When we look at things retro, the Apollo Guidance Computer is about as retro as it gets! This computer was cutting-edge in the 1960s, but what made the AGC so special? How did it manage to send astronauts to the moon and back with
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We’ve covered a lot of local LLMs on It’s FOSS. You can use them as coding assistants or run them on your tiny Raspberry Pi setups. But recently, I’ve noticed many comments asking about local AI tools to interact with PDFs and
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Have you ever wanted to zoom the screen recording area to where your cursor currently is? OBS can do it for you with the help of third-party scripts. You don’t need a dedicated video editor in Linux just for zooming into an
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If you’ve ever dipped your toes into self-hosting, you know the struggle is real when it comes to exposing your local services to the internet securely. Let’s say you have Nexcloud deployed on Raspberry Pi but it is on your local network,
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I have a dual boot system with both Windows and Linux. So, I can switch to either of them. And, I used to log in to Windows more often, but I barely log in to Windows anymore 😄 Sure, it totally depends
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Whether you live in a large house or just struggle with weak Wi-Fi signals in certain rooms, you may have thought — “How can I extend my Wi-Fi range without breaking the bank?” Well, that was certainly the case with me when
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The holiday season is approaching us. Mariah Carey’s ‘All I want for Christmas is you’ is already upon us. If you are already in the holiday spirit, perhaps you would like to give a little Christmas touch to your Linux desktop? Give
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For some reason, you cannot ditch Windows to completely switch to Linux? Assuming your workplace requires the use of Windows, or a particular software like Adobe and Microsoft Office 365, where you have no option but to use Windows (no matter how
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Have you ever thought of running high-end AAA games on a Raspberry Pi? Absurd right? Spoiler alert: you can’t. Of course. But, you may ask — what about the article’s title? In fairness, please note that I mentioned “Play” instead of “Run.”
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