Musescore is a music notation software. It is used to write, arrange, and playback midi music from the written pieces. Composers can use the software to hear while composing without even touching their instruments. Novices, on the other hand, can quickly write down their practices and notes here. It is one of the most popular […]
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For every software company, having a technical product manager is like having a strong bridge between the technical and non-technical teams. A technical product manager can communicate clearly with non-technical stakeholders. In today’s business landscape, it’s becoming more important to have someone who understands technology and can apply their knowledge to the product and the
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Security is becoming increasingly important for many organizations. Therefore, before deploying any application, they will typically do threat modeling to understand the threats. For threat modeling to be effective, it must first identify the various kinds of threat agents that can harm an application or computer system. These threat agents can include things like the
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If you remember your childhood games and want to dive into a little bit of nostalgia, Retroarch has your back! It is a high-quality emulation software that clubs together a plethora of gaming computers including Gameboy, PlayStation, PSP, and many more! If you still have your game ROMs you can enjoy retro-gaming on your own
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So, you are one of those poor souls that have forgotten the password to your Kali Linux machine. Before you wipe that disk and whip up another Kali Installation let me show you another way you can reset your password. Be it your virtual machine or just another regular machine, this solution will work for
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Static websites are great for blogs and minimal websites. They are significantly smaller when compared to dynamic websites and hence can be hosted using very minimal server hardware requirements. Today we will be going through a static website generator called Hugo. Hugo is written in go and is capable of running very fast. There are
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OBS stands for Open Broadcaster Studio and is the most widely used open source software for video recording and live streaming and is available on Windows, mac OS, and Linux. It is mostly used by YouTube and Twitch streamers to stream their screen/games on various streaming websites. Yes, calling it OBS studio would be like calling
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Thunderbird, developed by Mozilla Foundation, is the most widely used e-mail client on Linux. It even comes pre-installed in several Linux distributions by default because of its ease of use and the variety of feature it offers. It can also work as a chat client as well as an effective RSS reader. And recently, Thunderbird
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Windows 10 or 11, which are based on the NT kernel, by default only supports file systems such as FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS. Linux-based distributions, on the other hand, use file systems such as EXT4 or BTRFS. This makes the Linux drive impossible to access while Windows is turned on, and you have to reboot
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Time synchronization is an important part of maintaining a healthy Linux system. It ensures that all system clocks are accurate and in sync with each other. There are a few different ways to set up time synchronization on Ubuntu. In this article, we will cover how to use the timedatectl and timesyncd tools, as well
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