For people who do a lot of work with command line tools or Bash code, having a Bash web server could be very handy. I was really amazed that in one line of Bash code I was able to create web server…
How fstab works - introduction to the /etc/fstab file on Linux
In this article we learn to know what is the role of one of the most important files in a Linux-based system: /etc/fstab. We examine how it is structured and what filesystem information can be specified in it.
Portmaster is a free and open-source application that puts you back in charge over all your computer's network connections. Increase your privacy and security. Get peace of mind.
I made a video on how I use distrobox on my desktop, and over time as more and more people have been discovering the value of a cloud-native desktop it's starting to gain some attention!
Since SteamOS is an image-based OS right of the bat (must be nice to start
A guide to upscaling or downscaling video with FFmpeg
How to do video scaling using FFmpeg with examples for different types of upscaling and downscaling methods. Scaling a video means to make it either larger (higher resolution) or smaller (smaller…
Coding Wherever: My Fully-Featured Travel Dev Setup from Sea Level to 40,000 feet
What do you do if you want to code using an (almost) fully featured IDE setup, but
you’re up 40,000 feet in the air, without internet? And you don’t want to pay for
business class1? I’ll show you what I did and I’m definitely
interested in feedback and other solutions to this problem.
Let’s just pretend that I don’t want to pay for business class, not that I can’t… ↩
Midnight Commander - A Console-Based File Manager for Linux
Midnight Commander is a text-based file manager for Linux and other Unix-like operating systems that provides a user-friendly interface for managing files.
There was a time when real system administrators just logged into Unix systems as root. But as we all know — with great power comes great responsibility. It’s too easy to do terrible th…
Tags and Postgres Arrays, a Purrrfect Combination | Crunchy Data Blog
Are you using tags in your database with some of your main database properties? Paul reviews some of the ways to store tags in a database from basic relational models to text arrays. He provides some performance tests, sample queries, and guidance on choosing the best path.