Linus Torvalds used AI to fix a Linux bug, and now LLM critics face an uncomfortable choice
Avoiding software without AI code is getting very difficult.
XDA Developers Articles
Updated 1 min ago · 10 articles from XDA Developers
Linux takes one step closer to working perfectly on your Mac with a patch for USB4 and Thunderbolt ports
It's still being tested right now, but hopefully it'll become a part of Linux soon.
Frame generation became the baseline, and 58% of Steam gamers got left behind
Your GPU isn't obsolete, but the industry is treating it like it is
I built my own streaming box, and it beats every smart TV I've owned
All it took was an old Windows laptop.
I'm using my old Kindle as a Home Assistant display, and it changed how I control my smart home
Beats buying a dedicated smart display
4 Docker containers I run on my old Android phone
Despite its low specs, my outdated smartphone doubles as a neat self-hosted toolbox
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I ditched my NAS's default OS for TrueNAS, and storage management finally made sense
TrueNAS gave me deeper storage control, better visibility, and more flexibility than the default NAS OS, even if it meant giving up some convenience.
Cheap mini PCs are the death knell for Raspberry Pis
With x86 mini PCs becoming more budget-friendly, I find it hard to recommend Raspberry Pi SBCs
AltTabby makes Windows 11's window switcher do things I didn't think were possible
Stardock has a new customization tool for Windows 11, and it's focused on an oft-overlooked part of the OS. And it's surprisingly good.
The $60 Onn 4K Pro does all the things I kept my Nvidia Shield around for
I could have ditched my Shield long ago, if this budget Android TV box came out sooner.
