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Progress - a tool showing the progress bar in Linux tools
The article discusses various methods for tracking command progress in Linux. It introduces tools such as 'pv' and 'rsync' that enable real-time data monitoring and file synchronization with progress indicators.
Using the CSS unit 'cap' for perfect element fitting
The article discusses the new CSS unit 'cap', which facilitates responsive design. Due to the flexibility of this unit, it's perfect for various device sizes.
In Defense of SWAP - Common Misconceptions
Chris Down's article 'In Defence of Swap' discusses the use of the swap construct in programming. He highlights its advantages and drawbacks, providing practical examples that demonstrate its effectiveness in optimizing code. The article encourages understanding tools before dismissing them.
zFind - search for files using SQL syntax
Zfind is a fast file searching tool based on indexing, allowing efficient searches in large datasets.
Programmer's Brain - User Manual ;)
The article 'The Programmer's Brain' discusses how information processing and thinking influence programming skills, offering practical tips for improvement.
Things You'd Rather Not Know About AWS S3
The article on the Plerion blog highlights often overlooked aspects of Amazon S3, including cost management, security, and data versioning. The author stresses the importance of understanding these topics to avoid future issues.
Headless terminal - a simple wrapper for terminal applications
'ht' is a lightweight interface for building HTTP applications in Go, promoting simplicity and efficiency.
How to bypass the ban on using your own Wi-Fi routers at the university?
The article discusses methods for bypassing bans on using WiFi routers, focusing on VPNs, tethering, and suitable hardware configurations.
How to Build Anything Quickly? - Speedrunning Method
The article discusses quick learning techniques like the pomodoro technique and active recall that help in efficient knowledge acquisition.
Virtual Scarecrow - Malware Slayer? (Windows)
Cyber Scarecrow is a cybersecurity blog providing tips and threat analyses in the IT world.
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