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GNOME 43 Plans to Introduce Redesigned Quick Settings

GNOME 43 introduces the revamped and attractive quick settings menu, which brings pill-shaped toggle icons and more.
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How to Use the rsync Command

by Jeremy ‘Jay’ LaCroix

Overview
One of my favorite utilities on the Linux command-line, and block storage is one of my favorite features on Linode’s platform, so in this article I get…

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OBS Studio 28.0 Promises 10-Bit Color Support and HDR Video Encoding

OBS Studio 28.0 has just entered public beta testing to give us early access to its awesome new features. Learn more here.
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Best Linux Distributions for an Old Laptop in 2023

Comprehensive tutorial on the best Linux distributions that work effortlessly on older and new laptop which are reliable and easy to install on any system.

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An Early Look at Fedora Linux 37 on Raspberry Pi 4

With the upcoming Fedora Linux 37 release, Raspberry Pi 4 support will get the “official” status. Learn more about what this means here.
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Javascript Inline If

This is implementing inline if statements using ternary and logical and operator. Conditional statements are one of the major building blocks of programming.

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Infinity in MATLAB

A step-by-step guide on how to use the inf() function in MATLAB to create x scalars, vectors, and arrays with infinities in their elements.

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How to Test Speed of Raspberry Pi SD Card

There are two methods to perform the SD card speed test of the Raspberry Pi device and this article provides a detailed description of both these methods.

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New Linux Malware Surges, Surpassing Android

Linux malware is skyrocketing and now surpasses both macOS and Android, according to a new report. Learn more here.
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How to Install and Use the bottom Command on Raspberry Pi for System Monitoring

The bottom is a lightweight system monitoring application that provides you with the resource information of your Raspberry Pi device on the terminal window.

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How Long a Raspberry Pi will Last

The Raspberry Pi lasts for more than 7 to 10 years if used with care, and this article shows you the way to prolong the lifespan of your Raspberry Pi device.

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Get CPU Information Using cpufetch on Raspberry Pi

cpufetch is a command-line utility used to find the CPU information of the Raspberry Pi device, such as processor name, cores, microarchitecture, and so on.

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Corsair HS60 Pro Review: Crafted for Your Comfort

Corsair HS60 pro is a premium-looking wired headset with great audio quality. They are also very comfortable to wear even for long sessions.

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Tensorflow.js – tf.greater()

tf.greater() in Tensorflow.js is compared to the elements that return true if the element in the first tensor is greater than the element in the second tensor.

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Configuring SASL on Linux

This article explains how to configure SASL to work with LDAP and on a DIGEST-MD5 mechanism. You can install SASL using the tarball installation method.

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Share Raspberry Pi Terminal – Install GoTTY

GoTTY is a command-line utility for sharing Raspberry Pi terminal on the browser and you can install it on your device by following this article’s guidelines.

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Tensorflow.js – tf.slice()

Tutorial on the use of the tf.slice() to get a range of elements from a tensor by specifying three different examples to understand this concept better.

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Tensorflow.js – tf.pow()

tf.pow() in tensorflow.js is used to raise power with respect to the values in another tensor discussed in this article.

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Setenv C Function

This article explains the setenv () function is used in C programming for adding or updating a variable in the environment, which is in the calling process.

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Redis ZREM

The ZREM command removes one or more elements from a Redis sorted set stored at a given key. It returns the number of removed elements as the return value.

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