Ty Sherback Apr 22, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT His love of PCs and their components was born out of trying to squeeze every ounce of performance out of the family computer…
…Microsoft doesn't care about new user onboarding and forces you to dance to its tune. The first hurdle is the inability to create a local account . You must sign in with…
…and frequently enough that any performance figures would mean very little this far from launch. To be fair, the chip held up its end on Linux through two layers of translation, so…
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…into something Linux can run. On Arm, projects like FEX or Box64 add another layer by translating x86 CPU code into Arm code as well. That extra layer costs performance, but it…
…By default, Home Assistant offers a bunch of cards to fine-tune my dashboards, ranging from simple calendars, clocks, and to-do lists to media control buttons, history graphs, and stat distribution…
…So, unless a distro has been fine-tuned for the device, running any ol’ Linux distribution (or even Windows, for that matter) requires a custom UEFI package – and that’s where the…
…It’s available on practically every major operating system, including the likes of FreeBSD and Illumos, and you can fine-tune different sync settings to ensure you don’t accidentally overwrite files…
…In fact, with a little bit of fine-tuning, you can get reliable performance without lowering the accuracy of the outputs. Related 7 things I wish I knew when I started self…