…Whether testing new tools or building something more permanent, it quietly became a core part of my setup. I didn’t have to think about it much, which is exactly what I…
…The main reason this setup works is that each tool sticks to what it does best. n8n handles automation, Dify handles LLM apps, and Ollama handles inference. The privacy argument for this…
…Clipboard manager is one of the most underrated productivity tools for any productive setup. ClipCascade is one such self-hosted clipboard manager that keeps all my copied text, links, and snippets synced…
…One thing I realized very quickly while experimenting with this setup is that the hardest part is not running the model itself. Tools like Ollama have made local inference surprisingly accessible. The…
…It also connects easily with tools like n8n and AnythingLLM. Open WebUI makes my local AI setup feel simple, practical, and ready to use every day. n8n The automation layer n8n is…
…While TensorFlow Serving and CUDA Toolkit are real AI infrastructure tools, they require significantly more setup. Ollama is purpose-built for running LLMs locally and works on Mac, Linux, and Windows with…
…A backup setup should match the real risk Small home labs don't need to copy enterprise habits just because the tools are available. Proxmox Backup Server is powerful, polished, and absolutely…
…While I consider my dashboards, cards, and device-specific integrations borderlines essential, the AI-specific tools have a special place in my setup. After all, few things can match the convenience of…
…relying on AI tools when my local LLMs can handle everything So, how do I handle my private documents now? The local setup I switched to My actual setup for anything personal…
…My setup isn't that complex and runs simple tools with MX Linux Fluxbox as the host OS, which doesn't need a huge amount of memory. It can work well under…