I tried caring about ChatGPT and Claude, but I still haven't found a real need for LLMs
…See at Claude Related My local LLM is the best productivity tool I've installed in years, and it costs nothing to run It turned out to be more useful than I…
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Moving cheap IoT gear to a guest network solved more problems than I expected
…Most of them weren't actual devices they used, like a PC, phone, or NAS , but instead, they were IoT devices that were installed and forgotten about: a camera, a doorbell, a…
The Linux desktop's biggest upgrade was learning when not to ask the user
…needed to be. Installing updates, connecting displays, switching audio devices, and pairing Bluetooth accessories could all turn into little decision trees. Sometimes that was useful, especially when troubleshooting something unusual. Most of…
Your home lab probably falls apart for the wrong reason, and these tools fix it
…That’s the point where a tool like Grafana stops being overkill and starts saving you from a lot of blind troubleshooting. This is where a home lab starts becoming more than…
Your ISP router is the biggest bottleneck in your home network, and you know it
…And in case you didn't know, your ISP can also monitor your web traffic and has a backdoor in place for "troubleshooting." So, if you haven't already, replace your ISP…
I don't pay for these 3 Google services anymore, and here's what I use instead
…Over the last decade he's written hundreds of articles about Linux configuration, troubleshooting weird problems, and using open-source tools in the real world. He also works a lot with Windows…
Your router is probably misconfigured right now, and these 5 one-minute fixes will prove it
…Sign in to your XDA account Most people don't really bother checking their router's settings once it's installed and starts broadcasting a working Wi-Fi connection. If you're…
TrueNAS SCALE tried to do everything, so I gave it one job and moved the rest to Proxmox
…Should you change the wrong setting or install a package that affects something else running on the paltform, you've just gone and ruined everyone's day. It's also fairly limited…
6 projects I’ve already built with my $15 Raspberry Pi Zero 2W
…I installed OctoPi and connected it to the printer via USB. With some tuning, it works well for managing print jobs, sending G-code, and even starting prints remotely. I keep it…
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