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The Beginner’s Guide to Using Iptables for Port Forwarding

Port forwarding is a network address translation (NAT) mechanism that enables proxy firewalls to forward communication queries from one IP address and port to another. Port forwarding is typically configured on Linux systems using iptables, a program f…

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Step-by-Step Guide on Installing balenaEtcher on Fedora Linux

Install balenaEtcher on Fedora Linux using these simple, step-by-step instructions for efficient and successful setup.
The post Step-by-Step Guide on Installing balenaEtcher on Fedora Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

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Audacious Music Player Preps Support for PipeWire

Support for the PipeWire audio stack will be available in the next stable release of the lightweight Audacious music player. Developers working on the player have issued a beta build…

The post Audacious Music Player Preps Support for PipeWire is from OMG! Linux and reproduction without permission is, like, a nope.

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Parabola GNU/Linux-libre: [From Arch] Switch to the base-devel meta package requires manual intervention

The base-devel package group has recently been replaced by a meta package of the same name.
People that had the base-devel package group installed (meaning people that installed base-devel before February 2nd) have to explicitly re-install it to get …

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How to tar a Folder in Linux?

Linux offers a built-in “tar” command tool to compress and extract the “tar” files and folders having formats “.gz”, “.bz2”, “.xz”, “.tbz” and many more.

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How to Use ChatGPT by OpenAI: Beginner’s Guide

OpenAI’s new AI chatbot ChatGPT has taken the world by storm. Here are the basics and expectations you need to know and have.
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Audacious Music Player 4.3 Beta added PipeWire output & Opus Support

The lightweight audacious music player announced the beta release of the next v4.3 a few days ago. Usually, the final release will be out in next or next few months with mostly no change since beta. So far, this beta release include the following new features. The new release added plugin support for Pipewire, which […]

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Select the Values of One Property on all Objects of an Array in PowerShell

To select the values of one property on all objects of an array in PowerShell, use these methods “Select-Object”, “$array.Property”, or “%{$_.Property}”.

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Secure String PowerShell

To secure a string value or password in PowerShell, two methods, including “ConvertTo-SecureString” and “Read-Host” are used.

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PowerShell Syntax for Send-Mailmessage – Email to Multiple Recipients

The email can be sent to multiple recipients by creating an array of strings and adding emails within inverted commas separated by commas.

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PowerShell – Extract File Name and Extension

The file name and extension can be extracted or exported with the combination of the “Get-ChildItem” cmdlet and the “Out-File” cmdlet.

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JavaScript Regular Expression Email Validation

Use the general regular expression or regex pattern “/[a-z0-9]+@[a-z]+\.[a-z]{2,3}/” to validate the email in JavaScript with the “match()” method.

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JavaScript Check if Variable Exists (Defined/Initialized)

To check if variable exists (defined/initialized), use “typeof” operator because it does not generate a “ReferenceError” if variable has not yet been declared.

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JavaScript – Validation, Numbers Only

Use the “regular expression” as regex patterns or the “isNaN()” method to validate the fields in a form to get only the numbers.

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JavaScript – Get Portion of URL Path

To get the portion of the URL path in JavaScript, apply the “location.host” and “pathname” properties or the “slice()” and “split()” methods.

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Install Software Using PowerShell Script

To install the software using PowerShell, first add the “Start-Process” command and then add the software file and execute it for standard installation.

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HTML- HTML5 Email Validation

For the HTML5 email validation, first, create a form and specify input “type” as “email” and define a “pattern” by determining a particular pattern of email.

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HTML Table tr Inside td

To insert table tr inside td, first create a table by utilizing the “

” tag. Then, inside the “

” to add rows inside the table.
” tag, define “
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HTML Page Structure

An HTML document is a structure of a web page. Several elements are used in HTML documents that tell the browser what to display on the web page.

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How to Undo a Particular Commit in Git that’s Been Pushed to Remote Repos

To undo the particular commit in Git, which is pushed to the remote repository, the “git reset” command can be used along with the specific “HEAD~” position.

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