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DistroWatch Weekly, Issue 985

This week in DistroWatch Weekly: Review: Garuda Linux 220808News: Fedora plans to replace DNF, elementary OS introducing responsive design in its apps, UBports to be officially supported on the Fairphone, Slackware reverses change to GNU grep, Debian …

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Windows: Grep Equivalent

In CMD, the “Findstr” and “Find” are said to be the Grep equivalent in windows. However, you can use “Select-String” as grep equivalent as well.

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Validation of File Size While Uploading Using JavaScript / jQuery

Client-side file size validation can be done using built-in methods of JavaScript. Data validation helps ensure that the data fits certain requirements.

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Password Matching Using JavaScript

The password field hides user’s input making it necessary to have some mechanism where the user can type and match their password with the original.

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Implementation of Stack in JavaScript

Stacks are useful data structures with many real-world applications. They are linear data structures which follow the LIFO principle.

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How to Wait for X Seconds in JavaScript

In JavaScript, setTimeout() is employed to wait x seconds based on user needs. The time is specified by the user in milliseconds.

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How to Get ID of Clicked Button Using JavaScript/jQuery?

The ID of a clicked button can be accessed through both plain JavaScript and jQuery. jQuery has methods like click and on which can be used.

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What is the Difference Between the != and =! Operators in Java

In Java, “!=” and “=!” operators are used for performing different tasks. The “!=” operator compares two values while “=!” operator inverses the boolean value.

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What do Discord mods do

Discord mods can add, remove, kick out and ban users. To create a mod role, open server settings, create a role, go to members tab, and assign permissions.

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What an Admin can do on Discord

A Discord server admin can manage the server, add, invite, remove, and ban users. To make an admin, open server settings, and make an admin with Role tab.

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Top 10 Most Popular JavaScript Frameworks for Web Development

Most popular JavaScript frameworks for Web development are: Node.js, React.js, Vue.js, Angular, Backbons.js, Ember.js, Svelte, Express, Meteor, and Polymer.

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How to Get a Discord Moderator Badge

To get a Discord Moderator Badge, first read the “Discord Moderator Academy” articles to learn community and moderation management and take the related exam.

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JavaScript string.slice() Method

The inbuilt str.slice() method is used to get a substring from a string by passing a starting and an optional ending index.

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Window confirm() Method in JavaScript

The window confirm() method is used to prompt a user with a message and get their response. The confirm() method opens a pop-up on top of the browser window.

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Insertion of Variable into String Using JavaScript

To insert variables into string in JavaScript, you can use special character “$” followed by variable name and basic formatting method with “%d” placeholder.

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How to Validate a Date in JavaScript

The Date.parse() and regular expressions are used to validate the date in JavaScript. Users can define the specific format to validate the input date.

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How to Get Current Timestamp in Java

To get current timestamp in Java, you can use methods offered by the Date class, ZonedDateTime class, Instant class, and LocalDateTime class.

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How to Get Current Branch in Git

To get the current branch in Git, the git command is executed with different options such as “-a”, “–show-current”, “–abbrev-ref HEAD”, and “–show HEAD”.

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Papirus Icon Set’s September Update Adds 38 New Icons

Paprius icon set gets an Autumn update that adds 38 new and updated app icons. The popular icon pack now covers more Linux-friendly apps, tools, and games.
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10 Destructive Linux Commands You Should Never Run

Here are some common dangerous Linux commands that trolls try to trick you into running and messing up your Linux system.

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