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5 ways Linux breathed new life into my old gaming laptop
Before you recycle that old gaming laptop, you might want to see what mine is doing!
I built a smarter music player by modernizing Winamp with Claude's help
The llama whipped Winamp back into shape.
Why humanoid robots actually make sense (and it's not what Hollywood told you)
Training AI on human videos and VR control gives bipedal bots a head start handling messy real world chores.
5 Gemini Spark prompts that save me hours every week
Stop wasting time on digital chores—these five Gemini Spark prompts put my inbox, streaming picks, and weekly schedule on autopilot
I ran DLSS 5 on one of the "most realistic" games of the 2000s, and the results weren't as horrifying as I expected
Characters look better than I expected.
Get to the task at hand faster with the SpeakON AI Communicator
This article is sponsored by SpeakON
I made Claude last 8x longer by changing this one default setting
The secret to making your Claude usage limits last longer is sitting right under your nose.
I built a voice assistant that is faster than Alexa and completely private
Self-hosted doesn't mean inferior.
I let AI handle my Plex transcode and saved 8.5TB without lifting a finger
A five-node Tdarr setup processed thousands of files while preserving the content I actually watch.
I built a hybrid AI setup that keeps my data local but lets me use Claude for hard jobs
Self-hosting most of my AI jobs keeps my data secure.
Windows 11's Weather app eats 1GB of RAM—this is how I built my own that doesn't
Goodbye bloated Windows weather app.
One dev turned the Linux desktop into a single app, and it's surprisingly good
It's a Linux app pretending to be a desktop environment that looks like macOS or Windows.
I let my smart home devices chat in Discord and it was hilariously disappointing
Who knew a soil moisture sensor could have main character energy?
Stop paying for Claude and ChatGPT — NVIDIA is offering free models that’re just as good
Don't just blindly pay for the most popular AI tools. A bit of research will unveil a lot more cost-effective options.
I built a private AI document search engine my wife and I can use from any device at home
My wife and I can search information buried in our documents from any PC in the house, while everything stays on our own hardware
Anthropic researcher says AI has a 10% chance to kill all humans by 2036
There are ways to safeguard AI, if the companies are determined to do it.
Gauth is making learning simple with its all-in-one AI study platform
This article is sponsored by Gauth
I ditched Claude for a local AI that writes Excel formulas and automations for me
Excel with a local AI can be as good as Copilot or Claude.