Docker volumes are the preferred way to store and manage persistent data in Docker. They allow you to create a space on the host machine or a remote storage system that can be used by one or more containers.
After floating through BioShock’s skies, I landed back on the gritty ground with Counter-Strike 2. A decade later, the same heart-racing chaos—now in glorious Ultra HD on Linux. Smooth, fast, and beautifully optimized, CS2 reignited my FPS nostalgia with a modern twist.
The Ubuntu terminal may seem intimidating at first, but mastering a few basic commands unlocks speed, flexibility, and control. This beginner-friendly guide walks you through the essentials to get started with Linux command line.
During the holidays in Israel, with work quiet and packages delayed, I decided to turn my budget AI server into a gaming rig. One GPU, Linux, and BioShock Infinite — a nostalgic trip from laggy memories to 4K Ultra glory, complete with fan noises and laughs.
In this guide, we’ll dive deeply into the git clone command. We’ll cover everything from understanding how cloning works to obtaining a local copy of a GitHub repository, using an open-source project as an example.
A detailed step-by-step guide to fix suspend/resume issues on the Dell XPS 15 9550 (and similar laptops). Learn how to update firmware, install NVIDIA drivers, tweak kernel parameters, and use system-sleep scripts for reliable sleep and wake.
Now, it’s time to bring that knowledge together and set up a Jenkins server running inside a Docker container. This hands-on guide will help you create a robust Jenkins environment for experiments, testing, and learning purposes.
In this guide, we’ll walk you through setting up TightVNC Server on your Ubuntu, configuring it to start automatically as a service after a reboot, and enabling remote connections from another machine. This setup is useful if you need remote access to an Ubuntu with a graphical interface.
Upgrading my AI super server, I installed a used RTX 2080 GPU. The packaging and “appearance” of the card left much to be desired, but function matters more than looks. With 11 GB of VRAM, this upgrade should bring a solid boost to my AI workloads.
I upgraded my AI super server with a new network card to boost connectivity and performance. In this post, I walk through the installation process and share the key steps to get it running smoothly
While benchmarking my AI server, I explored CPU-X — the Linux alternative to CPU-Z. It delivers detailed hardware insights on CPU, memory, GPU, and more, with both GUI and CLI modes, making it a must-have tool for system profiling and monitoring.