If you’re new to Tiny Core Linux, one of the first things you’ll notice is how lightweight it is. You may also have wondered if it could be used as a highly efficient server on low-power hardware. Today, it’s still … Continue reading →

Often you need quite a lot of power (more than 100 watts) to run an x86-64 server with decent performance. However, it is possible, with the right hardware and configuration, to run an x86-64 server, including the mains adaptor, on … Continue reading →

I was handed a Fitbit Blaze for repair, which was stuck in a reboot loop; I don’t personally own one — I have a different brand! Originally, I thought this problem might be due a bad update, or that the … Continue reading →