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Linux gaming still breaks in ways that make normal people give up

I gave Gemini access to my entire Google Drive and it became the assistant I actually wanted

Your home lab's biggest mistake might be running everything in LXCs

I asked Claude to improve my home lab and it was wild

Your GPU upscales way more than just games, and old videos look incredible

I've been running some of the biggest open-weight LLMs for free on Nvidia's cloud

Steam Deck restocks are coming, but Valve is battling memory shortages and global supply chaos to make it happen

Satya Nadella wants Windows to use less RAM as part of a bigger push to win back consumers

Someone built the PlayStation controller PC dongle that Sony refuses to make

Someone ported the OG Xbox dashboard to PC, and yes, it launches Steam games

This powerful mini PC with an AMD Ryzen 7, 24GB RAM, and 512GB SSD is down to a price that's hard to ignore

Asus just dropped its 32-inch ProArt 6K monitor to an all-time low, and creators are taking notice

Four NVMe slots changed how I think about home lab storage, and a $170 mini PC made it click

I stopped underestimating my 3D printer after seeing 4 amazing features it could pull off

You, too, can build this ESP32 3D-printed solar system model, and yes, it spins

Ghostty is ditching GitHub over chronic reliability failures, and no one knows where it's going yet

By the time the Steam Machine ships, it will have already lost the market it was supposed to own

This 17-inch powerhouse laptop just became more affordable thanks to a $300 discount

This AMD processor crushes workloads at a price that finally makes sense

I upgraded to an RTX 4090 and only got half the performance boost I expected

I replaced NotebookLM with a local LLM, and the difference is night and day

Windows Task Manager has a useful hidden view that most people never actually use

IPS monitors promise no burn-in, but they're hiding bigger problems that you can't ignore anymore

Every AI code editor wants to replace VS Code, but the smartest ones are just extending it

Your old Nintendo 64 games are finally getting unofficial PC ports, and they run better than emulators

Wi-Fi 7 is ready, but your devices aren't — and that's costing you hundreds

Microsoft open-sources MS-DOS 1.0, offering a rare look at PC history

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