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Redis ZSCAN

Tutorial on how to use the ZSCAN command to retrieve the members and scores of a sorted set without blocking the client or server using MATCH and COUNT.

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Best Open Source Web Servers Linux

This is a list of the top Linux-based open-source web servers to choose from based on your needs, technological setup, and technical expertise.

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How to Create a New User in Ubuntu 22.04

Comprehensive guide on how to manage the users in Ubuntu 22.04 through the terminal and the UI and how to assign and revoke the sudo privileges for any user.

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Block Hotlinking Ngnix

Hotlinking is the process through which other websites use your pictures, videos, and other content on their pages. This is on how to prevent it.

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Firefox and Smart RSS: Find Our Feed Reader Again

Did you miss the old Firefox’s feed reader feature? You can take it back by using Smart RSS. If you wonder, it is an ability to subscribe and read offline any blogs and websites you often visit in one place. Smart RSS is easy to use and has beautiful u…

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Tkinter Progress Bar

A step-by-step guide on how to configure and use the Tkinter progress bar in Python to make a determinate and indeterminate progress bar.

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Sed Replace Newline With Space

A guide on how sed replaces newline with space in two different ways and includes other relevant tools that we can use to replace newline with whitespace.

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Redis LSET

A guide on how to use the Redis LSET command to update or set an element at the specified index for a given list stored at a specified key.

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Pandas Fuzzy Match

In this tutorial, we teach how you can perform fuzzy matching in pandas. We have discussed the fuzzywuzzy library and how it helps in the matching of strings.

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GNUnet News: GNUnet 0.17.5

GNUnet 0.17.5

This is a bugfix release for gnunet 0.17.4..

Download links

http://ftpmirror.gnu.org/gnunet/gnunet-0.17.5.tar.gz

http://ftpmirror.gnu.org/gnunet/gnunet-0.17.5.tar.gz.sig

The…

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Budgie Desktop is Almost Ready for Fedora Rawhide

Budgie desktop environment is now submitted as an official Fedora package and soon to be added in Rawhide for official flavour development.
The post Budgie Desktop is Almost Ready for Fedora Rawhide appeared first on Linux Today.

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LibreOffice Calc Spreadsheet Basic Tutorials Collection

We have finished publishing a collection of very basic Calc Spreadsheet tutorials for beginner grade since January 2022. Calc is a spreadsheet for everyone from LibreOffice — the most excellent free alternative to Microsoft Excel. This collection expl…

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Install Wine, Winetricks, Lutris, GameMode, Xanmod Kernel Using GameReady In Ubuntu

This guide explains what is GameReady, and how to install WINE, Winetricks, Lutris, GameMode and more using GameReady in Ubuntu and its derivatives.
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How to Make Console Your Default Terminal App on Ubuntu

GNOME Console app is a great new alternative to other Linux terminal emulators. In this post I show you how to set Console as default terminal on Ubuntu.
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grep @ Savannah: grep-3.8 released [stable]

This is to announce grep-3.8, a stable release.
Special thanks to Carlo Arenas for adding PCRE2 support
and to Paul Eggert for his many fine changes.

There have been 104 commits by 6 people in the 55 weeks since 3.7.
See the NEWS below for a brief …

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Some Precautionary Steps to Stay Anonymous on the Internet

IT experts say it is possible to remain anonymous on the Internet, but every day it becomes more and more difficult to do so. No single measure can guarantee a 100% result. However, measures to organize security and protection of confidential data can …

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How to Edit Files Over a Network Using FTP, SCP and HTTP

File modification is an OS routine inevitable to all Linux users. No one can avoid it. Every Linux user (from beginner to pro) has a preferred text editor for file management tasks like their creation, editing, and modification. This article is here to explore a more efficient approach to directly editing a file on a […]

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MusicPlayerPlus – A Console and Terminal Music Player for Linux

Being considered a Linux user does not automatically translate to a routine of coding and constant file configuration efforts. MusicPlayerPlus brings life to the Linux terminal environment through its music support features. This character-based consol…

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Ubuntu 22.04 LTS and 20.04 LTS Users Get New Kernel Update, 9 Vulnerabilities Patched

Just a day after the release of Ubuntu 20.04.5 LTS, which ships with Linux kernel 5.15 LTS from Ubuntu 22.04 LTS by default, a new kernel update is now available to address several security issues, including CVE-2022-1729, a race condition discovered by Norbert Slusarek in the perf subsystem that could allow a privileged local attacker […]

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Looks Like Ubuntu 22.10 (Kinetic Kudu) Will Be Powered by Linux Kernel 5.19

Ubuntu 22.10 is due out on October 20th, 2022, and if you’re wondering which kernel version the upcoming Ubuntu release will ship with by default, let me tell you that the Kinetic Kudu will be powered by Linux kernel 5.19. This is quite great news for Ubuntu users wanting to try the Kinetic Kudu release […]

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