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Banana Pi router dev board is equipped with Rockchip RK3588, dual GbE and 8GB RAM
The new Banana Pi BPI-W3 comes with the powerful Rockchip RK3588 processor and useful peripherals to be used as a router board. In this case, this board brings up to 8GB of RAM, one GbE LAN port, one GbE WAN port, triple HDMI ports and large storage capacity.
Nala – A Feature-rich Commandline Frontend For APT Package Manager
Nala is a commandline frontend for the APT package manager. This tutorial explains the general usage of Nala commands with examples.
FFmpeg 5.1 “Riemann” LTS Released with VDPAU AV1 Hardware Acceleration, New Filters
The FFmpeg Project released today FFmpeg 5.1 as the latest stable version of this powerful, cross-platform, and open-source multimedia framework that brings new features, new filters, and other changes.
How movie posters inspire engagement on our open source team
Using Design Thinking, be creative in how potential projects can be discussed and shared with stakeholders, while still capturing all the key pieces of information.
How to upload local files to Amazon EC2 instance using Terraform
In this tutorial, we will look at how to copy a file from a local machine running Terraform to a newly created Amazon EC2 instance (Ubuntu) on AWS. In this method, we will use the File utility provided by Terraform. We demonstrate its use by simply copying a file to an EC2 instance.
Mélodie – no frills music player
What caught our eye about Mélodie? It was predominately because it’s billed as a no frills music player. Too many music players are burdened with tons of features that aren’t really that useful or interesting. Let’s see if Mélodie has what it takes to become our default music player.
Rate Limiting with Nginx
Rate Limiting With nginx. This article explains how to use the nginx HttpLimitReqModule to limit the number of requests for a given session. This is useful, for example, if your site is hammered by a bot doing multiple requests per second and thus increasing your server load. With the HttpLimitReqModule you can define a rate limit, and if a visitor exceeds this rate, he will get a 503 error.
RISC-V based ESP32-C3 DevKit supports Rust
The ESP32-C3-DevKit-RUST-1 is a development board that features the RISC-V architecture through the single-core ESP32-C3 System-on-Chip (SoC). In addition to wireless connectivity, this dev kit offers a 6-DoF IMU, a Li-Ion battery charger and it can be programmed with Rust.
How to Reset MySQL Root Password in Ubuntu and Fix Error 1045 (28000)
Losing passwords may create serious issues by completely locking down your database access.
Recently, I installed MySQL on my system and tried to change the password to improve security. While performing the steps, unintentionally, I misplaced my MySQL database password and lost access.
Recently, I installed MySQL on my system and tried to change the password to improve security. While performing the steps, unintentionally, I misplaced my MySQL database password and lost access.
Install OpenLiteSpeed with PHP 8 on Rocky Linux 8 / AlmaLinux 8
OpenLiteSpeed (OLS) is a high-performance, lightweight, open-source HTTP server that helps your website to load faster than ever before. This guide will walk you through installing OpenLightSpeed Web Server with PHP 8 support on Rocky Linux 8 or AlmaLinux 8.
How to get Linux onto a non-approved laptop
Some of the changes in modern kit, especially portables, seem to be intentionally obstructive to Linux users however you can mostly work around them.
Linux skills: 9 tutorials to get more from your text editor
When it comes to a sysadmin's daily drivers, text editors are always near the top of the list. Whether you're partial to Vi/Vim, Emacs, Nano, ed, or any of the many other options out there, you probably couldn't do your job without one of these handy tools close at hand.
Apache Beam users detail stream data processing applications
The open source Apache Beam batch and stream data processing technology is finding a home in a growing number of large organizations.
How to Check Graphics Card in Linux System
Linux provides you with a couple of commands to check the hardware information, including the graphics card. So, today you will learn what those commands are and how to use them to check the graphics card in your Linux system.
How to install Vivaldi Web Browser on Linux Mint, Ubuntu and Debian
In this tutorial you will learn how to Install Vivaldi web browser on Linux Mint, Debian and Ubuntu.
How to Add a Website in ISPConfig
ISPConfig is a hosting control panel for Linux servers that provides functions for managing websites, databases, FTP and shell users, email accounts, and DNS. In this guide, we will show you step by step how to add a website, MySQL/MariaDB database, FTP-user, and SSH-user in ISPConfig.
How I use the Linux fmt command to format text
When I write documentation for a project, I often write the Readme file and Install instructions in plain text. I don't need to use markup languages like HTML or Markdown to describe what a project does or how to compile it. But maintaining this documentation can be a pain.
Bosch leverages open source model; teams with PolyCrypt to tackle blockchain for the Economy of Things
Some years ago, researchers realized that IoT devices would need to buy and sell from one another. In this “Economy of Things,” the items to be traded will include power, data, and connectivity. Most transactions will be fast, low value, and high frequency.
Dell XPS 13 Plus Developer Edition Laptop Is Now Certified for Ubuntu 22.04 LTS
Canonical informs 9to5linux.com today about a new partnership with Dell to bring its latest Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) operating system series to the Dell XPS 13 Plus Developer Edition laptop.
How to Exclude Package Update from Apt-Upgrade
Whenever you hit the apt upgrade command on your Ubuntu or other Debian-based distribution, it will update the existing package and application to the latest release.
You might not have a problem updating the packages to their latest release. But let me remind you, “How many times did you break your packages after updating the system?”
You might not have a problem updating the packages to their latest release. But let me remind you, “How many times did you break your packages after updating the system?”
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