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Ubuntu and other distros on Android are AMAZING
This 2000's Linux era vibes Did you ever search for “Rambo Tux”? Those images are a journey, not gonna lie. image was probably created by the author of a bulgarian blog lost to time. I always thought that the Linux hardware probe logo was funny and weird and decided to investigate.
Red Blob Games
Keka
Obsidian is a powerful knowledge management tool that treats your notes as a connected web of information. It’s designed for people who want to build a comprehensive personal knowledge base. Features Bidirectional linking between notes Graph view to visualize note relationships Plugin ecosystem for extending functionality Themes and customization options Local storage - your data stays on…
Obsidian
Obsidian is a powerful knowledge management tool that treats your notes as a connected web of information. It’s designed for people who want to build a comprehensive personal knowledge base. Features Bidirectional linking between notes Graph view to visualize note relationships Plugin ecosystem for extending functionality Themes and customization options Local storage - your data stays on…
ShareX
ShareX is a free and open-source program that lets you capture or record any area of your screen and share it with a single press of a key. It’s one of the most comprehensive screenshot tools available for Windows. Features Screen capture (fullscreen, window, monitor, region, scrolling capture) Screen recording with customizable settings Auto-upload to over 80 destinations including cloud…
How to upgrade Debian 10 Buster to Debian 12 Bookworm
A reference to heart rate monitor with black and red colors. Source: Internet Archive, Software maintenance and computers, 1990 . Overview It’s not permitted to jump Debian releases, so we need to upgrade two times, from Debian 10, to 11, then 12. My server has 4 main apps:
Limiting Single Program Memory Usage With Cgroups in Linux
A hungry computer eating a floppy disk. Source: Internet Archive, ROM magazine, 1977 , illustrated by Robert Grossman . Trying to do it with ulimit While trying to solve the 07 challenge from Os Programadores (and validating other’s solutions), I had to check if my (and other’s) program used less than 512 megabytes of memory. OK, the instructions page for the challenge told me to use…
Hello World! And welcome to my blog
A world made of computer chips. Source: Internet Archive <3 Hello World! For a developer, this is such a common thing to say when starting a new project. Not only humans say hello, actually in SMTP protocol, it starts an e-mail exchange by sending HELO 1 . So you can imagine that millions, if not billions of “Hello’s” are sent everyday by machines.