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Bash test command explained with examples

Comparison and checking might not be suitable in real life, but it is essential in programming. It helps to ensure that you have good code that interacts well and works as expected. Comparison of various values, checking of the different properties of …

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How to stop Discord from displaying your game

Discord is one of the most famous gaming chat apps that enables users to communicate with friends while playing games. One of its finest features is the ability to look at your allies list and see the game everyone is playing at that moment.

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How to use the distinct count query in MongoDB

Displaying a specific number of documents in a particular collection is one of the retrieval queries. Use the distinct count query when you have hundreds of documents in a collection and want to know the total number of distinct documents in that colle…

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How to list databases in MongoDB

MongoDB is a NoSQL database that can store many forms of data, including unstructured data. Data in MongoDB is stored as collections and documents rather than relations. This enables it to keep any form of data. MongoDB has hundreds of operators and ac…

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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 996

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: Void 20221001News: Debian warns Anacron service may be disabled, Fedora tests new web-based installer, Redox OS runs on some real hardwareQuestions and answers: Remotely shutting down and complex aliasesRelease…

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How to make colored text in Discord

One thing that is not supported by the default Discord user interface is a colorful and vibrant text chat experience. It only has a basic text chat with no in-built color commands, and at first glance, there is no way for you to do anything fancy with …

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How to Install Odoo 16 ERP Software on Ubuntu 22.04

Odoo is a self-hosted suite of over 10,000 free and open-source enterprise resource planning (ERP) solutions. In this tutorial, we will install the Odoo open-source ERP software on the Ubuntu 22.04 server.
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Kooha: A Simple Screen Recorder

Kooha is a simple free and open-source GTK-based app designed to “elegantly record your screen.” Check out its highlights here.
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Make GNOME Calendar, Clock Icons Show Actual Date and Time

Ever looked at the GNOME Calendar and Clock app icons and thought: “hmm, they’d look much cooler if they showed the current date and the actual time”? Well, a brand new GNOME extension allows them to EXACTLY that! It’s called &#…

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5 NeoVim GUI Editors You Could Try If You are Not a Total Terminal Junkie

Looking for the GUI comfort for NeoVim? Here are a few projects that give a graphical interface to the awesome NeoVim editor.

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Scipy Chi-Square

The article is on the chi square method which uses the “stats” module from the scipy library. We have conducted two types of tests for the chi square methods.

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Python Thread Sleep

The “time.sleep()” method of the “time” module is used in Python to suspend the execution of the current thread for a given number of seconds.

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Python Thread Join

This is on Python “thread.join()”. We constructed a function, called it using the “thread” module, and used the threads to invoke the “join()” method.

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Python Platform Module

This examined the Python platform module using: “processor()”, “machine()”, “architecture()”, “node(),” “system(),” and “platform()” methods.

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Python List to CSV

In Python, the “write()”, “CSV”, “to_csv()”, and the “savetxt()” methods are utilized to create a CSV file from the input list.

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Nestbox Lets You Run Linux Virtual Machines on Your Google Pixel Device

Nestbox is an app that allows you to run virtual machines and create containers on your Google Pixel device. Learn more here.
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Panorama photo stitcher – Hugin 2022 in Beta Now [Ubuntu PPA]

Hugin, the popular free and open-source panorama photo stitcher application, now is in beta stage for the upcoming 2022 version. Changes in this release according to the launchpad milestone include: Add simple edge fill option to fill black edges in panorama with homogenous color. Simplified the assistant page with only the necessary GUI controls to […]

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Best IDEs (Code Editors) for Linux

This guide of the best IDEs and code editors for Linux covers their unique features, pros and cons, and more.
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How to Properly Rename a Directory in a Git Repository

To rename the Git directory in a Git repository, first open the repository, then utilize the “git mv ” command.

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How to Login to Discord Via QR Code

To login to Discord via QR code, open web browser, search for Discord, and hit “Login” button. Then, open Discord mobile app>User Settings>Scan QR Code” option.

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