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Chocks Away on Acorn Archimedes: Does It Still Fly?
I revisited the 1990 Acorn Archimedes flight game, including its simultaneous split-screen mode and the best legal way to play it now. Read the guide
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Is Wayland Finally Ready for Daily Linux Use in 2026?
Wayland is the default path on much of the Linux desktop in 2026, but readiness still depends on your hardware, workflow and tolerance for edge cases. Here is… Read the guide
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Is AI a Paradigm Shift? Lessons from Cloud and Virtualisation
TL;DR — Is AI a Paradigm Shift? New to this series? Start with Article 1: Where Businesses Are Actually Investing in AI for the full picture of how… Read the guide
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Bomb Jack on Commodore 16: A Dad’s 40-Year Revisit
I replayed the 1986 Commodore 16 conversion of Bomb Jack. Here is what the cut-down port gets right, where it differs, and how to play it now. Read the guide
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Linux 7.0 for Sysadmins: What Actually Changed
The Linux 7.0 changes that matter to sysadmins, what your distro may backport, and when a newer kernel is worth testing. Updated June 2026. Read the guide
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Secrets Management for AI-Assisted Development
TL;DR New here? This article is part of our AI development series. If you are setting up AI-assisted coding for the first time, start with our guide to… Read the guide
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What Happens to Engineers Who Refuse to Use AI
AI adoption across IT engineering is not universal. Some engineers have embraced it fully, some use it selectively, and some have opted out entirely. Read the guide
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Windows 11 Developer Setup: The Complete Guide From a Fresh Install
Fresh Windows 11 machine? Set up winget, WSL2, Windows Terminal, Git, and VS Code in the right order for a clean developer workstation. Read the guide
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Ubuntu Server First 30 Minutes: The Setup Checklist I’d Use Every Time
A first-boot Ubuntu server checklist covering updates, users, SSH, firewall, baseline tools, disk checks and the quick wins worth doing immediately. Read the guide
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Nano vs Vim vs Vi: Pick the Right Linux Editor
A practical guide to choosing Nano, Vim or Vi for real Linux administration rather than theory or editor tribalism. Read the guide