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I stopped looking for apps that do exactly what I want, and started vibe-coding the missing features
I'm done settling for almost perfect
The tidal wave of AI bug reports may hopefully come to an end as Linux 7.4-rc2 got more fixes than reports
Keyword being 'hopefully'.
I gave my primary phone to Android Auto and made a huge mistake until I switched to a secondhand device
A cheap secondhand phone fixed everything.
This one Pixel setting fix stops the Android 17 animation stutter, and it takes 30 seconds to apply
A fix is on the way, but stopgap measures should suffice until they arrive
I turned an old PC into a retro console with Batocera, and it boots straight into my game library
Batocera lets me play the classics from the couch without reaching for a keyboard
I ditched Inkscape for an open-source Illustrator rival built with AI
Five weeks old and already on my taskbar
The Nvidia board is investigating a potential case of spying on Jensen Huang
The Nvidia CEO admits to having an affair with the alleged spy.
One hidden Android setting made my Pixel feel snappier the moment I changed it
Make your phone feel instantly faster without having to do much.
I stopped using Amazon’s Kindle app after connecting my old e-reader to a self-hosted server
EPUBs deserve better than Send to Kindle.
I tried a cheap Raspberry Pi rival for a month, and its hardware was only a small part of the problem
A cheap Raspberry Pi rival sounded great until I saw its software support
Emulating arcade games is harder than emulating consoles, and MAME's 30-year history shows why
Emulating a Super Nintendo is easy, but emulating an arcade cabinet is a different beast
After 15 years, KDE’s Dolphin File Manager gets its columns view back
It was a long wait, but it's here.
My Jellyfin server handles 4K HDR on every TV in the house after I set up tone mapping properly
A little tweaking got 4K HDR working across all my TVs.
I explored these hidden Pixel developer settings and my phone feels faster
A few taps inside Developer Options made my old Pixel feel surprisingly fresh again.
The PlayStation 3 briefly made buying a console a way to buy a Linux computer
It was a little too good at what it did, though.
I tried replacing Microsoft 365 with a vibe-coded app and a popular FOSS toolkit, and only one stuck
I went looking for something new and ended up sticking with a familiar approach to productivity.
Someone used Claude to make their own all-in-one Plex-like app, and it's only 15mb
As far as vibe-coded projects go, this one is pretty cool.
I expected Claude Code to crush its open-source rival on my 16GB GPU, but that’s not what happened
Agentic AI isn't blocked by a paywall anymore
My external SSD was running at a fraction of its speed, and the USB hub between it and my PC was the reason
Under-specced USB hub can hold accessories back.
N64 games look blurry in most emulators because of how the console drew them, and one setting can fix it
N64 games look smeared on modern screens, but small tweaks can go a long way
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