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How to Install Microsoft Office on Linux

Microsoft Office on Linux is possible. Here are three methods for getting Microsoft Office installed in a Linux environment.
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A comprehensive guide to mastering symbolic links in Linux

In this article, we’ll examine how symbolic links can be used to manage shared files, avoid breaking dependencies, and create aliases for frequently used commands or scripts. We’ll also provide step-by-step instructions for creating symbolic links usin…

Improve GNOME’s On-Screen Keyboard with this Extension

Got a touch-enabled or convertible laptop and use the GNOME Shell desktop? Here’s an extension recommended you’ll be grateful to get to grips with. It’s called Improved OSK GNOME extension…

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chatGPT-shell-cli: ChatGPT and DALL-E Tool

chatGPT-shell-cli is a simple script to use OpenAI’s ChatGPT and DALL-E from the terminal without needing to install Python or Node.js.
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Salesforce Apex – Triggers

Practical tutorial on Salesforce Apex triggers and the different exmaples to fire the trigger upon insertion, update, and deletion on different objects.

Java Servlet Examples

Tutorial on the uses of the Java servlet to develop the web applications server and the different types of methods for three phases of servlet applications.

How to Start a Multicast Traffic in Iperf

Tutorial on how to start a multicast traffic in iperf and the iperf commands to send and receive the multicast frame and how to check it in Wireshark.

How to Take Screenshots from the Login Shell (CLI) of Ubuntu/Debian Server

Practical tutorial on how to install the fbgrab program and how to take screenshots of the login shell/command line interface on Ubuntu/Debian servers.

Iperf3 Commands

Practical tutorial on the basic commands for iperf3, how to install it in Linux, and how to run the TCP and UDP traffic using iperf3 along with examples.

Java Method Examples

Tutorial on Java methods, how to use the access modifiers to set the scope of methods in Java, and the ways of declaring and using the methods in Java.

How to Upgrade to FreeBSD 13.2 From FreeBSD 13.1

If you’re running older FreeBSD versions, you can upgrade to the latest available version. Here’s how to upgrade to FreeBSD 13.2 from FreeBSD 13.1.
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Java Stream Examples

Guide on the different uses of Java stream in Java programming like generating the array and collection to help the Java users to use the stream in their code.

Java DOM Parser Examples to Parse XML

Practical tutorial on the uses of the Java DOM parser to read the content of a simple XML file in different ways by reading and searching an XML file.

Java Treemap Examples

Practical tutorial on the methods of inserting, removing, and printing the elements of the Java treemap using multiple examples on how to use the Java treemap.

Salesforce Apex – Date Format

Practical tutorial on how to create the date from string in Salesforce and convert the date to string, along with the methods applied on the formatted date.

Salesforce Apex – Governor Limits

Tutorial on what the Governor limits are and how they can be handled for different scenarios using an example regarding the limit count from the “limit” class.

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Salesforce Apex – Map

Tutorial on the Salesforce Apex map and its methods used in trigger scenarios to load more data at a time and organize them in the {key:value} pair format.

Salesforce Apex – String Class

Practical tutorial on Salesforce Apex string class and how to apply its methods on simple strings and Salesforce standard objects like account and contact.

Andy Wingo: sticking point

Good evening, gentle readers. A brief note tonight, on a sticky place.See, I have too many projects right now.In and of itself this is not so much of a problem as a condition. I know
my limits; I keep myself from burning out by shedding load, and th…