Can this tiny $100 PC replace every streaming service?
Every so often, the lure of DIY tech projects beckons, whispering promises of freedom, cost savings, and customization. The latest siren call for many, myself included, has been the DIY Home Lab movement, particularly the idea of setting up your own media server. The premise is alluring: dodge the increasing costs of streaming services by […]
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GitHub Universe has the Best Badges
In the bustling world of tech conferences, swag is pretty standard fare – you know, the usual pens, notebooks, and sometimes, if you’re lucky, a quirky gadget or two. However, every once in a while, you stumble upon something truly unique, something that not only catches your eye but also captures the essence of creativity […]
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How to Block Ads on ALL DEVICES (Smart TVs) — Simplest Pi-hole Tutorial
Imagine bidding farewell to those pesky ads on your favorite streaming services without breaking the bank. That’s the kind of digital independence that a simple tool like the Raspberry Pi can offer. Today, let’s dive into a tech-savvy project that combines the affordability of a Raspberry Pi with the effectiveness of a network-wide ad blocker. […]
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How to Use AI as a rubber duck with RHEL Lightspeed
There’s a thrill that comes from catching the AI train—everyone seems to be hopping on board. Yet, as thrilling as it is, the screeching train on the AI tracks is louder than its destination: problem-solving. Let’s take a moment to refocus, not on the train, but on the journey it promises and how it can […]
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How to Combine Junk Laptops into a Supercomputer
When it comes to tech enthusiasts and DIY makers, sometimes the appeal lies not in using the latest, shiniest equipment, but rather in pushing the limits of what’s already lying around, collecting dust. Recently, I watched a video on a curious endeavor: could one transform a trio of nearly obsolete, decade-old ThinkPads into a makeshift […]
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