The era of tech "shrinkflation" is beginning
The RAM price crisis and difficulties at its internal chips division make this a weird time for Google hardware.
I ditched Claude Code for a local model and a cloud supervisor, and it's twice as fast
The cloud plans, Qwen does chores.
I thought my travel router would collect dust, but I use it for these 3 things at home
Once you are start experimenting, you will see several reasons to keep it plugged in all year-round
I rolled my own personal cloud I can access from any browser and I love it
This cloud OS makes easy work of containerized services
I finally found a vibe-coding tool I can trust with my home lab, and the AI never sees a single API key
Tines 3B is a fantastic platform for developers and vibe-coders alike, and its unique approach is the best I've seen yet.
These decades-old open-source apps still outperform many modern alternatives
Some software gets old, while some simply gets better.
Stop trusting Tailscale's servers with your home network when you can run the whole thing yourself
It has never been easier to take full control of remote access for your home network
I ditched Ollama for Docker, and my local LLM setup finally stopped being a hassle
I chose Docker for convenience.
I disabled this Samsung Galaxy setting and got better battery life as a bonus
Samsung probably wishes I'd left this enabled.
I enabled this hidden Google Maps setting, and my phone battery stopped draining on long road trips
My phone battery finally outlasts the journey.