I use Claude Pro every day, and it has nothing to do with coding
You don’t need to code to get your money’s worth
I stopped waiting for good PC ports and just use RetroArch for everything now
Taking matters into my own hands
I connected my local LLM to Home Assistant through MCP, and now my smart home manages itself
Yet another fun way to control my smart home hub
I built 3 Python apps with Claude Code that actually saved me time
Reclaiming my time, one prompt at a time
I automated my entire workflow with Claude and cut my work hours in half
My journey form overworked to automated.
5 overlooked PC hardware mistakes you're probably guilty of even in 2026
Both PC building and maintenance involves some not-so-obvious traps
MoCA adapters are the most underrated networking upgrade, and I installed mine in 10 minutes
The easiest networking upgrade for so many homes
I connected Claude to Google Calendar, and scheduling stopped wasting my time
Connecting Claude to Google Calendar saved me time on scheduling, from checking dates to fixing events and cleaning up my calendar every week.
I stopped being afraid to break my systems after learning what each OS actually needs to recover
Three very different ways of working, one overworked sysadmin
I tested the same NVMe in two generations of PCIe slot and learned why most people are upgrading wrong
You don't need to match PCIe generations for storage