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One of the greatest concerns for the many Smartphones users these days is security and privacy. Android has been very popular for a long time, but issues of security are…
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Careers are supposed to be challenging, engaging and at the same time exciting. This is the way almost all IT professionals would describe their careers. Working in the technology field…
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Linux is everywhere these days, to begin with – this server that the blog is hosted on is also powered by a Linux machine, Ubuntu to be specific. Then again,…
Continue readingCreating Your Own VPN Server with OpenBSD
A virtual private network (VPN) allows us to disguise ourselves online, a VPN enables us to appear as if we’re from a different country, when in fact we’re not. The…
Continue reading14 Ways to Learn Vim Commands
Few days ago I published a nice roundup of the best Python IDE’s for developers, and within that roundup I included the code-editor Vim. It’s a legendary code editor that…
Continue reading28 Free Books for Learning Software Architecture
You won’t just learn the ins and outs of software architecture from this list, you’re going to master it; if you can afford to invest the required amount of time,…
Continue readingHow to Optimize Your Ubuntu’s Performance
One of the first things I wanted to do when I first setup my Ubuntu, was of course look into the optimization abilities, and how I could make it faster…
Continue readingTop 5 IRC Clients Available for Linux Distros
IRC, probably the oldest way of internet communication that’s known to the modern man. I remember my first IRC days back in 2004/2005, it was an exciting time – all…
Continue readingTop 6 BitTorrent Clients for Linux Users
I have been a Linux user just for a little while now – though with previous experience – and the amount of tools I’m looking to download and install is…
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