In this tutorial I want to talk about how I have streamlined the tutorial making process, something I have been doing quite a lot of lately. The ingredients for a tutorial are pretty simple once I have the idea. Here is an example: The idea: A tutorial on how to

We've all encountered those seemingly innocuous features that quickly turn into frustrating annoyances. From autoplaying videos to overly aggressive predictive text, these behaviours can have a significant impact on our digital experience. While they may be intended to enhance our interactions, they often have the opposite effect, causing

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If you are running Open WebUI in a Docker container, you will eventually get a message that there is a new update available. Docker containers are immutable, so you need to get the latest image and create a new container (using the same data). This tutorial will show you how

After creating countless tutorials, I've developed a collection of routines and tools that have made my life significantly easier—and today, I want to share them with you. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to effortlessly streamline the key steps to make your own process

I recently watched an interesting political talk show about the gap between rich and poor and the Gini coefficient. The show had many competent guests from both sides - the left, the rich and the less fortunate. All in all, it seemed quite balanced. After a while, however, I noticed