A virtual private network (VPN) is a great way to keep your online activity private and secure. But if you want to take advantage of all the benefits of a VPN, you’ll need to set up your own server. Don’t worry – it’s not as difficult as it sounds. In this article, we’ll show you […]
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The easiest way to explain in layperson’s terms just how the GamStop Self-exclusion scheme works is to explain the program’s workflow. On the surface, the whole process might seem a bit complicated. However, the following workflow description should bring to light that the program is anything but complicated. Brief Description of the GamStop Self-exclusion program
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The files that are archived with the tar command can be split into multiple parts of a certain size. It is really helpful if you want to upload a large file to some drive or send it with a messaging application such as Telegram. In this article, We’ll learn the commands through which you can
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When you first open the terminal application, you are greeted with a prompt that tells you about your username, the name of the machine, and probably other information such as the current directory in plain white text. In Manjaro Linux, however, the prompt is modified to look more pleasant by the Manjaro Development team. However,
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Google, despite being the most privacy-invasive search engine, is the most popular and widely used search engine on both Mobile and PC devices. However, it lacks the most basic dark mode feature, which sometimes annoys the people who open their devices at night and get blinded by the white screen. There are a few methods
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There are plenty of music players out there, both for Windows and Linux. But Linux has a slight advantage here – developers have actually created a music player written in C programming language which can be accessed via the Linux Terminal. This is really advantageous for people who have older hardware, as terminal-based applications generally
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There are hundreds of media players out there. The VLC media player is one of the most popular ones, however, you might want to try out several other media players as well. MPV media player is a great alternative option that you can consider. Here is a chart comparing the two media players, have a
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Music has become an essential part of our lives, helping us to focus, relax and unwind. The interface of our music players can have a big impact on our mood while listening. In this article, we’ll take a look at the top 5 music players available on Ubuntu and other Linux distributions. Each one has
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Most Windows users who migrate to Linux are surprised to find that the task manager works differently. On Windows, the task manager is accessed by pressing the Ctrl+Alt+Del key combination. However, in Linux systems, the type of task manager depends on the Desktop Environment being used. The GNOME Desktop Environment, which is shipped with Ubuntu,
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We often get stuck in a situation where we have to send a large-sized file somewhere, but the limit on the messenger is just 150 megabytes or 2 gigabytes. In that case, we can compress the file and split it into various parts. It can also be achieved for folders. In this article, we are
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