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0 – Introduction If you find yourself downloading multiple games, movies or music via torrent on a daily or weekly basis, you might get a little annoyed that you can’t turn off your pc, or your stuff won’t download. Well, we now have a solution, a very lightweight torrent client to install in your home […]
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0 – Introduction Have you ever wanted an app like One Drive or Google Drive that instead of saving your files to god knows where, would save them to one of your trusted computers or servers? Then Owncloud is for you, it let’s you easely sync files in wherever device you need to. Another HUGE
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0 – Introduction If you want to have your own movies and series available to you everywhere on any device rather than paying for a service like Netflix or HBO, then Jellyfix is for you! In this article we will setup a Jellyfin server that you can access at your local network, but that with
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Ever thought about how tech lovers and IT experts get their start and advance in their careers? The secret is often creating a homelab. This is a personal space where you can freely build and try out different IT projects. It’s ideal for learning DIY tech and is very important if you’re aiming to work
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0 – Introduction If you want to use a specific AI model there is no better way than to setup Open WebUI, it has a very good looking UI, while also providing a lot of functionality, and, in this article we will install it along with a ollama server where you can then install any
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