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Build a Local AI Automation Stack with n8n, Ollama, and Whisper

Build a Local AI Automation Stack with n8n, Ollama, and Whisper

Self-host n8n with Ollama and Whisper using Docker Compose, GPU acceleration, FFmpeg, and yt-dlp, then use it to build private AI workflows.

Why I Finally Switched to Ghostty

Why I Finally Switched to Ghostty

Ghostty explained from a practical Linux perspective, including installation, my current configuration, modern terminal features, and a Superfile image-preview demonstration.

Superfile: The Terminal File Manager That Pulled Me Back Into the CLI

Superfile: The Terminal File Manager That Pulled Me Back Into the CLI

A full walkthrough of Superfile (spf), a modern terminal file manager written in Go. Install, hotkeys, file operations, and config.

Copyparty: A Full File Server in a Single Python File

Copyparty: A Full File Server in a Single Python File

Set up copyparty on Linux as a user-level systemd service. One Python file gets you a full file server with thumbnails, music streaming, and resumable uploads, no Docker required.

The Home Lab Backup Setup I Should Have Built Years Ago - Proxmox Backup Server Guide (Pt. 1)

The Home Lab Backup Setup I Should Have Built Years Ago - Proxmox Backup Server Guide (Pt. 1)

A full walkthrough of building a proper 3-2-1 backup system with Proxmox Backup Server, covering installation, ZFS setup, Proxmox VE backups, Docker backups with PBS client, and offsite S3 storage with Mega S4.

Run Wikipedia, Maps, and AI Offline with Project Nomad

Run Wikipedia, Maps, and AI Offline with Project Nomad

Project Nomad is a self-hosted offline knowledge server that bundles Wikipedia, maps, medical references, AI, and more into a single Docker-based suite. Here's how to set it up.

Fedora 44 Post Install Guide

Fedora 44 Post Install Guide

Everything I do after a fresh Fedora 44 install — DNF tweaks, RPM Fusion, NVIDIA drivers, Docker, NetBird, and more, including the release-day gotchas I hit along the way.

Kubernetes in the Homelab: Setting Up a k3s Cluster on Real Hardware

Kubernetes in the Homelab: Setting Up a k3s Cluster on Real Hardware

I don't run Kubernetes in my homelab, and I don't think most of you need to either. But it's worth learning, so let's set up a real k3s cluster on three mini PCs from scratch.

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