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Wiring Up Memory MCP Myself: Bolting a Local Knowledge Graph Onto an AI's Session Amnesia [1 comments]
I attached Memory MCP to a VS Code plus Cline setup to carry project rules and working context past the session boundary. Here's the difference between the official knowledge-graph server, hosted mem0, and mcp-memory-service.
A 4,500-won rental VPS and a Mac mini aren't even the same sport. Official price list, how local LLMs feel by memory size, 3-year total cost, and Cloudflare Tunnel setup — laid side by side. The conclusion: outside is the rented server, inside is the Mac mini.
A one-year Kubuntu daily driver's take, starting from a Windows virtual machine. The Windows-style layout, KDE Plasma customization, Ubuntu compatibility, and lightness — plus how to download the latest releases (26.04 LTS and the 26.10 beta), written from an actual user's seat.
What Jev (TypeSafe) is — a decision-only AI that returns structured judgments instead of words. There's no free tier so you can't run real Jev on your PC for free, but here's how to run Kev, an open model to the same spec, locally with a single Ollama command.
I Stumbled Onto Hark Pro While Searching for Flights — the AI That Operates a Browser Like a Human [1 comments]
A look at Handoff, the computer-use agent from Hark — the new company founded by Figure AI's Brett Adcock — and the Hark Pro app. How it clicks and types like a person, a deep dive into the pricing and security, and the open questions that remain.
I was renting a corner of my brother's server until a sudo mistake locked me out of root and forced me to strike out on my own. The story of how a beginner, blocked by AWS and Oracle's card-registration wall, ended up on a domestic rental server (YourIT, VPS from 4,500 won/month), with an official price comparison.
The bathhouse is on fire. You have to get out right now, and you can only take one thing. 1 million won, or a mask to cover your face. This isn't a case where you can't choose. This time there's no right answer — your temperament shows through.
The Order of Operations for Bathroom Silicone [2 comments]
For bathroom silicone, the order from removing the old bead to letting it cure is everything. A step-by-step method, plus tips for working around the toilet.
DIY Toilet Replacement [2 comments]
Replacing a toilet yourself takes care because the ceramic is heavy and the leveling and waterproofing matter. A step-by-step rundown of the supplies and the order of operations.
Installed Open WebUI 0.11.4 in a real local environment and verified the Ollama integration, model list, and chat responses. The docker run command from the blog post breaks the integration as-is — it needs two extra settings.
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