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How to Install and Update Firefox on Ubuntu

In this quick guide, we will be walking you through the process of installing the latest version of the Firefox web browser on Ubuntu. Firefox is a highly compatible, privacy focused and performance web browser. It is one of the few browsers that aren't built off of Chromium. Read More

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Setting up a Firewall on your Raspberry Pi

In this quick guide, we will be showing you how to enable and manage a firewall on your Raspberry Pi. This helps protect your Pi from network-based attacks. It achieves this by only allowing access to the services that you open. Combining your firewall with a service like Fail2Ban will improve your security even further. Read More

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How to Tail Docker Container Logs

In this quick guide, you will be learning how you can tail the logs of any Docker container with a couple of simple commands. Tailing or following a log allows you to see messages as they are output by your containers. It is a great way to debug any issues you may be running into. Read More

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How to Install Chromium on Ubuntu

In this tutorial, you will be learning how to install the Chromium web browser on the Ubuntu operating system. Chromium is the open-source version of the hugely popular Chrome browser. It offers a lot of the same functionality and performance offered by Chrome. Read More

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How to Edit the hosts File on Windows

In this quick guide, you will be learning how you can edit the hosts file on Windows. This file is used when Windows performs a DNS lookup. By adding a hostname to this file, you can route traffic to an IP address of your choosing. Read More

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How to Install and Use rsync on Ubuntu

In this tutorial, you will learn how to install and use rsync on Ubuntu. This tool makes synchronizing files between remote devices a simple process. It even boasts features that help keep two systems in sync; it can even update parts of a file that have been updated rather than having to transfer the entire file again. Read More

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Running Forgejo on the Raspberry Pi

In this tutorial, we will show you how to self-host the Forgejo platform on your Raspberry Pi. This software is a lightweight Git server. If you have ever used a service like GitHub, you will be very familiar with the web interface and functionality of Forgejo. Read More