15 Years Later Today

It has been around 15 years that I started my first blog. At that time it was a different blogger service that I used to write my notes for the purpose of sharing with others. Soon it become a technical blog. At that time platforms for blogs were very limited.

Over the years life's priority changed and along with that also the habits of writing.

So yesterday created this account again, to start blogging as frequently as possible.

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Ollama - Run AI Language models locally

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Windows Failure to Y2k

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