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Oh My Posh transforms your terminal with customizable, vibrant themes for Linux, macOS, and Windows. Easily install via Homebrew or winget, configure with Nerd Fonts, and enhance prompts with Git status and system info.
Docker is easy to use and helpful to get things up and going fast. If you aren't using docker and you want to, then this guide will get you started.
Have you ever been in a situation where your bookmarks are gone or that you switched to a new machine and didn't happen to sync with your Google account? How about a situation where you deleted a folder of bookmarks by mistake and you want to recover them?
Zoxide is a modern, smarter alternative to the traditional cd command which is designed to streamline your directory navigation.
The terminal multiplexer screen is an invaluable tool for anyone looking to enhance their command-line productivity.
Effective logging is crucial for security and system reliability. Graylog, an open-source log management tool, simplifies monitoring and analysis, catering to self-hosting enthusiasts and enterprises alike.
Self-hosting ChatGPT with Ollama offers greater data control, privacy, and security. This open-source application runs locally on MacOS, Windows, and Linux. Interact via Open WebUI and share files securely.
Raspberry Pi's are versatile, compact computer boards brimming with endless possibilities. This article will go over the foundation of Raspberry PIs and getting started.
SSH is the backbone of remote server administration, allowing seamless access and secure file transfers in Linux environments. However, without proper security measures, it can become a potential gateway for unauthorized access and malicious activities.
CommaFeed, a Google Reader inspired open-source RSS reader. It's a beacon of privacy and freedom, free open-source software, and self-hostable on your own hardware.
Establishing a strong personal brand has become crucial in today's digital landscape. A powerful resource to showcase your skills, and expertise, and build your unique identity. It's time to brand yourself with WordPress.