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Andy Wingo: we iterate so that you can recurse

Sometimes when you see an elegant algorithm, you think “looks great, I
just need it to also do X”. Perhaps you are able to build X directly
out of what the algorithm gives you; fantastic. Or, perhaps you can
alter the algorithm a bit, and it works …

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Raspberry Pi OS vs Ubuntu

Raspberry Pi OS is greater in its stability, and compatibility and has lesser upgrades. The default use of experience is better on Ubuntu.

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Push Button with ESP32 – Arduino IDE

Push button can be interfaced with ESP32 using the digital input pins. Digital read function can read input from the push button. Find out more in this guide.

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Program ESP32 with MicroPython Using VS Code and PyMakr

This article is a comprehensive guide on setting up Visual Studio Code for MicroPython and programming ESP32 with it.

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Monitor Raspberry Pi Through Monit

Monit is an open-source monitoring tool that can be installed on Raspberry Pi from this article’s guidelines.

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Back Up and Restore XFS Filesystems With xfsdump, xfsrestore

Due to its high scalability and performances, XFS became the default filesystem in recent versions of Red Hat Enterprise Linux and its clones. In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to back up and restore XFS filesystems with the xfsdump and xfsresto…

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OpenShot 3.0 Released with Major Improvements & New Features

Import that footage you’ve been meaning to edit into the latest version of OpenShot, a free, open-source Qt-based video editor for macOS, Windows & Linux.
This post, OpenShot 3.0 Released with Major Improvements & New Features is from OMG! Ub…

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How to Display Image With JavaScript

Use the “createElement()” method to display images with JavaScript as the createElement() method is used to create an element node.

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How to Use Truth or Dare Bot in Discord

To use Truth and Dare bot in Discord, first add it from top.gg website. Next, “Discord server>Continue>Authorize>prove identity”. Insert command and see result.

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How to screen share on Discord

Discord is well-known as the best voice, text, and video chat platform for influencers, developers, and gamers. But are you aware that you can screen share on Discord? Screen share is a straightforward way to share visual info with co-workers, and alli…

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Python Calendar Module

In Python, the “calendar” module provides various methods and classes for dealing with the month, day, and year of the specified calendar.

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www @ Savannah: On Privacy at School

New article by Richard Stallman, On Privacy at School.

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How to Reset Root Password in Fedora 37

Forgot you root password in Fedora? This guide explains how to change or reset root password in Fedora 37, 36, and older versions.
The post How to Reset Root Password in Fedora 37 appeared first on Linux Today.

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How to Update Flatpak Packages in Linux

I believe almost all Linux users keep their systems updated.

But that update is usually for the default package manager. For example, updating Ubuntu often means updating all the APT packages.

However, there are other packaging formats like Snap and Flatpak. The Snap applications get updated automatically but not the

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Andy Wingo: a simple semi-space collector

Good day, hackfolk. Today’s article is about semi-space collectors.
Many of you know what these are, but perhaps not so many have
seen an annotated implementation, so let’s do that.Just to recap, the big picture here is that a semi-space collector
d…

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How to Install Timeshift via PPA in Ubuntu 22.04 to backup whole system

This simple tutorial shows how to install the latest version of TimeShift, to backup your Ubuntu system by creating ‘system store‘ points. Timeshift is a popular system backup tool originally developed by Tony George. It’s now a project maintained by Linux Mint, though the original developer is still one of the top contributors. And, he […]

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Using the File Tagging Feature in KDE’s Dolphin File Manager

Want to organize files by tagging them? You don’t need third-party tools for that if you are using KDE. Here’s how to use the built-in tagging feature in Dolphin file manager.
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How to Update Flatpak Packages in Linux

Many Linux desktop users tend to forget to update the Flatpak packages as they are not included in the regular system updates. Here’s how to update them.

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Distribution Release: Puppy Linux 22.12

The developers of Puppy Linux, a lightweight distribution which can be assembled to be compatible with a variety of parent distributions, have published a Slackware-based version of Puppy Linux. It is compatible with the Slackware 15.0 and Salix softw…

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Simon Josefsson: How to complicate buying a laptop

I’m about to migrate to a new laptop, having done a brief pre-purchase review of options on Fosstodon and reaching a decision to buy the NovaCustom NV41. Given the rapid launch and decline of Mastodon instances, I thought I’d better summarize my pro…

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