The HackerNoon Newsletter: Inside My $1,000 Homelab: How I Rebuilt Big Tech Services in a Tiny Rack (11/26/2025)

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🪐 What’s happening in tech today, November 26, 2025?

The HackerNoon Newsletter brings the HackerNoon homepage straight to your inbox. On this day, The robotic probe InSight landed on Elysium Planitia, Mars in 2018, France launched Astérix in 1965, NASA Launched Super-Size Rover to Mars in 2011, and we present you with these top quality stories. From Google Unveils Antigravity IDE, an AI-Driven Coding Environment Powered by Gemini 3 to Inside My $1,000 Homelab: How I Rebuilt Big Tech Services in a Tiny Rack, let’s dive right in.

Inside My $1,000 Homelab: How I Rebuilt Big Tech Services in a Tiny Rack

By @morpheuslord [ 15 Min read ] A hands-on walkthrough of my homelab journey—from Pi-hole to a $1,000 mini rack—covering hardware, software, networking, and real-world ROI. Read More.

Google Unveils Antigravity IDE, an AI-Driven Coding Environment Powered by Gemini 3

By @proflead [ 2 Min read ] Google’s new Antigravity IDE uses Gemini 3 to plan, code, and test applications automatically, offering developers a fast, AI-powered coding experience. Read More.

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