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  1. GitHub Copilot is a terrible name for this app.

  2. My AI Coding Workflow That Actually Works

    My AI development workflow is not perfect, and it will keep changing.

  3. The Problems With AI

    AI lets me build workflows and environments I have wanted for years.

  4. What Can AI Actually Do in 2026?

    Instead of guessing what AI might become, let's look at what it can actually do today.

  5. Switch From Arch to Fedora

    Arch Linux has always been the distro for people who want control, speed, and the newest packages as soon as they land.

  6. Resolve in Arch Linux

    DaVinci Resolve on Arch Linux is one of those setups that can be perfect for weeks and then break after one system update.

  7. Zed Editor

    Zed is what happens when an editor is built for speed first.

  8. How to Benchmark in Linux

    Proper Linux benchmarking is not about the biggest single run.

  9. Neovim the Elite Editor

    Most editors today are bloated, slow, and pretending to be IDEs while burning your RAM.

  10. Brave Origin is Brave stripped back to what most of us actually want: fast browsing, strong privacy, and aggressive blocking.

  11. Topgrade Linux

    Most Linux users only run their package manager and call it a day.

  12. Best NFS Network Drive Settings for Linux

    Most people mount NFS shares with a short line and move on.

  13. Top Linux Distros

    Linux is not for everyone, but for those that want to get away from the evil corporate overloads like Microsoft and Apple, Linux is a great choice.

  14. If you are looking for a Linux distro that is stable, predictable, and easy to recommend to normal people, Pop!

  15. This article explains how to check to see if your network is secure, and if you have any open ports or services that could be vulnerable to attack.

  16. How I Switched to Linux

    Over the past 8 years I have used Linux desktop as my primary daily use PC.

  17. Enable Vrr Xorg

    This shows you how to enable VRR (Variable Refresh Rate) in Xorg on Linux.

  18. Prioritize Ipv4 Over Ipv6 Linux

    On many Linux systems, IPv6 is prioritized over IPv4 by default.

  19. Patching Programs From Forks

    This article explains how to patch programs from forks using Git.

  20. Setting Up Reshade on Linux with vkBasalt

    vkBasalt is a Vulkan post-processing layer that brings ReShade-like capabilities to Linux.

  21. Hyprland Monitor Config

    Configuring Monitors in Hyprland is amazing!

  22. The Ai Problem

    Do we really need Google Gemini, Apple Intelligence, or Microsoft CoPilot?

  23. iSCSI on Boot

    This shows how to setup iSCSI on Boot in Linux Installing iSCSI packages sudo pacman -S open-iscsi Enable iSCSI to be used sudo systemctl enable iscsid.service --now sudo systemctl enable iscsi.service Finding iSCSI Targets sudo iscsiadm -m discovery -t…

  24. Cleaning Arch Linux

    I've officially been on Arch Linux for 366 days and have DONE EVERYTHING I can do to break it.

  25. Jakoolit Hyprland

    Hyprland has always been an elusive setup to a functional desktop that I enjoy.

  26. Why I Use Linux

    I use EVERY operating system, but I use Linux for my main machine.

  27. Windows to Linux for Powerusers

    Windows to Linux is a hard transition for many users.

  28. The State of Linux Gaming

    SteamOS 3.0 may NEVER get a widespread release.

  29. Removing SystemD from Linux

    Systemd is great for standardization, but it is insanely bloated.

  30. Enhanced Linux in Windows

    Using WSL is great for a lot of things, but often I find it limiting or quirky bugs that don't happen on HyperV.

  31. Home Theater PC

    Here are the steps and pros/cons of using a Home Theater PC (HTPC) for your home entertainment system.

  32. Why You NEED to Contribute to Open Source

    There is a video called Don't Contribute to Open Source by Theo t3 and most people don't understand its purpose or didn't watch the entire video.

  33. My Problems With Linux

    Here are my biggest problems with Linux Desktop and How I fixed them.

  34. Ultra BASH Prompt

    The .bashrc file is a script that runs every time a new terminal session is started in Unix-like operating systems.

  35. Linux Atomic Desktops, a concept derived from Fedora's Project Atomic, are designed to provide a more reliable and manageable desktop environment.

  36. Hastebin

    Archived: The Chris Titus Tech Hastebin instance has been retired, so the web interface and upload functions from this guide are no longer available.

  37. Zoxide

    Zoxide is an enhanced version of the traditional cd command, drawing inspiration from tools like z and autojump.

  38. VPN Tier List 2024

    Did you know most VPNs are owned by only a few companies?

  39. Bazzite Linux

    Bazzite is an OCI image designed as an alternative OS for the Steam Deck and a SteamOS-like system for desktops and home theater PCs.

  40. Freedesktop Bans Hyprland

    Hyprland maintainer Vaxry has been banned by FreeDesktop.

  41. Is Sony Abusing FreeBSD with Playstation?

    The intersection of open-source software and proprietary systems often sparks debate, and Sony's Playstation is at the heart of a current controversy.

  42. XZ Backdoor Affected These Users

    Who actually was affected by the XZ Backdoor?

  43. Cursor Editor

    Cursor AI Editor is revolutionizing the way developers write code, offering an AI-powered environment that accelerates the software development process.

  44. 3CX Version 20 Update

    3CX just released version 20 of its PBX telephone system. 3CX has been my favorite phone system that I've setup at multiple businesses.

  45. The Ultimate System

    The Ulimate System will look different for everyone, but here is an outline of what you need to consider when making yours as I overview mine.

  46. Remove Youtube Shorts

    Remove YouTube shorts from your video browsing experience with the following blocklists!

  47. My New Editor

    After years of switching IDE's and editors, then trying dozens of vim configurations...

  48. Installing Arch in 2 Minutes

    You can install Arch Linux in 120 seconds with my script.

  49. Creating a Secure System

    Security is a journey not a destination.

  50. I've made a LOT of GitHub mistakes!