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Every article on TurboGeek starts with a real problem I hit at work, and ends with tested steps you can run right now. No waffle, no filler — just the fix.
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Latest guides
Just published — tested and ready to use.
These are the newest articles on the site. Every one has been written, tested and reviewed before it goes live.
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15 Practical DevOps Pipeline Hacks to Speed Up CI/CD
DevOps pain is universal. Pipelines that take 20 minutes to tell you nothing, containers that refuse to start in production but run fine on… Read the guide
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Ubuntu for Developers: Essential Setup, Commands and Power-User Tricks
Ubuntu is the developer default. Whether you’re building web apps, wrangling containers, or working in data science, there’s a very good reason most tutorials… Read the guide
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SharePoint in 2026: Power User Tips and Automation
Most teams use SharePoint as a file dump. That’s a waste. SharePoint in 2026 has Power Automate deep integration, AI document processing, Copilot search,… Read the guide
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AWS and Google Cloud Just Made Multicloud Practical
TL;DR New to multicloud? Start with the What Actually Launched section for the facts, then jump to What This Means for Architects for the… Read the guide
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Linux
Solve Linux admin work faster.
Commands, system fixes, package installs, networking, storage and a curated path through the best Linux admin posts first.
AWS
Get into cloud work without guesswork.
AWS guides, infrastructure automation, CDK, IAM, platform tasks and a better on-ramp than a raw category archive.
Windows
Handle Windows and Server work cleanly.
Windows Server, AD, safe mode, PowerShell and practical support tasks that still matter in production.
AI
Read the AI and agent workflow lane.
Claude Code, AI developer tooling, comparisons and practical guidance on agent workflows for developers.
Cheat Sheets
Jump into quick wins and command references.
One-liners, compact explainers and short-form pages for when you need the answer, not a lecture.
Beginners
Use the archive without already knowing the jargon.
Entry points and simpler routes for readers who are learning the fundamentals before they specialise.
More from TurboGeek
Beyond the technical archive.
Published writing, background on the site, and how to get in touch.
Published Writing
Outside work and commissioned articles.
A dedicated place for external pieces and broader writing that supports the authority side of the brand.
About
Context on the publication and the person behind it.
Make the publication feel intentional: not just a pile of posts, but a coherent body of practical technical work.
Contact
Corrections, consulting and partnership conversations.
Provide a clean route for article fixes, collaboration and direct contact without turning the site into a sales brochure.
Elsewhere
Gaming stays on the site, but outside the core technical lane.
Keep the publication identity focused on technical readers while still leaving the gaming archive available as a side route.
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