today's howtos
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How to choose hosting that’s right for you
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chromietabs - getting information about open tabs in Google Chrome browser
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ModemManager in OpenWRT (take #2)
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Crossgrading Debian in 2017
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Finding a Libc for tiny embedded ARM systems
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Useful Gedit plugins for programmers
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KMail: “Multiple Merge Candidates” error and how to fix it
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10 Useful Sudoers Configurations for Setting ‘sudo’ in Linux
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How to compare three files in Linux using diff3 tool
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Install and Run Pixeluvo on openSUSE
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[Older] How To Generate Let’s Encrypt ECC SSL (ECDSA) Certificate
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How to install ONLYOFFICE Desktop Editors 4.2 and connect it to a web office on Ubuntu 16.04
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How to assign a grep command value to a variable in Linux/Unix
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Ubuntu Linux Install GNU GCC Compiler and Development Environment
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augenrules fails with “rule exists” when loading rules into auditd
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Display auditd messages with journalctl
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How to change default shell in Linux
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The Definitive Guide to password-store
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issue #62: FOSDEM, Sockets, OpenPGP, Irssi, Ntfy, DCCP, 33C3, LLVM & more!
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How to change the ssh port on Linux or Unix server
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Lumina Desktop Can Be Installed On Your Ubuntu OS [PPA]
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Zimbra Server: How to install zimbra 8.7 on Centos
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Install Nuvola Player 3.0.4 Stable In Ubuntu/Linux Mint Via PPA
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How to compile and install Tarsnap on a Ubuntu/Debian Linux
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