…That gives me control over everything no matter which ecosystem it was designed to work with, and I could even add custom-made sensors if I wanted to. It also means I…
…Every aspect of these cards, be it their visibility, card width, sub-buttons, or even the action performed upon tapping them, can be fully customized. Heck, Bubble Card has its own companion…
…That said, I came across a community project that brought the all-powerful TrueNAS to ARM systems a few months ago, and after using it on my Raspberry Pi 5 for a…
…TrueNAS Community Edition (or Scale, as we veterans call it) has supported containers for a while, but their utility was mostly restricted to running FOSS applications. Yes, you could spin up a…
…Sign in to your XDA account Synology is the default recommendation for many within the network-attached storage (NAS) community and for good reason. The company produces some of the best turnkey…
…Hyprland proves that customization can still feel modern Linux users love customization, but a lot of desktop customization still feels fragmented. You change a theme in one place, tweak shortcuts elsewhere, install…
…I can create custom views based on my requirements like sender, priority, or even custom tags I have created. There is even a deep integration with Notion Calendar where I can schedule…
…The commercial ones are impressive with custom PCBs and compact builds. However, I became interested in the DIY route to build custom sensors : a door sensor with a magnetic reed switch, a…
…But what really makes this agent harness stand out from its rivals is the fact that it can be customized with extensions – and not just outdated tools from random community GitHub repos…
…Whether it’s opening a specific project, changing a theme, or running a custom script to format my text, my hands never have to leave the home row. Infinite customization The extension…