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Free Voice Typing with KDEConnect
This guide shows you how to easily use KDEConnect to use Google's powerful voice recognition for voice typing into any linux desktop application.
Quickly Evaluate A Computer For Crypto Currency Mining Profit
This guide shows you how to quickly work our much profit or loss a local or cloud computer can generate for several crypto-currencies.
Reading and searching through compressed files
This guide explains how to read and search through compressed text files without having to decompress them first.
Using telnet to debug connection problems
If you have ever had the frustrating experience of failing to get a client application to connect to a server the telnet command provides a simple and fast method of debugging where the problem lies.
How to use your entire CPU in Bash with parallel
When CPU bound jobs are run in bash, such as gzipping log files, they will get compressed sequentially on a single CPU core. This guide explores how to use parallel to utilize every CPU core.
How to identify that your linux server has been compromised
This guide explains how to look for the common signs that your linux server has been compromised.
Two productive habits of experienced Sysadmins
This guide explores two habits that experienced Sysadmins use to make their time on the command line more efficient.
A simple way to move files to and from your phone
This guide explains how to set up a simple .php file that enables effortless file transfer from your phone to your computer.
Protect Your Android Phone With OpenVPN In 10 Minutes
This guide shows you how to install, configure and connect your Android phone to your own OpenVPN server in 10 minutes.
3 Alternatives For Enabling Two-Factor Authentication On SSH
This guide provides instructions for enabling three different, multi-factor authentication systems for SSH.
Creating system loads
System administrators sometimes need to create simulated system loads in order to test how applications will behave under load. This article outlines how to create system loads with standard Linux tools.