
Creating and Using MCP Postgres
If you are using Codex and a Postgres database, adding a Postgres MCP server gives the agent direct DB tooling for schema inspection, query support, and migration verification.
This guide shows how to install it, start it, and stop it.
Why Use Postgres MCP
- Lets Codex use DB tools …
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If you’ve recently upgraded to Fedora 43, you might have noticed that gvim (the GTK-based GUI for Vim) feels a bit like a relic. It often struggles with Wayland, requiring X11 overrides just to launch.
I recently decided to ditch the buggy gvim package entirely and create a dedicated "Vim App" that runs …
Read MoreRunning Stable Diffusion Locally on Fedora 43 with no GPU

If you’ve got a Fedora 43 laptop (especially something like a Framework with Intel integrated graphics) and you want to generate AI images locally, you can do it — without CUDA, without NVIDIA drivers, and without the heavyweight PyTorch + AUTOMATIC1111 setup.
This guide walks through the exact steps that worked for me …
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I have a Raspberry Pi 4B that I use as a mini home server and pi-hole. I love that I can block intrusive ads, have a secure vpn connection to my home network, and have backup for my music collection. The Raspberry Pi 4 is a fun little device and if you can get your hands on one, it has a lot of cool uses. (Note, if …
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I've got a PiHole set up on my raspberry pi and have it connected to my home router. My ISP won't assign me a static IP address though it's pretty good about keeping the one I've got active until I reboot my router. For the most part that's been good enough for me but I wanted to finally get dynamic dns going so I …
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I've been using Firefox as my main browser for a few years now. I like supporting an independent organization and have come to really appreciate the containers functionality which helps me segragate activity. One gripe I've had is that I much prefer the way Google Chrome handle's URL completion. When I'm in Chrome and …
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I've been searching for a way to keep my notes and todos organized. Over the years I've tried some interesting solutions like Evernote, Google Tasks, and even Task Warrior. All of them have their pros and cons but I've recently really liked the flexibility and ease of use of Joplin.
The screenshots will show you that …
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I wrote earlier about cassettes becoming a more important part of my listening experience. I have bought some great cassettes from my local record store but I also like making my own mixes. Generally, I buy 110 minute type 2 cassettes from Amazon as they're the most convenient place to get a lot of song storage without …
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I'm GenX and I grew up on a budget. That meant listening to the radio and trying to record my favorite song onto a cassette tape so I could listen to it in my parent's car or on a cheap portable cassette player on the way to school. When CD's came on the scene, like many others, I jumped on board eager to get perfect …
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So you're doing ruby development in 2019, eh? Good for you! Despite the rumors, Ruby on Rails is still a great way to get a project up and running. I managed to get the core of https://www.rpgbuddy.com up and running in a week. One of my clients is also still running Ruby and I need to upgrade them from an old 2.3.3 …
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