Hyprland's biggest strength is also why I'm switching back to KDE
Hyprland offers a ridiculous level of customization for Linux users, but the learning curve is going to keep me on KDE for a while longer.
I used Ollama and LM Studio for a month, and one clearly won for beginners by a mile
I tested both, and beginners have one clear winner.
I turned my old Android phone into an iPod Classic, and it streams from my Navidrome server
NostalgicPod brings the iPod back to life, but with your entire self-hosted music library.
After years in Obsidian, Logseq 2.0's database approach is making me reconsider everything
I never expected Logseq to become a serious Obsidian competitor.
PowerToys finally made Windows feel like an OS I could actually own, not just rent
There's finally enough in PowerToys that I can take ownership of Windows.
This note-taking app is so good that I stopped using OneNote, Notion, and Obsidian
The all-in-one workspace that works.
This ESP32-S3 build lets you monitor overhead flights and space launches from your desk
It looks great, too.
Valve's new Steam Controller is the best gamepad I've used, but it stops being one when you close Steam
I love the new Steam Controller, but it has some interesting quirks.
I cut my Windows boot time in half by running one simple command, and you can too
It was free and saved me from buying a new SSD.
I made my own Perplexity locally, and the only thing I lost was the monthly bill
The experience is almost as good.