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How to launch any application as a Windows Service

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Servy lets you run any application as a Windows service, providing both basic and advanced startup, logging, and recovery options.

2 min read • Aug 21, 2025

web public

How to Quickly Calculate the GPU Needed to Run LLMs Locally

Konstantin Dokuchaev

SelfHostLLM lets you check whether your GPU has enough power to run an LLM such as Llama or Mistral, and it calculates the optimal configuration for the model you choose.

1 min read • Aug 20, 2025

iOS public

How to track new vinyl releases

Konstantin Dokuchaev

VinylReleases alerts you to new vinyl releases, lets you subscribe to artists or keywords, and delivers push notifications.

2 min read • Aug 20, 2025

macos public

How to Create a Local Copy of iCloud

Konstantin Dokuchaev

Parachute Backup copies data from iCloud and Apple Photos into a folder or cloud destination of your choosing, supports scheduled runs, and offers several backup types.

2 min read • Aug 18, 2025

Windows public

How to Find the Wi-Fi Password of the Network Your PC Is Connected To

Konstantin Dokuchaev

The Recall Wifi utility for Windows displays saved Wi-Fi networks and their passwords. It requires no installation and even offers security tips.

1 min read • Aug 7, 2025

Windows public

How to Use AirPlay Screen Mirroring on Windows

Konstantin Dokuchaev

With the free Air Screen Mirroring Receiver, you can enable AirPlay support on Windows and mirror your screen from Apple devices.

1 min read • Aug 7, 2025

Windows public

How to Emulate Keystrokes with a Controller

Konstantin Dokuchaev

JoyToKey lets you assign keyboard and mouse actions to gamepad buttons — perfect for games that don’t support controllers. It costs $7.50 and offers a trial version.

1 min read • Aug 7, 2025

macos public

How to View USB Device Information from the Menu Bar

Konstantin Dokuchaev

The USB Connection Information app displays data about connected USB devices directly in the macOS Menu Bar. It costs $4.99 and does not offer a trial period.

1 min read • Jul 30, 2025