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Money Does Not Equal Intellect #joebuddenpodcast #marclamonthill #shorts
Having money and having intelligence are not the same thing. This piece unpacks that simple idea and why it still matters in conversations about success, credibility, and how we judge people.
LM Studio on Linux: The Easiest Way To Run Local AI (No Cloud Needed)
LM Studio makes it much easier to run open-source AI models locally on Linux without turning the setup into a science project. This walkthrough focuses on Ubuntu 24.04, covering installation, the interface,...
We Need to Talk About This… The War on Knowledge Is Getting Loud
The loudest people online are not always the most informed, and that has real consequences for how we learn, build, and grow. Let’s talk about anti-intellectualism, misinformation,...
Incus | The Private Cloud You’re Not Using Yet
Incus gives you a clean way to run containers and virtual machines in a cloud-style setup without piling everything directly onto Proxmox....
Stop Uploading Your Memories to Big Tech | Self-Host Immich
Immich gives you a private, self-hosted way to manage photos and videos without handing everything over to big tech. Here’s the walkthrough covered in the video, from Ubuntu Server prep and Docker setup to first login,...
Ghostty | The Terminal That Might Replace All Your Terminals
Ghostty is getting a lot of attention in the Linux world, especially for people who care about speed, layout, and customization. Here’s a grounded look at why it stands out, how it fits on Arch Linux,...
MicroCloud: Ubuntu’s Cloud Built for Homelabs
MicroCloud looks like a really interesting middle ground for homelab builders who want cloud-style infrastructure without jumping straight into OpenStack or Kubernetes....
TrueNAS Just Got Serious | Why 25.10 Changes Everything
TrueNAS 25.10 "Goldeye" stands out because it pushes enterprise-style storage performance closer to everyday homelab and self-hosted users. The big themes are speed, simpler access to serious storage features,...
Carburetor | The One-Click Privacy Tool for Linux (You Need This)
Carburetor is a simple Linux privacy tool designed to route your system traffic through the Tor network without a complicated setup. Here’s a practical look at what it does, why it matters,...
Zorin OS 18: The Windows Killer Just Leveled Up!
Zorin OS 18 lands at the right time for people moving on from Windows 10. This release is positioned as a beginner-friendly Linux desktop that can breathe new life into older hardware while keeping the experience smooth...
