…GhostBSD is a terrific distro for everyday tasks While NomadBSD is great for live USB setups Starting off with the most consumer-friendly distribution of the bunch, GhostBSD has most of the…
…Even my relatively modest setup has quite a few plugins at this point. There's one more thing about the setup that's great, and it's what makes all of this…
…I currently use the AdBlocker Home plugin for my IP blocklists, with Unbound acting as the recursive DNS resolver, and this setup has served the pfBlockerNG-shaped hole in my networking arsenal…
…Many beginners forget to set up a legacy plan entirely. If you lose your master password, drop your phone containing your 2FA seeds in a lake, or simply pass away, your self…
…With a mini PC, it'll always just be a matter of time before you run into headless setup headaches, and you'll find yourself scrambling for cables when something breaks. On…
…The "small" models people recommend for beginners still typically need at least 16GB of RAM to run comfortably, and that's just to get something working. And while the outputs might meet…
…It works better when it has a clearly defined role , a modest workload, and a setup I’m not constantly tinkering with just because I can. That shift didn’t make the…
…The problem is that this isn't especially obvious when Ollama is sitting behind another tool, especially for the beginners Ollama is supposed to help. On top of that, Ollama's abstraction…
…So, I went with llama.cpp instead, an inference engine that’s far more customizable and efficient than its beginner-friendly counterpart. For reference, I’ve been using the underlying system (Ryzen…
…Sure, connecting a BME280 sensor to a Raspberry Pi is easier as a beginner, but with a little bit of effort, it’s possible to hook it up to an ESP32, flash…
