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I drive a relatively old car. It's from 2014, so it came out when phone integrations and internet services still weren't all that standardized in vehicles. It does have some of these features, but many of them seem to be locked behind paywalls, or they've just fallen completely out of date since the car was released.

One of the tricky parts of building a home lab with several devices, smart gadgets, and self-hosted services is tracking constantly shifting addresses. Repeated IP conflicts on my Windows 11 PC prompted me to set up DHCP reservations for my primary devices...

Agentic AI tools have probably made it further into the average person's workflow than we expected them to. Tools that can directly touch your files and act on them are not only useful, they're quite interesting because they're also the ones with the highest cost of getting things wrong. A chatbot that hallucinates is simply annoying - but a file agent that hallucinates or do...

Have you ever lost something? Well, a smart tracker can prevent that, and they're a great investment because they're so cheap. This Tile by Life360 costs just $20 right now, which is 20% off its usual price of $25. The discount might not sound like a lot, but it's one of the cheaper prices that we've seen for the life of the product.

Getting media to work on Linux is more complex than you may think. Not because of the technical aspects (although that, too, is pretty tricky), but because of the legality of distributing proprietary software and patent-encumbered codecs. While companies like Microsoft can grab a license and bake the tech into their products, it's a lot less feasible for Linux distributions d...