People love talking about “future-proofing.” Get the latest and greatest hardware, max out the specs, and you’ll be set for years—at least, that’s the idea. But if there’s one thing I’ve learned fr...
It’s no secret that I’ve always been a fan of Linux. Something about the flexibility, the efficiency, and the complete control over my system just feels right. Sure, I keep Windows around—it’s hard...
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is one of those things that sounds amazing on paper. The idea of running a full Linux environment within Windows—no dual-booting, no clunky virtual machines...
If you've spent any time around Linux users, you've probably heard it. A discussion about operating systems, a casual mention of software choices, and then—like clockwork—someone chimes in with "I ...
The other day, I rescued a stack of old copper laminate FR4 boards from the trash. To most people, it was just junk, but to me, it was a chance to dive into something I’d been wanting to learn for ...
I'm taking my nerdiness to the next level. The latest adventure? Designing and 3D printing a mini server rack to house a cluster of Raspberry Pi's, a Windows NUC, and a network switch with router. ...
Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle is a concept from quantum mechanics that says you can’t precisely know two specific properties of a particle at the same time. For example, the more you focus on ...
Lately, I’ve been diving into a new project that combines two of my favorite things: 3D printing and learning by doing. The goal? A mini server rack, custom-designed and printed, to experiment with...
The Ender 3 is the kind of machine that draws you in with its simplicity and keeps you hooked with its potential. Straight out of the box, it’ll print something—not perfect, but enough to make you ...
You know that feeling when your current laptop finally decides it’s done playing nice? That was me a few days ago. Enter the ThinkPad T470—a laptop I managed to acquire at lightning speed, and let ...