Posts by Noah Miller
Recycled Arc GPU for LLM server yields decent results
The Home Server Revolution: How Old GPUs Are Powering Local AI The quest to run advanced large language models (LLMs)
Solarpunk MMO Loftia launches early access November 3
How come the future of video games often seems drenched in gloom? Where is the optimism? All you need is
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Prepare to dive into a world where fashion meets fatality, because the sequel Hellcard 2 is bringing a whole new
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When the world of gaming throws a party, some titles shine brighter than others. Recently, the excitement has been palpable
Quarantine Zone expansion: Experiment with drugs now
Quarantine Zone Hits the Sunshine State: Miami Zero Arrives with New Ailments and Acid Tests The world of survival and
PC Gaming Show Tokyo Direct 2026 reveals
Tokyo Direct Unleashes a Riot of PC Gaming Dreams The PC gaming world just got a serious dose of excitement
Unexpectedly good USB-C AA batteries
The world of portable power is undergoing a surprisingly seamless revolution, and the smallest battery cells are no exception. A
100,000+ Warcraft 3 modding forum closes
The Digital Sunset: How a Gaming Forum Chose to Archive Its Legacy In the ever-shifting landscape of the internet, some
Two weeks to create an event: Can the Surface succeed
The tech world is buzzing about future hardware, but when Microsoft rolled out its latest Windows and Surface event, the
5 Must-See Android 17 features right now
Android 17 Arrives: Why This Update Is a Game Changer The world of mobile operating systems just got a significant
6 compact Ryobi tools that fit in a tiny workshop
The relentless pursuit of efficiency often collides with the harsh reality of limited space, particularly for small business owners. In
Tokyo Walled City fills my Deus Ex hole
The cyberpunk genre thrives on mood, atmosphere, and the thrilling act of infiltration. For many fans, the legacy of Deus
Yaga horror series is NOT what I expected
The world of horror cinema and television is a crowded landscape. Every month, streaming services unleash a fresh batch of
Reusing old HDMI cables: My best hack
The Unexpected Treasure: How Old Cables Become Retro Gaming Gold In our modern, tech-saturated world, it seems we accumulate more
Fanmade Baldur’s Gate 3 expansion released after two years
Baldur’s Gate 3 sets a high bar for immersive storytelling and world-building right out of the gate. Yet, for some
4 Amazing Things Your TV USB Port Can Do
We all own smart televisions, devices that bring endless entertainment and connectivity into our living rooms. Yet, despite their advanced
4 CarPlay apps to make your commute fun
The world of in-car entertainment is constantly evolving, and the technology shaping the cabin experience is clearly in a state
Run any Windows app on Linux easily
Navigating the world of cross-platform computing often feels less like an upgrade and more like an elaborate scavenger hunt. If
Hiding the Google TV home screen sped up my TV
When you invest in an Android or Google TV device, the expectation is simple: a seamless, intuitive, and powerful viewing
AMD EPYC 9996 boosts performance by 78%
AMD Unveils Massive Performance Leap with EPYC Venice AMD has officially released the first official performance figures for its next-generation
Microsoft deleted a command scripts still depend on and it’s gone
Microsoft is making a significant change to the way users interact with their operating systems, signaling the end of an
This open-source app beat my Windows cleaner
In the relentless quest for a faster, smoother computing experience, a certain category of software has emerged, promising liberation through
4 Android features still off-limits to you
We all know that feeling. You stumble upon a new capability on your device, a feature that sparkles with potential,
China memory giant expands 3D NAND tech near Beijing
In the relentless global race for memory supremacy, a seismic shift is underway in China’s semiconductor landscape. The story involves
AI training is the largest labor theft
The age of artificial intelligence is less a technological revolution and more a philosophical reckoning. As large language models (LLMs)