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How To Install File Sync Server Using Syncthing on Ubuntu (Your Own Private Dropbox)

If you’re like me and are tired of relying on Google Drive or Dropbox for every tiny data transfer… and it’s probably the time to get your hands on...

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July 18, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How to Install Meilisearch on Ubuntu 24.04 and Set It Up with Nginx

If you’re building a search feature for your app or website and want something fast, lightweight, and open-source–Meilisearch might just become your new best friend. In this tutorial, I’ll...

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July 13, 2025, Written by 0 comment

What Is Swap Memory and Should You Enable It on Your VPS?

Ever wondered why your VPS slows down even when it seems like you’re not doing much? Or maybe you’ve seen something called “swap” in your dashboard and weren’t quite...

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July 6, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How to Backup Your VPS Automatically with Google Drive or Dropbox

Can you imagine spending days setting up and tweaking a website, configuring an important project on your VPS, only for it all to vanish in one slip of the...

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July 1, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How to Use the makepasswd Command to Create Secure Passwords in Linux

Using strong passwords protects your data and systems. They aid in preventing account hacking and guesswork. Makepasswd is a clever tool that Linux provides for making them. It is...

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June 17, 2025, Written by 0 comment

Windows VPS for Game Hosting: A Beginner-Friendly Guide

It seems amazing to run your own gaming server, right? It offers you control. You get to select who plays, what rules apply, and how things function. A Windows VPS is an...

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June 10, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How to Remove (^M) Characters from a File in Linux

What’s the Deal with Those Weird (^M) Characters? Understanding What ^M Means and Where It Comes From ^M isn’t some secret code from The Matrix. It’s just a symbol...

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May 29, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How to Find Files with the fd Command in Linux

Ever tried finding a file in Linux and ended up scrolling forever through results you didn’t even want? The default find command is powerful, sure, but it’s also clunky....

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May 25, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How to Rsync Files Between Two Linux Servers Automatically

Imagine making one update on a server, and it magically appears on another one—no extra work, no stress. That’s what file syncing does. When you’re managing multiple Linux servers,...

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May 22, 2025, Written by 0 comment

How do you redirect output in Linux?

In Linux, redirection is a basic mechanism that controls how data moves within the operating system, not just a shell scripting trick. A command uses streams to communicate with...

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May 19, 2025, Written by 0 comment