The Open Source Iceberg: Unveiling the Depths of Community-Driven Software
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Frank
- September 18, 2026
- Blender
- Curl
- Daniel Stenberg
- debian
- Developer Community
- Firefox
- free software
- gift economy
- heartbleed
- Linux Foundation
- linux history
- open sorce
- open source community
- open source culture
- open source governance
- open source history
- open source iceberg
- open source security
- open source software
- openssl
- opentofu
- sqlite
- xz utils
Open source software is often perceived as a simple concept: free software, public code, and millions of contributors converging from around the globe. Yet, beneath the surface of this collaborative endeavor lies an intricate ecosystem built on licenses, gift economies, community governance, identity, and trust. In exploring this iceberg, we unearth the profound depth and […]
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Revolutionizing AI Resource Management with NVIDIA PAIR
The ability to efficiently manage computing resources can make a significant difference in productivity and cost-effectiveness. Enter NVIDIA PAIR, an innovative personal AI router that simplifies the pooling of local resources. Designed to maximize the use of your existing hardware, PAIR offers a seamless way to optimize AI workloads across different platforms, and better yet, […]
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Bridging the Gap: Linux as a New Home for Windows Applications
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Frank
- July 29, 2026
- arch linux
- Bottles
- compatibility layer
- CrossOver
- debian
- desktop computing
- fedora
- gaming on linux
- Linux 2026
- linux desktop
- linux mint
- Lutris
- open source software
- PC tips
- productivity software
- software review
- Windows alternative
- Windows applications
- Windows apps on Linux
- Windows compatibility
Windows 11 has chased away even hard core Windows users like myself. There’s an ongoing transformation in the realm of computing, and it’s happening quietly on Linux systems around the world. The ability for Linux to run Windows applications as if they were native programs is quickly turning from a distant possibility into reality. The […]
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How to Turn a Raspberry Pi into the Ultimate AI Assistant
Imagine a world where your personal assistant doesn’t just live in your phone or laptop but is right there in the palm of your hand, whispering answers in your ear, or even checking whether the coffee pot has been left on after you’ve bolted out the door. That’s not science fiction; it’s what small but […]
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7 new open source AI tools you need right now
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Frank
- March 17, 2026
- agentic code
- AI
- AI Agents
- ai assisted coding
- AI in software development
- ai tools
- app development
- artificial intelligence
- code report
- Coding
- coding in 2026
- Developer Tools
- Developers
- Fireship
- heretic
- impeccable
- lesson
- MicroFish
- Mirrorish
- NanoChat
- Open Source
- open source software
- Open Viking
- OpenViking
- Programming
- Prompt Fu
- PropmtFoo
- Recall AI
- software dev
- software development
- Tech
- Technology
- the agency
- Tutorial
- webdev
Imagine stepping into a world where every line of code you type is scrutinized not just by your colleagues or an overbearing project manager but by a chorus of AI agents, each eager to chip in their two cents. Welcome to the landscape of software development in 2026, where coding is less an act of […]
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What Happens When You Train an AI with 10,000 Memes
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Frank
- June 9, 2024
- AI
- ai developer
- ai meme
- artificial intelligence
- best memes
- chat GPT
- chatGPT
- Claude
- Code
- Coding
- coding tech
- coding with lewis
- coding with lewis reddit
- gpt4
- how to become a developer
- how to code with ai
- memes
- mistral
- open source software
- open source tech
- OpenAI
- Programming
- Python
- python code
- python code for beginners
- python code review
- python tutorial
- Software
- software engineer
- Tech
- Technology
- Web scraping
- ylyl
A video walkthrough by Coding with Lewis on training an AI with over 10,000 memes to generate funny captions, including data collection, model training, and challenges faced. IDEAS: – AI trained with 10,000 memes to automatically generate captions for images. Initial AI attempts at humor were largely unsuccessful and not funny. Memes evolved from user-generated […]
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From Closed to Open: Building and Running MS-DOS with Ease
Microsoft has released the code to MS-DOS 4.00 on GitHub; Dave’s Garage takes you a tour of the code, builds it, and runs it on original hardware.
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The Making of GNU: The World’s First Open-Source Software
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Frank
- May 14, 2023
- emacs
- free software
- free software foundation
- gcc
- gdb
- gnu
- gnu history
- gnu linux
- gnu linux distros
- gnu linux documentary
- gnu linux os
- gnu linux vs linux
- gnu/linux
- gnu/linux (operating system)
- history of gnu
- history of gnu project
- history of gnu/linux
- Linus Torvalds
- Linux
- linux history
- linux kernel history
- Linux operating system
- Open Source
- open source contribution
- open source news
- open source objects
- open source software
- richard stallman
This video is from ForrestKnight. The GNU Project was the first widely recognized open source software project, as we understand the term today (the practice of sharing and collaborating on software code predates GNU by several years). The making of the GNU Project is a story that every tech enthusiast should know.
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Testing, linting and documentation in Qiskit
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Frank
- April 3, 2023
- Algorithm
- API
- Cloud
- Coding
- Developer
- Development
- Getting Started
- GitHub
- hello world
- IBM
- IBM Research
- Jupyter
- Machine Learning
- Open Source
- open source software
- open-source
- Physics
- programming quantum computers
- Python
- qiskit
- Quantum
- quantum algorithms
- quantum computer programming
- Quantum Computers
- Quantum Computing
- quantum information
- quantum machine learning
- Quantum Mechanics
- Quantum Physics
- quantum programming
- Qubit
- science
- SDK
- Software
Contributing to Qiskit involves more than just writing code! Learn the basics of testing, linting and documentation requirements for Qiskit.
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Raspberry Pi Projects 2020
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Frank
- April 1, 2020
- best pi projects
- best raspberry pi projects
- best raspberry pi projects 2020
- open hardware
- Open Source
- open source hardware
- open source software
- pi
- pi 2020
- pi 3
- pi 4
- Pi Day
- pi day 2020
- pi projects
- pi projects 2020
- Pi Zero
- Raspberry Pi
- raspberry pi 2020
- raspberry pi 4 projects
- raspberry pi diy projects
- raspberry pi ideas
- raspberry pi projects
- raspberry pi projects 2020
- tjfree
- top 10 pi projects
- top 10 raspberry pi projects
- top raspberry pi projects
You’re probably stuck at home right about now and, if you’re like me, you have a couple Raspberry Pi’s laying around. TJ FREE shares some cool project ideas to put them (and your lockdown time) to good use.
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