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Home Automation: Raspberry Pi as MQTT temperature sensor
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How to Check Cron Logs on Ubuntu 18.04
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Export only one SVG element by ID.
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Check if loopback network interface is working
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Voy: Reactive streams for distributed computing [Plasma Blade]
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Basics Of Compiling Software From Source Code In Linux
From time to time, you may want or need to compile a software/program from the source code. This involves compiling C or C++ code into something we can execute in Linux. Depending on the software you wish to compile, it’s often unnecessary to do so. This is because your distribution will likely have the binary form of the program already in the software repositories. In fact, you should choose the binary packages over compiling from source. One reason is that it could potentially introduce problems for your system. However, if ever the time should come where you need compile from source, this guide will give you some basic pointers.
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What Is a PPA in Ubuntu, and How Do You Use It?
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Building a local testing lab with Ubuntu, MAAS and netplan
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