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Create a blog post series with navigation in Jekyll
Blogging about individual self-contained ideas is great. However, some ideas require a more structured approach. Combining simple concepts into one big whole is a wonderful journey for both the writer and the reader, so I wanted to add a series feature to my Jekyll blog. As you may have guessed already, Jekyll's high degree of customization makes this a breeze.
Orbbec Persee+ 3D camera integrates Neural Processing Unit for AI/ML applications
The Persee+ 3D camera is the 2nd generation for the camera-computer line developed by Orbbec. The SoC (System on Chip) features Orbbec’s Astra 3D+ camera and a built-in ARM processor optimized for artificial intelligence and machine learning applications.
Completely Remove Snap from Ubuntu Linux Tutorial
Complete guide on how to remove snap from Ubuntu Linux and re-install Software, Firefox as deb version.
How to use SCP and SFTP to securely transfer files
Moving files between systems is one of a Linux system administrator's regular activities. When transferring data across a network, one important consideration is the security of the medium you're using. There are several tools are available for this.
Smap: Alternate Network Scanner of Nmap by shodan.io Examples
For Nmap users time to taste another pie of network scanners powered by shodan.io.
Smap now brings all required features on hand to network admin or penetration tester without overgoing to shodan.io. Smap and Nmap are identical and generate the standard output, except Smap will also fetch public open port data from shodan.io as an addon to standard Nmap.
Smap now brings all required features on hand to network admin or penetration tester without overgoing to shodan.io. Smap and Nmap are identical and generate the standard output, except Smap will also fetch public open port data from shodan.io as an addon to standard Nmap.
Why use Apache Druid for your open source analytics database
Analytics isn't just for internal stakeholders anymore. If you're building an analytics application for customers, you're probably wondering what the right database backend is for you. Your natural instinct might be to use what you know, like PostgreSQL or MySQL. You might even think to extend a data warehouse beyond its core BI dashboards and reports. Analytics for external users is an important feature, though, so you need the right tool for the job. The key to answering this comes down to user experience. Here are some key technical considerations for users of your external analytics apps.
Pop!_OS 22.04: New kid on the Ubuntu block starting to show real muscle
US Linux boxshifter System76 has released the new LTS version, 22.04, of its custom Ubuntu remix, Pop!_OS (or "Pop" for short). The Reg FOSS desk took it for a spin.
Pop!_OS 22.04 “LTS” Released
Pop! OS 22.04 “LTS” has been released, bringing with it a slew of new features and optimizations. Pop! OS is an Ubuntu-based operating system built and managed by System76, a Denver-based company that creates open-source hardware, software, and firmware.
Beelink SER 4 Ryzen 7 Mini PC Ships with Manjaro Linux
Every Linux user has faced the dilemma of exactly what configuration they need for their hardware to work seamlessly with the Linux operating system. Tiny PC maker Beelink has released the SER 4 mini PC preinstalled with Manjaro Linux, and it features an AMD Ryzen 7 4800U processor.
How to Install PHP on Ubuntu 22.04
Learn how to install PHP on Ubuntu 22.04 and combine it with Apache and Nginx. PHP, short for PHP hypertext preprocessor, is one of the server-side programming languages.
How to Install Skype on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install Skype on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS Jammy Jellyfish using the command line terminal, and optional version builds.
SocketCAN x Kubernetes
Looking to use hardware-backed and virtual SocketCAN interfaces inside your Kubernetes Pods? A new device plugin now allows processes inside a pod to communicate with each other using the full Linux SocketCAN API.
How To Use Variables In Ansible Playbooks
This detailed guide explains what are variables in Ansible and how to use variables in ansible playbooks with relevant examples in Linux.
How I grew my product management career with open source
I'm a curious person, and I like to explore many fields in the technology industry, from visual design, programming, and product management. I am also drawn to open source ideas. So I'm excited to share with you how I, as a product manager (PM), have used open source to build my career. I believe my experiences can help others who are interested in product management.
How to Install MATE Desktop Environment on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
In the following tutorial, you will learn how to install MATE Desktop Environment on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS using the command line terminal.
Pros and Cons of Using React Native for Mobile Development
Versatility is at the core of React Native’s function as an open-source User Interface software framework with its capability of developing applications for multiple operating systems. React Native does this by allowing developers to utilise Reactjs with native platform capabilities.
A practical guide to light and dark mode in Jekyll
By ensuring that the markup stays in Sass/CSS, reusing styles, and overriding some Bootstrap 5 defaults, it's possible to achieve light and dark modes.
Updating Edge Devices with OSTree and Pulp
Connecting industrial machinery to the internet has given birth to infinite opportunities that range from performance improvements and predictive maintenance to data modelling that can lead to novel solutions and use cases. The possibilities are endless. Connecting machinery on such a scale can test the limits of cloud connectivity, depending on your location and network limitations.
Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Oracle JDeveloper
JDeveloper covers the full development lifecycle from design through coding, debugging, optimization and profiling to deploying.
Fedora starts to simplify Linux graphics handling
The Fedora development team are planning some significant changes to the way the distro handles graphics, which will help to push forward the state of Linux graphics support – but it may hinder troubleshooting when things go wrong.
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