…They either duplicate services I already use, add unnecessary clutter, or constantly push features I have no interest in. Whenever I set up a new Pixel, one of the first things I…
…a hit from services I hadn’t actually used in months. Also, I’m a tech writer, so I’m always testing new things. I would often change a setting or a…
…Yes, it's a chore for some people, but you can use Syncthing or other tools like Google Drive to sync your notes to a local server. I don't need that…
…I toggled the auth off and changed a few TLS settings. And when I revisited the domain, I got a 404 because the changes left Traefik's config out of sync. I…
…A filament library feels like something that should survive locally, even if cloud sync makes it more useful. If the internet is down or Bambu’s service is having a bad day…
…Related I fixed Windows 11 File Explorer lag by disabling this legacy service A quarter-century old service we no longer need. FilePilot keeps things fast and simple An upgrade that doesn…
…I’ve also configured automated sync tasks to save essential snapshots to an external Proxmox Backup Server (one that runs as a VM on a remote NAS), and the frequency of these…
…However, when you do this, Windows keeps running certain services in the background. It might keep your internet connection active to check for updates, synchronize emails and other data, and other tasks…
…If I use Chrome, I am constantly nudged to sign in to Google services, sync my data, and try whatever new AI feature Google is pushing that day of the week. Microsoft…
…gaining complete sovereignty over my productivity stack, it doesn’t change the fact that I’m responsible for ensuring mission-critical services remain operational 24/7. Sure, my backup pipeline can help…