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The Pre-Launch Countdown to the Debian 12 Release Has Begun

The wait is almost over! Debian 12 “Bookworm” is now in the full freeze — the last phase before the final stable release.
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Mesa 23.1.1 Brings Improved Graphics Drivers, Bug Fixes

Mesa 23.1.1 is here packed with many fixes for various of its open-source graphics drivers. Check out the highlights here.
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Weston 12.0: Highlights and Changes

Weston 12.0 brings two new back ends, support for multiple scanout devices, and the addition of new protocol implementations.
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Add ‘Open Terminal Here’ for other Terminal Emulator in Ubuntu 22.04

Want to let “Open in Terminal” context (right-click) menu option work for another terminal emulator? Here’s an extension to do the similar job for Nautilus. When right-clicking on either a folder or blank area in file manager, there’s an “Open in Terminal” menu option to launch system default terminal with that folder as working directory. […]

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The Python Software Foundation Shares PyPI Subpoenas Details

The Python Software Foundation (PSF) received three subpoenas issued by the U.S. Department of Justice for forking over PyPI user data.
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Singleton Design Pattern in C#

Singleton is a design pattern in C# restricted to only one instance of the class that can be created and used throughout the code.

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Embedded Financing and Finicity: What’s the Connection between Them?

Embedded finance essentially allows companies in any sector to provide financial services and create a much more flexible and personalized experience for their customers. The era of embedded finance began a few years ago. During this time, they experienced significant growth and spread their own. There is no doubt that quarantine gave a strong impetus to this trend. The long period of lockdown showed that the banking sector survived thanks to technological solutions. In addition, according to some data, more than 70% of those who interacted with a bank or insurance company in a digital format were satisfied with the…

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Install and Use pipx in Linux

Pipx addresses the shortcomings of the popular pip tool. Learn to install and use Pipx in Linux.

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Seaborn Kdeplot() Method

The “kdeplot()” method in Python is used to create “KDE” plots that show the distribution of continuous variables in one or more dimensions.

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Python Find Last Occurrence in String

To find the last occurrence in the string the “rfind()” method, “rindex()” method, “str.rpartition()” method, and “for” loop are used in Python.

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Seaborn Legend

A legend is automatically added to seaborn graphs by default. However, to add it manually, “plt.legend()” function of “matplotlib” library is used in Python.

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SciPy Bessel Functions

Learn how to apply two different techniques to solve the SciPy Bessel Functions, a type of second-order differential equation, with some sample problems.

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How to set up a dual boot with Pop!_OS and Windows

Are you torn between the user-friendly nature of Windows and the rich capabilities of Pop!_OS? Why not enjoy the best of both worlds by setting up a dual boot? Dual booting allows you to run two different operating systems on the same computer, providi…

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SciPy Signal Processing

“scipy.signal” module of “scipy” library provides various functions in Python used to apply different operations on the signal i.e., convolution of two arrays.

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Python Combine Single String into a List of String

Python’s built-in methods, such as the “eval()” method and “ast()” method are used to convert the string into a list of strings.

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Python Append to string

The “+=” operator, “join()” method, “f-String” method, “string.format()” method, and “Concatenation Operator +” are used to append one string to another.

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Matplotlib Invert Y-Axis

To revert the graph’s y-axis in Python, the “invert_yaxis()” method, “plt.ylim()” method, and the “plt.axis()” method are used.

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How to Check If a List Is Empty in Python

The “if/else”, “bool()” and “len()” functions, “not” operators, “NumPy” module, or comparison with an empty list is used to check if a list is empty in Python.

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SciPy Odeint

In Python, the “odeint()” function of the “scipy.integrate” module is utilized to solve a system of ordinary differential equations by integrating them.

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Python Multiline String

To create a multiline string various methods such as “using triple quotes”, “using escape characters” and “using the join()” are used in Python.

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