How To Create A Good GitHub Issue
Help others help you by creating a good GitHub issue. A guide to creating a high-quality issues and improving your chance of getting help using C.A.R.E.S.
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Astro Component: Fetching Latest YouTube Videos with RSS
Fetching the latest YouTube videos for your website doesn't require a backend server or even API keys. Fetch the latest videos statically with Astro.
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Making Steam Deck SD Cards Look Like Game Cartridges
Discover how to transform your Steam Deck SD cards into nostalgic game cartridges with this free and open-source design system.
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How I generate Open Graph images for my Astro-based blog
Here's how I automatically generate preview images for every post on my Astro blog. Make sure you have open graph images for social sharing.
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How Vector Databases make AI smart
LLMs can answer questions they have been trained to answer. But how can you teach an old LLM new tricks? How Vector Databases are the unseen hero of AI.
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The Flash should be blue, and how SONIC got it right
The Flash in DC comics wears a red suit, but if he was moving faster-than-light, he would actually be blue. The reason is likely not what you think.
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Creating custom ChatGPT agents for fun and for profit!
OpenAI released custom "gpts", or custom agents we can instruct through prompts and apis. Let's take a look at how to make, share, (and profit?) from these gpts
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Your Unix terminal is ugly! Here's how to make it beautiful.
Make your Unix terminal beautiful and functional. Just because you live in the command line doesn't mean you have to live in the 80's
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Facebook already gave us Garry's Mod VR, Horizon Worlds
Facebook's Horizon Worlds gives us the VR sandbox we've wanted and it feels like Garry's Mod for the modern era. Don't write of Meta too quickly, try it out!
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Ditching WordPress for NuxtJS and Netlify
Wordpress is expensive to host and a pain to maintain. Why I broke up with WordPress, and started using NuxtJS and Netlify entirely for free.
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Kubernetes in 10 minutes
What is Kubernetes? TechSquidTV breaks down how large companies use Kubernetes to power the internet, in 10 minutes in this YouTube video.
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The WindowsUglySweater Is The Only Swag I Care About
Microsoft made a Windows XP themed ugly Christmas sweater, and it's the only tech company swag I care about. Checkout this unboxing video.
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Making A Home Media Server With Plex + Docker-Compose
Become the ultimate cord cutter and make your own Netflix-like service at home with an old computer running Docker-Compose and Plex.
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Keyboard Media Keys Not Working? It’s Chrome’s Fault
Ever noticed you haven't been able to use your keyboard's media keys to play and pause music while chrome is open? Let's see why.
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How to install WordPress with Docker-Compose
Docker makes it easy to manage and develop online web applications and Docker-Compose makes it simple to manage multiple Docker containers.
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Synology’s DS920+ is a NAS powerhouse
A review and deep-dive of Synology's DS920+, RAID, and data storage. Watch TechSquidTV's video on Raid 5 and using a home nas.
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How To Speed Test Your VPS
Is your VPS provider giving you adequate upload and download speeds? Use the speedtest-cli package to run a speed test from the terminal and find out.
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Will We Ever Download Our Brains Like In Westworld?
AI and Machine Learning are progressing at and incredible pace. Will humans ever be able to "download" their brains like in Westworld?
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How To Choose The Best Standing Desk
How do you choose the best standing desk? When I moved into my apartment I set out to answer this and ended up with a $1000 desk. Here's what I learned.
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What Is Docker?
Docker allows you to “containerize” applications and scripts. Like a virtual machine, but even faster. Let's build a container.
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