tuxwire: An RSS Reader Built for Note-Taking
I’m a big fan of RSS readers. I like picking and choosing exactly where my news comes from, and RSS is still the best way I know to do that. Every day I read Linux, FOSS, and …
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Field notes from a Wayland desktop, a print farm, and a garage full of sim rigs — written as things get fixed, broken, and rebuilt.
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showing 5 of 23How to Set Up a Scratchpad for Your Macropad
Up until recently I’ve heard of scratchpads but, I honestly didn’t know what they were. One of the Linux channels I follow on YouTube is a big fan of using scratchpads. …
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I Love Cozy Games
I love playing cozy games. Most of these games are simple enough to not require much thought. Which is exactly what I like to play a lot of the time. Two games that I’ve put …
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My Start to Sim Racing
I’m not really sure what started it, but I thought to myself one day, “you know, I bet a racing game with a steering wheel would be a lot of fun.” I decided to …
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AI and Large Language Models
It seems that everything in the technology field is geard towards AI now. Every day that goes by you hear more and more about AI and Large Language Models. According to Chapter 9 …
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