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Cloud gaming over WiFi on Linux is almost great. Then, every couple of minutes, it is not. The stream hitches for a second or two, the client flashes a network warning, your inputs arrive late, and then everything recovers on its own. Not constant lag — periodic, short, maddening spikes. Plug in an Ethernet cable and it is perfect. The same laptop on Windows seems fine. So you blame the ISP, the router, the WiFi card, the driver, the phase of the moon. 🤷 ...

Development of everything related to AI is blazing fast nowadays and some things might not be true depending when the post is being read. I spent the last month running both on my home server. Not switching back and forth. Just running them side by side, spending time in each one, trying to understand what each does well and where each falls short. If you are picking between these two, here is what I actually learned. ...

The Bible is old and provides life advice, but much has changed since it was written. Can we find time management wisdom in it, considering ancient people had fewer worries? This article explores relevant Bible verses for today, based on the “Time Management Principles From God’s Word” reading plan: https://www.bible.com/reading-plans/11397-time-management-principles-from-gods-word The Bible Teaches Us to Be Present Being “here and now” is trendy today. Despite time management tech, worries have increased. Did ancient people face this? Passages suggest yes. ...

Traefik store certificates in acme.json file unlike Caddy for instance that stores certificates that could be directly imported into Adguard. By default - Traefik won’t terminate DOT TLS traffic, so it could only forward it to another host. Here we will have to customize Traefik in order to make the TLS termination work. So, let’s assume You have already running Adguardhome in Your kubernetes cluster and Traefik itself is functioning fine: ...

Reading a non fiction book gives an opportunity to dive deeper into one persons thoughts. While it might be truth that many books are overly long and practically could have been summarized into single blog post without loosing the point (who knows, maybe authors are getting payed by amount of pages, not the quality) - there are still books worth reading. On the examples are “Thinking, fast and slow”. This is the book that is very other quoted by other authors and never gets old (not yet at least). ...