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5 January 2024 by Lubos Rendek

Bash scripting is a powerful tool for automating tasks on Unix-like systems. One
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HOW TO INCREASE THE SECURITY OF SYSTEMD SERVICES

3 January 2024 by Egidio Docile

Nowadays all major Linux distributions adopted Systemd as their init
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utility. When starting a service, or launching a process in general, we want to
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HOW TO INSTALL KEEPASSXC ON LINUX

3 January 2024 by Egidio Docile

KeePassXC is a free and open source application we can use to safely manage our
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DECODING RASPBERRY PI: WHICH OS TO CHOOSE?

29 December 2023 by Korbin Brown

Users have many choices when it comes to operating systems for the Raspberry Pi.
This was not always the case, like when the Raspberry Pi premiered over a decade
ago, support for the device was quite limited. These days, many different Linux
distributions have added support for ARM devices like the Raspberry Pi, and
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HOW TO CHECK POWER CONSUMPTION ON RASPBERRY PI

29 December 2023 by Korbin Brown

As you can probably guess just from its small size and light weight, the
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Raspberry Pi will not be adding much onto your electric bill, exactly how much
power does it actually consume? This can be tricky to answer and we need to rely
on external devices, since power consumption can’t be accurately measured from
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HOW TO INSTALL OPENMEDIAVAULT ON RASPBERRY PI

29 December 2023 by Korbin Brown

OpenMediaVault is software that transforms your computer into a NAS (network
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become a popular choice for users that are looking to run a lightweight and
inexpensive NAS operation. OpenMediaVault comes with a lot of the software and
features you will need in order to manage multiple storage disks and share them
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RASPBERRY PI SERVER/VIEWER VNC CONFIGURATION

29 December 2023 by Korbin Brown

If you plan to remotely administer your Raspberry Pi, then using VNC is one of
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HOW TO CREATE SECURE AND EFFICIENT BACKUPS WITH RESTIC

21 December 2023 by Egidio Docile

Restic is a cross-platform, free and open source program written in Go. We can
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S3 buckets, but works also locally and over plain SFTP connections.

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HOW TO NETWORK BOOT RASPBERRY PI

11 December 2023 by Korbin Brown

Using network boot on the Raspberry Pi allows you to install the operating
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connection. Contrast this to the typical way of getting an OS onto the device by
using a separate PC and the Raspberry Pi imager tool. With network boot, the
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TOP RASPBERRY PI ALTERNATIVES FOR YOUR NEEDS

11 December 2023 by Korbin Brown

When it comes to single board computers, the Raspberry Pi is probably the most
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contender. Depending on your needs for a small sized computer, there are
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