OpenBSD 7.5: Post installation and Administration
Part 2: Secure SSH setup, user management, essential tool installation for a hardened, customized system.
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OpenBSD 7.5: The Rock-Solid Foundation for Your Secure Server
Part 1: A detailed guide with screenshots covering every step of installing OpenBSD 7.5, from downloading the image to disk partitioning and booting the new system
Advanced Python: Function and Class Decorators
Clean code doesn't happen by accident. We delibrately structure and improve our 'small' sub-solutions. In this post, we'll dive into the decorator design pattern and discover its origins. We'll explore functional programming concepts like closures, currying, and partial functions, as well as incorporating elements of object-oriented programming. Let's combine the best of both worlds!
Securing Your Flask Application
This post explores essential techniques like encrypting HTTP communication, preventing injection attacks etc .. For flask as well as web applications in general.
Optimizing Your Shell Scripts: Best Practices for Efficiency and Performance
In this post, we will explore best practices for improving performance and efficiency in shell scripts. We will cover topics such as minimizing disk I/O, reducing unnecessary commands and processes, and utilizing built-in shell functions and features.
AI and Machine Learning: Shaping the Future
AI and machine learning have taken the.comnology industry by storm, and there's no doubt that they're here to stay. Their ability to learn, adapt and make decisions on their own has opened up a whole new world of possibilities. In this post, we'll explore the world of AI and machine learning and how they're changing the way we live and work.
A VPN for privacy ... 🤔! Really ?
Many people have the false idea, that VPNs provide a layer of privacy and anonymity against Cyberthreats 🤷. In this post I'll explain why that's simply not true, provide cases when you might need one, and how to actually be private.
Is your data ever really deleted?
No data is really gone, it doesn't matter if you are on Linux/MacOs or Windows ... 😕 In this post I'll explain how you can securely delete/recover files in Linux 🐧
Easily configure Hyprland and install the relevant Xwayland native packages
Fully configure/rice Hyprland to make it fully functional
Minimal Hyprland installation on a fresh Archlinux
Simple guide to setup Hyprland on Linux 🐧 (Archlinux) machine 💻 #1
The Ultimate guide to military grade encryption with GnuPg
Cryptography creates trust by assuming its absence and that no one is trustworthy.
How Shell scripting helped me learn languages 📚
In this post I'll go through How i created a bash script to get the correct pronounciation of words
Watch YouTube from the command line with Ytfzf
Install Ytfzf to Watch YouTube videos in a completely brand NEW way!. Ytfzf is A posix script to find and watch YouTube videos from the terminal.
The Ultimate Note-Taking System 🗒 | Pandoc, Markdown and Vimwiki
The quickest and effective way I've come across to take notes on a laptop. Is by using Pandoc & Markdown. You can create presentation slides, PDFs or craft a resume. Vim makes it even a lot easier with 'Vim Macros' and 'abbreviations'; Although that would be the subject for another post.
SOS You Need to activate Linux 🐧
Windows users always brag about their lovely watermark notification (Activate Windows) , today it's no longer the case, Linux has got your back.
100x Faster as CS student - Terminal automation
One downside of using a GUI (Graphical) application is you loose the ability to automate things. In this post i'll try to cover and highlight some unix tools, as well as some terminal aliases that will make your life easier 😃.
All in one post to master English
Learn English from podcasts , games, or structured Mooc platforms , whatever you prefer! I'm sure you will still find some useful links that works for you.