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How to Append Values to Object in JavaScript

JavaScript provides Object.assign() and push() methods to append values to objects. Moreover, spread (…) operators can also use with key/value pairs.

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How to Align Image to the Right in CSS

To align an image to the right in CSS, you can use the “float” property with the “right” value and “display” property with “-” value.

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How to Add More USB Ports to a Laptop?

Number of USB ports on a laptop can be increased by using USB Hubs and USB port multiplier. Find more details about it in this article.

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How Much Space Does Ubuntu Require?

Different versions of Ubuntu have different hard drive space requirements. This article gives a guide on how much space Ubuntu needs on a machine.

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Arduino Communication Protocol

Through communication protocols, data can be sent and received from different devices to Arduino. This article is a guide on Arduino communication protocols.

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Why was Roblox Made?

Roblox was developed to provide a platform not only to play the games but also to develop games and publish them on the platform.

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What is a 2-in-1 Laptop – Advantages & Disadvantages

The 2-in-1 is a laptop that can be used as a full-fledged laptop and as a tablet as well. This article mentions the benefits and drawbacks of these laptops.

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DebugPoint Weekly Roundup #22.04: New Releases and Updates

DebugPoint Weekly Roundup #22.04: Salix 15 release, elementary OS 7 dev updates, Fedora 37 beta is a go, and more.
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Atuin: A Powerful Alternative for Shell History (SQLite Database) in Linux

Atuin is a powerful replacement for your existing conventional history command with an SQLite database. Learn more here.
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Enable Wayland Support for Firefox/Chrome in Ubuntu 22.04 for Better Experience

Running Ubuntu 22.04 with the default Wayland session? You can switch your web browser’s backend to get even faster and smoother experience. Firefox, Google Chrome and Chromium based web browsers do have native Wayland support, but they still use X11 as backend in Ubuntu desktop. Since Ubuntu 22.04 by default logs into Wayland session, user […]

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Debian Downloading Guide for Beginners

This tutorial will show you how to get latest version of Debian GNU/Linux operating system from the internet for desktop, laptop, and server purposes. Debian is a universal, free, libre, and open source software (FLOSS) for everyone. With this, we want…

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Ansible: A beginner’s guide to IT automation

Automation lets you work smarter, not harder. Learn Ansible basics so you’re ready to start bringing automation into your workflows.
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How to use chroot on Debian 11

The chroot command allows us to run commands and programs in a safe environment. In this tutorial, learn how to use chroot on Debian 11.
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Fedora Devs Plan to Replace DNF with DNF5 in Fedora Linux 39

There is a proposal for Fedora 39 to use DNF5 for software package management to improve performance and user experience. Learn more here.
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Java File List Files in Ubuntu 22.04

The list files function returns the name of the files in the form of an array and is usually called in the File[] data type variable.

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Redis XTRIM

Redis XTRIM command is used to trim a stream based on a threshold value which can be the maximum length of the final stream.

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How to Try Ubuntu’s New Installer on Your Current Install

Ubuntu devs are building a brand new desktop installer using Subiquity and Flutter — and now you can test it out on your existing install as a demo Snap.
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Open Source Qt ‘Notes’ App Adds Folders, Tags + More

Notes is an open source, and cross-platform note-taking app written in Qt. A new version is available to download. I list what’s new and share screenshots.
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CORS Nginx

Cross-origin resource sharing is known as CORS. When someone is operating on a domain, the server will use this method to control access to its services.

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Pandas insert() Column

The “DataFrame.insert()” method is utilized to add/insert the column with a default value or a different value to Pandas DataFrame.

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