u/Furger33

I have a gaming setup and a work docking station, and I'm looking for a solution that allows me to keep all my cables permanently connected.

Ideally, when I connect my laptop to the docking station, all monitors should automatically switch from my gaming PC to the dock without having to manually change inputs or reconnect cables.

Has anyone solved a similar problem? What hardware or tools are you using? (KVM switch, docking station, monitor auto-switching, etc.) Any recommendations are welcome.

Hi Guys,

I've got five mini PCs with 8-16 GB RAM each, and I'm looking for a fun or useful project to put them to work.

What would you do with them? Any cool ideas are welcome!

Hey everyone,
I’ve been diving deep into the faceless YouTube / cashcow space, and while I’ve got a good grip on the theory, I’m looking to completely streamline my process for long-form videos (8-15 minutes+). I know automating Shorts is pretty straightforward these days, but keeping viewer retention high on long-form AI content is a different beast.
Right now, I'm experimenting with building a "Zero-Touch" pipeline. I'm exploring tools like Claude Code, local AI agents, and custom scripts to orchestrate the whole process—from generating a solid narrative script to triggering APIs for voiceovers (like ElevenLabs) and handling the visuals/editing.
I’d love to know how you guys actually do it in practice:

1. What does your core tech stack look like? (Are you using Make/n8n, custom Python scripts, or local agent frameworks to tie everything together?)
2. Visuals & Editing: How are you automating the video generation/b-roll so it doesn't just look like a cheap stock-footage slideshow? Any specific APIs you recommend?
3. Quality Control: How do you maintain the storytelling quality and emotional hooks when an AI writes the script?
4. Any major pitfalls or bottleneck steps you struggled with when moving from manual creation to full automation?
   Would really appreciate a breakdown of your workflows or any tips you have for someone trying to build a high-quality automated pipeline.
   Thanks in advance!