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Category: Blog

WUD is a better alternative to Watchtower for Docker updates

2025-06-212025-06-21 Danie
A playful cartoon whale wearing sunglasses and a cap, with text questioning if What’s Up Docker (WUD) is a better alternative to Watchtower.

What’s Up Docker (WUD) will notify you of updated Docker container images for installation, just like Watchtower can do, but WUD solves a number of challenges that I have with using Watchtower: I demonstrate a […]

Blogdocker, opensource, selfhosting, technology

This is a good overview of how regex works

2025-06-202025-06-20 Danie
Terminal command displaying file paths for "foo.jpg" and "foo.png" in the directory structure under ~/files/examples.

“Regex is a pattern-matching language; it’s a way to expressively describe patterns that match strings (e.g., words or sentences). For example, say you’re searching your hard drive for an image called foo, but you cannot […]

Blogregex, technology

ZorinOS is a worthy consideration for Windows users newly moving to Linux

2025-06-202025-06-20 Danie
A laptop screen displaying Zorin OS with Windows App Support and a web browser showcasing tech news articles.

The linked article is from a Windows user’s perspective, moving to Linux. The timing is good as many are faced with working hardware, but which is not compatible for Windows 11. ZorinOS is an Ubuntu-based […]

Bloglinux, opensource, technology

OpenCloud is the lightweight Nextcloud alternative that runs on anything

2025-06-192025-06-19 Danie
Screenshot of OpenCloud interface displaying personal files with options to upload, view details, and manage files on a dark screen.

If you are finding that NextCloud is using too many resources, and just packs way more functionality than you need just for file syncing and sharing, then OpenCloud may be the answer. You are not […]

Blogfilesharing, opensource, technology

Steam’s latest beta build makes gaming on Linux a breeze by enabling Proton for all titles by default

2025-06-192025-06-19 Danie
A collage of video game characters and scenes surrounding the Steam logo, showcasing diverse gaming experiences and art styles.

Whilst you can still set a specific Proton version per title, for example maybe you want to use Proton GE, this default seems to default to Proton Experimental (from what I observed). This means all […]

Bloggaming, linux, technology

You could use an M2 SSD in a PCIe adapter instead of a dedicated M2 slot on the motherboard

2025-06-182025-06-18 Danie
Close-up of an ASUS PCIe 5.0 M.2 expansion card with a sleek black heatsink and gold connectors, showcased on a light background.

“If you’ve already stuffed the slots in your motherboard full of PCIe SSDs, you might be wondering what’s the best way to add more. While you could buy larger capacities and swap them out, several […]

Bloghardware, NVMe, technology

6 Free Games With Hundreds of Hours of Content to Enjoy

2025-06-172025-06-17 Danie
A war scene depicting soldiers amidst rubble, armed and ready, with debris scattered around and gunfire visible in the background.

“With the era of $80 games upon us, free games seem more appealing than ever. But can a free game really give you as much value as something you paid for? Well, in the case […]

Blogfree, gaming, technology

Anker’s Soundcore Sleep earbuds finally feature active noise cancelling – At a Price

2025-06-162025-06-16 Danie
White wireless earbuds floating above their charging case with three LED indicator lights, against a gradient blue background.

“Anker has announced a new version of its wireless sleep buds that could be even more effective at delivering a peaceful slumber by blocking out disturbing noises using active noise cancellation. Previous versions of the […]

Blogaudio, sleep, technology

Samsung Galaxy Watch 7 battery life hammered by Samsung Health Monitor app

2025-06-152025-06-15 Danie
Battery usage screen for a Samsung Galaxy Watch showing battery percentage and time left.

I noticed about a month or two back that my Galaxy Watch was suddenly no longer getting its two days of use out a battery charge. I do keep my watch usage quite light, and […]

Blogbatterylife, samsung, technology

How To Check Disk Health In Linux: A Beginners Guide

2025-06-142025-06-14 Danie
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“Your computer’s disk drive stores all your important files. Photos, documents, videos, and everything lives on your disk. But what happens when your disk starts to fail? You could lose everything. Worry not! Linux has […]

Blogdiskdrives, linux, technology

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