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Building RemoteOps: giving my home AI assistant hands and feet via MCP

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The Things I’d Change About Omarchy

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Vetting Omarchy plugins before they run on your machine:

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I Vibe-Coded a GUI That Rebuilds My Entire Linux Desktop From a JSON File. Here’s Why You Might Want One Too.

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Ditching the Cloud for Good: Why KDE Connect Beats Blip and LocalSend

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Building RemoteOps: giving my home AI assistant hands and feet via MCP
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The Things I’d Change About Omarchy
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The Things I’d Change About Omarchy
Vetting Omarchy plugins before they run on your machine:
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Vetting Omarchy plugins before they run on your machine:
I Vibe-Coded a GUI That Rebuilds My Entire Linux Desktop From a JSON File. Here’s Why You Might Want One Too.
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I Vibe-Coded a GUI That Rebuilds My Entire Linux Desktop From a JSON File. Here’s Why You Might Want One Too.
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Building RemoteOps: giving my home AI assistant hands and feet via MCP
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Building RemoteOps: giving my home AI assistant hands and feet via MCP
The Things I’d Change About Omarchy
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The Things I’d Change About Omarchy
Vetting Omarchy plugins before they run on your machine:
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Vetting Omarchy plugins before they run on your machine:
I Vibe-Coded a GUI That Rebuilds My Entire Linux Desktop From a JSON File. Here’s Why You Might Want One Too.
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I Vibe-Coded a GUI That Rebuilds My Entire Linux Desktop From a JSON File. Here’s Why You Might Want One Too.
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Building RemoteOps: giving my home AI assistant hands and feet via MCP

September 5, 2026 daveknowstech

There comes a point in every home-lab enthusiast’s journey where the automation you’ve built stops being satisfied with telling you what’s wrong and starts wanting to fix it. That’s roughly…

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The Things I’d Change About Omarchy

September 4, 2026 daveknowstech

Or: five improvements that would turn my favourite Arch distro into the one I’d install on every machine I own. What Omarchy actually is Omarchy is an opinionated, Arch-based Linux…

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Vetting Omarchy plugins before they run on your machine:

September 3, 2026 daveknowstech

omarchy-plugin-vet I run Omarchy as my daily driver — an Arch + Hyprland distribution with a gorgeous Quickshell-based status bar and a growing marketplace of third-party “shell plugins”. The plugins…

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I Vibe-Coded a GUI That Rebuilds My Entire Linux Desktop From a JSON File. Here’s Why You Might Want One Too.

September 3, 2026 daveknowstech

There is a particular kind of frustration that every Linux power user knows intimately, and it arrives at the moment you realise you have to reinstall. You have spent months,…

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Ditching the Cloud for Good: Why KDE Connect Beats Blip and LocalSend

August 29, 2026 daveknowstech

There is a particular kind of frustration that only surfaces when you try to move a file from your phone to the laptop sitting two feet away. You reach for…

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Omarchy Quattro: Arch Linux, But Somebody Already Did the Hard Bit

August 25, 2026 daveknowstech

I’ve just put Omarchy Quattro on this laptop, and I’ve spent long enough poking at its bar widgets, its keybindings, and its frankly enormous plugin ecosystem that I think it…

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Alerts That Read Themselves: OpenClaw, Netdata, and MCP-Powered Matrix ChatOps

August 20, 2026 daveknowstech

There is a special kind of despair reserved for 2am disk-space alerts. You get pinged, you squint at a chart, you open four dashboards you forgot the passwords to, and…

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Ollama vs OpenRouter: why .ai behaves differently depending on the model

August 19, 2026 daveknowstech

If you’ve spent any time chatting to infinigpt in this Matrix server, you’ll have noticed it isn’tconsistent. Ask it a question with Claude Sonnet behind it and you get a…

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Bridging Mastodon into Matrix: How I Ended Up Tooting From Element

August 19, 2026 daveknowstech

I run a small, private Matrix homeserver — Synapse, Element Web, Element Call, a Postgres database and an admin API, all bolted together with Docker Compose and reachable only over…

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Building a Private, AI‑Powered Matrix Server with InfiniGPT and MCP

July 25, 2026 daveknowstech

A complete operator runbook written for future‑me This document is a long‑form, narrative how‑to guide that explains how to deploy a private Matrix homeserver inside a Tailscale tailnet, how to…

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