…He's written about everything from UI and UX changes across various apps to emerging software and AI trends. At XDA, he showcases his versatility in the tech reporting space with articles…
…the community that's formed around these tools has grown considerably. Subreddits like r/selfhosted and r/homelab have accumulated substantial user bases, and the quality of the documentation, guides, and troubleshooting…
…it comes to a lot of repetitive tasks, and speaking personally, this kind of tool has dramatically changed how I use my computer and save time every day. What's so good…
…That being said, Claude Code still felt faster and more natural for long iterative development sessions. Codex CLI didn’t change how I worked and interacted with LLMs, but it carved out…
…But with Dispatch, it isn't a third-party tool or a separate setup you need to tinker around with. It's built right into the Claude ecosystem, and all you need…
…Better yet, since everything remains on my NAS shares and containerized tools, the rest of my devices remain clean. And for the rare situations where I end up needing up-to-date…
…if you want to a single tool to serve both uses, Resolve is the way to go, and while it may require some changes here and there, it seems poised to do…
…I could add monitoring software to part of the network to fill in those gaps, but then I'd be managing two different network monitoring tools, and the whole point was to…
…Sign in to your XDA account I adore Docker and its containerization ecosystem as much as the next tinkerer. Between its simple commands, Compose functionality, and massive community support, Docker is easy…
…Valve is starting to change that. By combining SteamOS, a controller-first interface, and most importantly, a verified compatibility system, it creates something more predictable. You get the flexibility of a PC…
