Category: Tech
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How to Get Your Blog Cited by ChatGPT and Perplexity
Answer engines are the new front page. How ChatGPT, Perplexity, and Google’s AI results choose which blogs to cite — and the practical checklist for becoming one of them.
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The AI PC Label, Decoded: What an NPU Actually Does for You
What is an NPU, and is an AI PC worth paying for? A plain-English decoder for the Copilot+ PC label, 2026 laptop chips, and when the AI sticker actually matters.
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Omarchy for Podcasters: A Free Studio With a Room for Everything
PipeWire audio routing, REAPER or Audacity one install away, a preinstalled Zoom web app for guests, and a workspace map that keeps the record button, script, and guest one keystroke apart.
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Omarchy for Streamers: Yes, OBS Screen Capture Works on Wayland
Omarchy ships OBS with the PipeWire capture chain pre-wired, plus Steam, Proton, and Moonlight for an instant dual-PC setup. How to stream from DHH’s Linux desktop, caveats included.
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Local AI on Omarchy: A Private Chatbot on the Leanest Desktop You Own
Omarchy’s lean Arch base leaves your RAM for the model. How to set up Ollama on Omarchy in one command, give your private AI its own workspace, and wire it into the capture keys.
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Omarchy for YouTubers: OBS and Kdenlive Are Already Installed
Omarchy preinstalls OBS Studio and Kdenlive, puts screen recording on a hotkey, and gives renders their own workspace. The full YouTube workflow on DHH’s Linux desktop.
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Omarchy for Writers and Bloggers: The Whole OS Is a Focus Mode
Omarchy ships Obsidian, LibreOffice, and a keyboard-first desktop with no dock and no distractions. Here’s the distraction-free writing and blogging setup, room by room.
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Omarchy for Developers: The Workflow DHH Built for Himself
Neovim, tmux, and LazyDocker on hotkeys, mise everywhere, and ten AI coding agents preconfigured. The developer-workflow tour of Omarchy, plus a workspace pattern for background agent sessions.
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Six Levels to a Mouseless Omarchy. Start With Five Keys.
Omarchy ships 227 keybindings. You need five to survive the first hour and about thirty to stop touching the mouse. Six levels, each with a drill and a pass condition, ending with the day you put the mouse in a drawer.