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Homelab Drama: Dev is baffled why everyone simps for Proxmox over Docker

A SWE goes on Reddit to ask why the homelab community is obsessed with Proxmox when Docker exists. The veterans quickly step in to drop some hard truths.

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Dev Life Tools & Tech Stack

Husband Crashes Wooden Board in Dishwasher; Wife Deploys Epic BIFL Hotfix

A hilarious Reddit saga where a husband wrecks a premium cutting board in the dishwasher, leading to a brilliant upcycling hotfix by his wife.

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Stagewise Review: The Open-Source Coding Agent That Actually 'Sees' Your App

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AI & Automation

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Stagewise Review: The Open-Source Coding Agent That Actually 'Sees' Your App

Stagewise is a game-changing open-source coding agent that runs in its own browser, reads the DOM, and edits code contextually. Say goodbye to blind AI tools.

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Technology Tools & Tech Stack

Building a Proxmox Server with an Ancient Xeon? Reddit Greybeards Roast a Clueless Dev

Planning to build a Proxmox homelab with a 1000W PSU and an ancient Xeon CPU? See how the r/homelab community brutally (but helpfully) dismantled this build.

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Frankensteining Wi-Fi, LAN, and 5G: The Ultimate Download Hack

Tired of slow downloads while your 5G phone sits idle? Mush is a new multi-interface download engine that combines all your networks. Let's see if it's legit.

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GitHub Stacked PRs: Salvation for Devs Who Suck at Splitting Tasks

GitHub finally drops native support for Stacked PRs via gh-stack. Is it an absolute game-changer for code reviews or just another rebase nightmare? Let's dive in.

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AI & Automation Tools & Tech Stack

Sick of AI Amnesia? ContextPool Gives Persistent Memory to Cursor and Claude

Tired of re-explaining your architecture to AI agents every morning? ContextPool is here to cure your AI's amnesia once and for all.

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AI & Automation Tools & Tech Stack

Nicelydone MCP: Injecting 'Real Shit' into AI's Brain to Save Us from Trash UIs

Tired of generic AI-generated UIs? Nicelydone MCP hooks your AI agents in Cursor and VS Code to 140,000+ real shipped screens. Time to level up your workflow.

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Code to Cash Tools & Tech Stack

Making $10K/month on a $20 Tech Stack: A Slap in the Face to Over-engineering

An indie hacker makes $10K MRR with a $20 server. No Kubernetes, no microservices. Stop over-engineering and start making money!

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