… Tinkering with his own build at age 10 turned into building PCs for friends and family, fostering a passion that would ultimately take shape as a career path. …
… Not quite. Cursor is actually built as a fork of VS Code Visual Studio Code . …
… Related 4 Proxmox changes I made that delivered 90% of my reliability gains These Proxmox tricks made my self-hosting and experimentation server more reliable BentoPDF The best PDF editor out there Even before I started hosting my own services, I absolutely despised cloud-based PDF editors with ad-… …
… You can even share files now through the new WebShare UI . The differences are small, but it was never a bad UI, just convoluted in parts. That's not to say that it looks anything like Proxmox, and in fact, the two UIs are stylistically worlds apart. …
… A juxtaposition of a simple, lightweight UI that’s built on top of something as complex as FreeBSD. …
… Being an automation fanatic, NetBox is hands-down the best companion for my Ansible + Terraform suite, and I can’t wait to create a second network stack so I can tinker with these tools to my heart’s content. …
… I can also set up multi-factor authentication and use the built-in tool to share files. Browser extension and remote access Tailscale solves it Launching the web UI to find the password and then pasting it into the website is tedious. …
… Portainer completely sidelines customization and UI tweaks. …
… Once ARC Loader had finished working its magic, I logged into the web UI, allowed the wizard to download DSM, and created my user credentials. With that, the DSM installation was complete, and it was time to start building my storage pools. …
… Like Dockhand, I can quickly glance at the stats and know the status of my Docker containers . There are quick action buttons in the top right corner that can bulk start, stop, and prune unused images and containers in one go. …