Security is very important in this digital age. Network protocols like Invisible Internet Protocol or I2P, a network layer that lets you be anonymous on the internet. With I2P, your request goes through multiple nodes of the network computers. This makes it hard to track the original user and helps with anonymity. Due to I2P, […]
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Linux Mint has always been based upon Ubuntu Linux, and therefore has often been regarded as the ‘Green Ubuntu’. However, the team behind this Linux distribution has been experimenting directly with Debian OS with the release of Linux Mint Debian Edition. The community is of the opinion that due to recent decisions made by Canonical
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Hypnotix is an open-source application that comes pre-installed on Linux Mint. It allows you to stream various TV channels, whether they are free-to-air or from free streaming services or from free streaming services like YouTube live channels, Plex TV, Samsung TV Plus, Roku TV, etc. Apart from Live channels, its simple interface allows you to
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VLC is the most popular and widely used media player on Linux distributions as well as in the Windows ecosystem. It supports a large number of media codecs, and therefore it can play pretty much whatever media file you want. It can already automate a lot of things for you without having to interact, such
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Are you involved in network testing, penetration testing, or simply intrigued by the world of wireless networks? If so, you understand the importance of analyzing remote networks, protocols, and radio signals. Universal Radio Hacker, or URH, is a powerful open-source software designed for analyzing and reverse engineering wireless protocols. Released in 2011 and later ported
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If you’re teaching coding to your kids or maybe indulge in block coding then there’s a good chance you know about Scratch. It is a tool that helps in block coding. The Scratch 3.0 version improved upon the 2.0 in many ways. It brought new sound blocks, string operations, pen blocks, glide blocks, and many
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When working with Java applications we need Java Development Kit or JDK for short. There are various JDKs that you can use like Oracle JDK, OpenJDK, IBM J9 JDK, etc. A JDK contains collections of libraries and tools that are needed when developing Java-based applications. It is used along with a JVM (Java Virtual Machine)
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Designers and mechanical engineers build wonderful machines and tools. They’re creative and logical as well which helps them to visualize things. Their work can be aided by CAD software which lets them easily visualize and make changes in their designs. OpenSCAD is a unique, script-based CAD application that allows for precise 3D modeling. It’s open-source
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Game Maker Studio(GMS) is one of the most popular software used to develop game-based applications. This Game Maker Studio is developed by the well-known organization YOYO Games. This allows all kinds of developers from different domains to easily create game apps via this platform without any coding knowledge. This is most popular among developers because it uses
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Are you a Pokémon fan? Do you play the popular Pokémon GBA games like Pokémon Leaf/Green or Fire/Red? All these games are so good and classic, but they lack multiplayer support. You can’t simultaneously play with your friends, family, or random players online. And that’s where Pokemmo comes in. Looking to play classic Pokémon video
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