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17.06.2025
OpenSnitch: The Application Firewall Every Linux User Needs

If you really want to control which apps on your Linux machine connect to the internet, a traditional firewall might not be enough. What you need is OpenSnitch. Most Linux users rely on tools like iptables, ufw, or firewalld. They do a solid job,

17.06.2025
How to Trigger and Fix a Kernel Panic in Linux

Picture this: you're calmly working on your Linux machine — maybe installing updates, compiling a package, or just browsing the web — and suddenly the screen freezes. Then a wall of intimidating text appears: "Kernel panic – not syncing:

16.06.2025
How to Disable Unnecessary Services in Linux and Free Up Resources

When you're setting up a server for your specific tasks, you want it to run fast and clean — without extra stuff getting in the way. But here's the catch: many modern Linux distributions, especially those using systemd, automatically start

16.06.2025
How to Fix a USB Drive That Mounts as Read-Only in Linux

If you’ve ever plugged a USB stick into a Linux system and suddenly realized you can’t copy, delete, or change anything because the drive is mounted as read-only — you’re not alone. This is a pretty common issue among Linux users, whether

13.06.2025
WebDAV: What It Is, Why You Might Need It, and How to Set It Up

Sometimes you need to access files on a remote server as if they were right there on your computer. Maybe you want to back up some documents, upload vacation photos, or just have an easy way to work with files from different places. One of the

12.06.2025
Pandas in Python: Why You Need It and How to Use It

When you're working with data — especially in analytics — you’re often dealing with tables: CSV files, Excel sheets, or exports from databases. To handle these kinds of tabular datasets easily and efficiently in Python, there’s a powerful

12.06.2025
How to Create a New Page Template in WordPress Without Breaking Your Design

Your site is running smoothly, everything looks tidy — until a new idea shows up. Let’s say you run a news site where every article has a featured image in a perfect 16:9 format. It all looks consistent and clean… until you start a new section. For

11.06.2025
How to Set Up a Terraria Server on Ubuntu

Terraria isn’t just a pixelated game — it’s a full-fledged adventure world where you can dig, build, fight bosses, and explore vast, randomly generated lands. It’s especially fun in co-op mode, and to enjoy it with friends without lag or

11.06.2025
How to Set Up Your Own Dedicated Server in The Forest: Lag-Free, Mod-Friendly, and Fully Customizable

If you want to play The Forest with friends without lag or crashes, forget public servers — host your own! It’s easier than you think, and much more stable. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything: from setup and configuration to mods and