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Exploring My Tech Setup: Balancing Power, Versatility, and Workflow Efficiency
A look inside my home workspace and the machines that power it—from my M1 MacBook Pro to a virtualization-ready Mac Mini, a powerhouse HP workstation, and a Dell XPS. Each plays a unique role, balancing performance, stability, and creativity in my daily work.
Building My Home AI Server – Part 4: Power Supply, Assembly, and Ubuntu Installation
I swapped in a 1300W PSU, added drives with heatsinks, wrestled with cable management, and installed Ubuntu 25.04. By 1 a.m., the panels were closed and my budget AI server was finally alive and ready for the next stage.
Moving to the cloud won’t solve every problem you’ve ever had
Disclaimer: Some of the jokes below may seem too absurd to be true, but believe it or not, they’re based on real events!
Setting Up Notifications in Jenkins: A Step-by-Step Guide
Jenkins provides powerful integration options to notify your team about build results and other events. In this post, we will walk you through the process of configuring basic notifications in Jenkins, specifically focusing on email and Slack ...
Basic Jenkinsfile Syntax for Both Declarative and Scripted Pipelines
Jenkins pipelines are the heart of automating your continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) workflows. In Jenkins, pipelines are defined in a file called Jenkinsfile.
Running Your First Docker Container: docker run hello-world
Run your first Docker container with docker run hello-world. This guide explains containers, the docker run command, what happens behind the scenes, troubleshooting tips, and extra options to explore as you begin your Docker journey.
Differences Between Ubuntu and Other Linux Distributions
Ubuntu is often the first stop for new Linux users — friendly, polished, and ready to go. But how does it compare to other Linux distributions? Let’s explore the personalities, strengths, and quirks that make each one unique.
Basic Git Commands: git init, git add, and git commit
Git is a distributed version control system that allows developers to track code changes, collaborate with others, and manage their code base effectively. Whether you're new to Git or just want a deeper understanding of its core commands, this post will cover three of the most fundamental in Git.
Building My Home AI Server – Part 3: Storage Wars and First Boot
I added NVMe drives, old HDDs, and even a vintage GTX 960 to my budget AI ‘supercomputer.’ After some BIOS beeps and surprises, the system finally came to life—ready for Ubuntu and the next step in my AI server journey.
How I Ended Up with a Fleet of Tech Gadgets at Home
Ah, the journey to my current home-office setup – a saga that has left some people scratching their heads, wondering, "Why so many devices? Why not just one beast of a machine?" Well, my friend, let me walk you through the tech maze that led to this glorious collection.
Building My Home AI Server – Part 2: Hunting for Parts and First Mistakes
I stripped my old PC down to its case and power supply, then rebuilt it with a dual-CPU X99 motherboard, 128 GB of RAM, and budget Xeons. Along the way, I made mistakes, learned lessons, and took the first real step toward my home AI server.