If you’re a student or a scholar, or even are preparing for DSA rounds in interviews you would understand the genius of spaced repetition. Spaced repetition is a learning technique that involves reviewing material at increasing intervals over time, making it easier to remember complex topics. What this method essentially does is as follows: Suppose […]
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Looking to install Dotnet-SDK on your cloud instances or on your personal computers to deploy a .NET application? Well then follow this guide to learn more about Dotnet and how to install it on Linux. So let’s get started. To install Dotnet-SDK on Linux, you can use the default package manager for your distro or
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Linux-based operating systems have come a long way since their inception. New Interfaces, new applications, and many other things have been developed at the back-end such as Pipewire and Wayland which improves the overall experience of using the Linux desktop. However, there are still many things that Windows simply does better than Linux distributions, simply
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Kafka is the high-performance TCP protocol server used for large distribution of servers to clients. It is used to collect, store, retrieve, and scale large amounts of data. One of the prior advantages of this technology, Kafka, is that it streams massive messages in Low Latency. Kafka is written in Java and Scala. It can
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Howdoi is the command-line utility used to get answers to programming-related questions by searching in the StackOverflow platform. This engine is trained in such a way that it returns the most upvoted results or solutions. This creates an easy workflow for developers and programming enthusiasts. When the user searches for any query, they must invoke
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Ticket Booth is a free, open-source application designed to help you keep track of movies and web series on Linux. It aggregates data from The Movie Database (TMDB) and offers a user-friendly interface divided into tabs for movies and web series. You can easily add titles to your library, view detailed information about each title,
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We all want to just relax and watch our favorite movies and web series all day long. However, because of DRM protection, many streaming websites such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video do not allow Full HD or higher resolution playback of their content on Linux and Firefox browser because of the type of DRM
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There are many open-source e-book readers available for all book lovers on Linux-based distributions like Bookworm, Foliate, and Koodo and all of them work beautifully as independent software. But, most of them are limited to the Linux operating system, so you will have to install a completely different application on a different OS such as
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Konqueror is a versatile file manager for Linux that also doubles as a web browser. This guide provides a comprehensive step-by-step installation process for various Linux distributions including Ubuntu/Debian, Arch, and Gentoo. It also offers an alternative installation method using Snap. With Konqueror, you can manage files, browse the internet, and even access FTP and
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Looking to make a 2D game, well then I have a perfect game engine for you. Solar2D is an open-source Lua-based game engine. So today we will learn about it, get to know how to install it on Linux, and finally see how to make a game on it. So let’s get started. Solar2D is
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