Googlebook gets a Linux terminal to help users build apps with AI

Googlebooks are getting a Linux terminal, giving users access to a virtual Linux environment for development, scripting, and ...
Virtualization Review

Can AI Provision Your Storage? Automating iSCSI and NFS Creation

Tom Fenton explores how AI can benchmark local NVMe storage and provision iSCSI and NFS shares on a compact NAS using natural-language prompts.
How-To Geek

Proton Drive CLI makes automated, encrypted cloud backups simple

Backups are one of those jobs everyone knows they should do, but almost nobody does consistently. You mean to copy your files ...
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Proton Drive’s new CLI brings encrypted cloud storage to scripts and servers

This article is sponsored by Proton ...
How-To Geek

You don't need Arch for cutting-edge Linux: These 5 distros do it without the frustration

The appeal of Arch is obvious: you get the latest and greatest within days of their release. However, Arch also has a ...
BIOENGINEER

New Open-Source Tool Brings Order to Satellite Radar Data Before the Download Even Starts

WinFetch, makes satellite radar data acquisition reproducible and lets researchers plan multi-frame InSAR studies before ...

[Strictly No Misuse] I've stopped installing 5 different download programs. A free, open-source download manager that handles HTTP, BT, FTP, and video streaming f…

The TriggerOn October 10th, a tech account in the Chinese-speaking world posted on X, saying, 'Tired of speed limit pop-ups?

What is "Stability Matrix"? A launcher that lets you install and run image generation tools like ComfyUI all in one place

When you try to run image generation AI on your home PC, the first hurdle you often face is installation and management.

My favorite AI GUI for Linux works with local or cloud models – and it’s free

The Plans feature alone makes Askimo worth using. I’ve been on the hunt for a one-stop-shop AI tool that can handle most of ...

Linus Torvalds is using AI to develop Linux kernel code now

Linus Torvalds announced to the world that he used AI to write code for the Linux kernel. Who’d thought it? Well, me for one.
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Optimizing Django Docker Images With Multi-Stage Builds and Slim Python Runtimes

Learn how to build smaller, more secure Django Docker images using multi-stage builds, slim Python images, and non-root ...
Virtualization Review

I asked AI to Provision and Benchmark Storage for a $259 NAS. Here's What Happened

A $259 Beelink ME Mini all-flash NAS led Tom Fenton to explore its hardware, install Ubuntu, and test whether an AI assistant could benchmark storage.