6 lessons I learned after ditching Plex for Jellyfin on my NAS
A self-hosted setup that finally feels mine
Linux has better Windows game compatibility at this stage than Windows does, and Proton is why
It's true.
The first Googlebook hardware leaks are wild.
New hardware leaks from ASUS and Lenovo spell out some key specs -- and point to Google bringing some big apps for creative professionals to its new desktop platform.
Smart TV software ages terribly, so I built my setup around a streaming box instead
Smart TV software can become slow and cluttered long before the panel wears out, so I built my setup around a replaceable streaming box instead.
I used a travel router at home for the first time recently, and now I understand why people love them
A travel router can both complement your main router as well as fully replace it.
I ditched OneNote for Obsidian until I found one setting that changed everything
One setting made OneNote usable again.
I pushed FSR 4.1 and DLSS 4.5 to their limits on older hardware, and one changed my mind about 4K gaming
It was neck-and-neck, until it wasn't
I run same local LLM on an RTX 5070 and integrated graphics, and the results were beyond my expectations
You don't need an expensive GPU to start running local AI.
Linux 7.2 is on track to release next week as AI bug finders continue to set the new norm for the kernel
It's almost here. Maybe.