…Add in the generous expansion space in the form of PCIe lane counts and even proper drive bays, and you have a machine that's built-for-purpose: more RAM for more…
…He writes for XDA-Developers, where he focuses on topics like productivity, networking, self-hosting, and more. Over the years, his work has also appeared in leading publications such as Android Police…
…He writes for XDA-Developers, where he focuses on topics like productivity, networking, self-hosting, and more. Over the years, his work has also appeared in leading publications such as Android Police…
…Likewise, I’ve got Container Tools for my self-hosting experiments, while Prettier makes my terribly formatted code a bit more readable. However, there’s one extension that I consider more important…
…Termius handles all my terminal-related activity on my self-hosted environments. I can connect to any of my servers with one click from the saved hosts. Not only hosts, it stores…
…Proxmox See at Proxmox Thankfully, you have scripts to help This saves so much time Proxmox is built on an Ubuntu core, and that makes it easy to pull some scripts together…
…overly convoluted UI – one that requires me to sift through multiple menus to access a specific tool. When I want to check the resources consumed by a self-hosted tool, I’d…
…One that I can retrain based on the information that I add to my own knowledge base. Related 3 productivity tools I pair with NotebookLM to instantly boost my workflow Why use…
…Both are batch machine-learning jobs, and on my home lab's i7-6700K, they sauntered. For a four-core Skylake chip from 2015, it can handle basically any self-hosting workload…
…Wrappers add overhead, so the same model on the same hardware runs noticeably faster in llama.cpp than in LM Studio, somewhere in the 5-20% range depending on your setup. llama…