How to Use the Sudo Command in Linux
The sudo command (which stands for “superuser do”) is a powerful tool that allows users to execute commands with the privileges of the root user. It’s especially useful for system administrators who n...
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Is a full USB stick heavier than an empty one?
Usually, when you fill something, it becomes heavier. However, with USB sticks, it seems to be the opposite. Here's why an empty USB stick is heavier than a full one.
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Exploring SQL's HAVING Clause for Advanced Filtering
When delving into SQL, mastering the HAVING clause alongside the GROUP BY statement becomes crucial for nuanced data manipulation. This feature empowers users to refine result sets post-grouping, part...
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Google Launches .zip Domain Registration, Scammers have bought it all
The Google subsidiary, TLD, has opened free registration for .zip domain names. The addresses were immediately bought up by scammers.
On their websites, the scammers offer downloads for plugins relate...
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Warning about new malware: Attackers can access entire Windows systems
Security experts are warning about malware that allows attackers to gain remote access to Windows PCs. We show you how to protect yourself.
The security experts from "Bleeping Computer" are warning Wi...
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Chrome will start blocking file uploads via HTTP
Google has published a plan to add new mechanisms in Chrome to protect against unsafe file downloads. In Chrome 86, which is scheduled to be released on October 26th, all types of files will be upload...
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February 2020 - Tech News of the Week
In the news this week: Are you a professional touch typist? Well, throw away your keyboards then, as Samsung's 'Selfie Type' could be releasing soon, as demo video has been found on Samsung's Korean c...
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