Welcome. This site is a collection of notes, guides, and experiments in technology. The aim is simple: to share what has been learned, make the path clearer for others, and show that with a bit of persistence, it’s possible to build useful things from modest means.
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Hi there. My name is Neil, and I’m the author and builder of this site. I created Telecharge as a way to learn in public and to leave a trail for others who might be working through the same questions. This isn’t about expertise — it’s about curiosity, practice, and showing what can be done when you start small and keep going.
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All Roads (Often) Lead to Docker
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Your Old PC Might Be the Best Photo Server You’ll Ever Own
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WireGuard Can Do More Than You Think
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WireGuard Isn’t a VPN — It’s a Superpower
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Old PC vs NAS for a Photo Server
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Face Recognition on a Photo Server — CPU vs GPU
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Fluid Typography Must Be the Woodstock of CSS
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WireGuard Has No Clients or Servers
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Cleaning Up Docker
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Are Network Sessions Real or Faked?
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Understanding Docker Run
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Docker Networking Basics
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Give Your Retired PC a Promotion — To Wi-Fi Boss
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Build a Container from Scratch
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Docker Volumes vs Bind Mounts
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Docker, Demystified: From Hello World to How It Really Works
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Docker Is Not a VM
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