There’s a chill in the air – and not just because I left the kitchen window open. It’s Hallowe’en season! All Hallows’ Eve! Samhain! Commercialized creepiness! Whatever you call it, October is the only month of the year you̵…
Prometheus is an open-source monitoring and alerting platform. This guide will show you how to install Prometheus and Node Exporter on the Debian 12 server.
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This tutorial will help you install Ubuntu 23.10 Mantic Minotaur into your computer or laptop. It includes methods most of you will need like dualbooting, UEFI and using external disk drive. It is easy to follow and hopefully risk-free because we will …
Linux folder permissions are fundamental for system security and organization. Our concise cheat sheet offers an at-a-glance guide to efficiently navigate and apply the right permissions.
Table of Contents for Full Online Computer Science Database and Internet Career Course from the Beginning Part 1 Introduction to Computers and Operating Systems Chapter 1 The General Purpose Computer and Numbers Used 1.1 External Physical Components of a General Purpose Computer 1.2 Typing 1.3 Motherboard 1.4 Counting in Different Bases 1.5 Converting a Number […]
*21 October 2023*Unifont 15.1.03 is now available. This release adds the CJK Unified Ideographs Extension I glyphs (U+2EBF0..U+2EE5D). It also includes other minor glyph and software updates.
This release no longer builds TrueType fonts by defau…
Drupal is a free and open-source web content management system written in PHP. In this guide, I will show you how to install Drupal on a Debian 12 server.
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The git push command is pivotal in synchronizing local changes with remote repositories. This guide offers an exhaustive exploration, ensuring every Linux developer can update repositories with confidence.
Managing disk space is crucial for any Linux user. Dive into our guide to learn essential command-line methods to easily view, analyze, and manage your storage allocations.
This is a step-by-step guide to installing the Jellyfin Media Server on Debian 12 Bookworm. It also provides tips for various scenarios and instructions on setting up a reverse proxy for your media server.
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If you’ve installed Ubuntu on a laptop, you might want to view battery percentage in the top bar. In this post, I’ll show you how to do this. While the Quick Settings menu shows you the percentage of battery remaining, it’s “out…
netstat is a fundamental tool for network administration in Linux. Explore our selection of 10 commands that every Linux user should incorporate into their networking toolkit.
OnlyOffice announced the new 7.5.0 release for its desktop editors office suite few days ago. Like online version, the desktop app can now open PDF files and do basic editing operations, such as text annotating, form filling, commenting and drawing. While, collaborative editing is planned for the next release. Another new feature in this release […]
Practical tutorial on the creation and use of reverse shells using Metasploit to recognize vulnerabilities and strengthen your organization’s security posture.
Comprehensive tutorial on the benefit of using Nginx in hosting and how the combination of fail2ban with Nginx secure the server from suspicious activities.
Practical tutorial on how to properly terminate your batch scripts by utilizing the batch file “Exit” command and understand why the “Exit” command is vital.
Tutorial on how to create a batch file to run a PowerShell script and use it to automate the process of renaming the files in a folder along with examples.
Tutorial on how to map the network drives on Windows using batch scripts and PowerShell to simplify the access to remote resources and enhance productivity.
Tutorial on the batch file renaming procedure through batch scripts to rename multiple files at once using a combination of the “for” loop and “ren” command.
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