Linux tty Command Tutorial for Beginners (with Examples)
In Linux, everything is a file. Even any hardware device connected to the system is represented as a special file. So it shouldnt come as a surprise ...
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An unofficial guide to using Mastodon and the Fediverse
I have a bunch of files stored in various directories. They have been created at different times, but I need to check that their contents are the same. I cannot find how to do a diff on ALL files i...
Bash Beginner Series #3: Passing Arguments to Bash Scripts
In the third part of the Bash Beginner Series, you'll learn to pass arguments to a bash shell script. You'll also learn about special bash shell variables.
Unmasking HTTP Logs: From Blind Spots to Full Visibility
Standard HTTP logs miss crucial details like request and response bodies, hindering debugging. Our article offers solutions for complete HTTP logging, ensuring you have all the necessary information for effective web management.
I did something recently I haven’t done in a long time: I recompiled the Linux kernel. There was a time when this was a common occurrence. You might want a feature that the default kernel did…
How to identify whether webp image is static or animated?
I am working on a project where a user can upload webp images. I know how to convert webp images into jpg/png, but am stuck on how to identify whether the webp image is static (non-animated) or ani...
Pairing with ChatGPT to help write a Postgres function
Here’s the latest installment in the series on working with LLMS: It was only after I deployed the function and used it in three different dashboards that the penny finally dropped. This had …
A Beginner's Guide to TextFSM for Network Automation
Introduction to TextFSM In this blog post, we will look at TextFSM, a tool that helps parse the raw data (semi-structured) we often get from network devices. If you've ever tried to use TextFSM documentation, you might know it can be a bit confusing. Therefore in this post, we'll go