name, it’s not coming up at all. While I do have Google Search Console; sitemap is loaded and I recently got my first 13 clicks. So pages are ranking, some more popular than others, but searching the actual domain name, returns absolutely nothing. The site is only 30 days old.

Im surprised by the idea that a lot of pages have been indexed, and get clicks, but the actual homepage does not…

What can I do? I