Hello dear readers, I have had a tough time. I have been busy writing my bachelor’s thesis for the last 4 months, which I finished in February and is being…
A blog about IT, security and whatever crosses my mind
Hello dear readers, I have had a tough time. I have been busy writing my bachelor’s thesis for the last 4 months, which I finished in February and is being…
I used WhatsApp in 2013 for over a year. A lot. I got lots of notifications every day about different persons writing stuff in group chats. After the free year…
In the last few weeks I have been looking for some paid projects to earn some extra money. I stumbled across a lot of requests which look like this: Looking…
I got this idea today after using DuckDuckGo for a while to create QR codes. If you are using DuckDuckGo as your search engine, you can simply enter “qr whatever”…
Being able to connect to your Raspberry Pi through WiFi and either extend your home network or have a direct connection with your Pi is a pretty simple, but powerful…
When I started this tech blog, I never intended to write about personal issues. So this is my first try to write about love. I fell in love a few…
Linux offers a lot of packages and programs to back up your files. Since I just migrated to Linux, I had to leave my previous backup tools and look for…
One of a programmers most underrated ability is his ability to search for information on the Internet. Even the best of us can not remember every detail of a framework’s syntax. Sometimes we have a problem which we do not want to solve on our own, because we hope someone already has solved it.
But finding the right words to describe what we are exactly looking for can be difficult.
Here are 4 tips to improve your search results and get faster to the best results!
Introduction (repeated from Part 1) If you are new to Linux, you have to know that a lot of configuration can and should be done through a terminal. On most…
If you are new to Linux, you have to know that a lot of configuration can and should be done through a terminal. On most modern Linux distributions like Ubuntu, Mint or Debian you can avoid to use any command line program at all, but more often than not you will find solutions on the Internet that should what to type into the console to fix a problem.
Here are a few commands you should learn to get comfortable with the terminal without breaking things or damaging your computer.