Arthur Brugière

France’s proposed merger of the IRD with the CNRS could put at risk the IRD’s unique role in sustainable development research and eight decades of partnerships with countries in the Global South.

Taming an Inspiron 11 for travel This is my travel laptop.

Since my last post, Ollama has been serving LFM2.5-2.6B from the Iris Xe iGPU of my Intel NUC.

Like everyone, I'm interested in running my own Large Language Models (LLM), so I installed Ollama in my homelab some time ago.

My homelab is not in one place.

I own an old Dell Inspiron 2-in-1 11-3158 that I bought at a flea market years ago and made my travel machine: an i3-6100U running MX Linux with Cinnamon, maxed at 8GB of DDR3 RAM[^1].

To run a demo with some Meta Quest headsets, you need to be able to keep them connected to WiFi and keep their display on.

I needed a Network Attached Storage (NAS) for my lab.

Packaging a Node.js application into a single executable sounds like a solved problem.

The Problem I needed my MacBook Air M2 (Sonoma) to broadcast its own WiFi network, being a WiFi server instead of a client.

Meta Quest headsets have a nasty habit of forgetting your wireless ADB trust relationship every time they reboot.