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Creating And Managing Git Repository - Git Series Part 2 Paid Members Public
Continuing from the previous guide, I will demonstrate how to create a repository and manage it, apply changes to it, make certain files and folders exempt from tracking, and how to handle remote servers. In this guide, I will show you an example of such actions being performed by creating
Linux Kernel And Its Functions Paid Members Public
People use Linux every day. Today almost all electronic products are built on Linux and the most popular ones are Android devices. Every day almost 850,000 Android devices are activated which is the largest compared to any other mobile devices manufacturer such as Windows Phone, iPhone, etc. It’s
Git Basics - Git Series Part 1 Paid Members Public
This series will explain the purpose of git, how to clone GitHub repository, GitLab repository, or otherwise. How to view the changelog and how to revert to an older version of the repository, add and remove files, commit changes, update remote repositories, fetch the most recent versions of repo, and
Running Windows 3.x - DOSBox Part 4 Paid Members Public
Continuing on from the previous tutorial, we have a working DOS installation running with DOSBox that we can install Windows 3.11 on for running old 16-bit Windows software. Since a DOS installation is up and running correctly (unless, of course, it’s broken somehow), let’s begin by installing
Python On Raspberry Pi - Part 7 Paid Members Public
In the previous article, ‘Raspberry PI: laying out the basics I’ we mentioned the Raspberry PI as a low-cost computing device that was initially created to help students improve their programming skills, as well as raise interest in computer science. Thus the need for a beginner-friendly and widely used programming
Discover the Magic of Gnome Boxes: A Complete Guide Paid Members Public
Boxes or GNOME Boxes is virtualization software for GNOME Desktop Environment. It’s similar to Oracle VirtualBox but features a simple user interface. Boxes also pose some challenges for newbies and VirtualBox users. For instance, it’s easy on VirtualBox to install guest addition images through the menu bar, but
Understanding CSRF - Cross-Site Request Forgery Paid Members Public
Security is a major concern when designing web apps. And I am not talking about DDOS protection, using a strong password or 2 step verification. I am talking about the biggest threat to a web app. It is known as CSRF short for Cross Site Request Forgery. What is CSRF?
DOSBox Part 3: Installing DOS Onto A Virtual Hard Drive Paid Members Public
The previous tutorial demonstrated the simplicity of booting from floppy images and creating other images using the tools provided by Linux. This guide continues on from that as it goes through step by step how to properly create a hard disk image, hook it up to DOSBox, and install whichever
