Computers

@Unity · 3 weeks ago

AI is so overwhelming in the technology business arena! The day before yesterday, I listened to the business chat interaction of the UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and the technology business tycoon E...

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@Unity · 1 month ago

I NEVER Required Antivirus on GNU/Linux

Do you need an anti-virus software for your computers? Anti-virus programs are generally used to scan and remove viruses and malware programs from computers. There are plenty of anti-virus software...

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@Unity · 4 months ago

Can AI Reshape Cybersecurity?

Today, cybersecurity is a mainstream requirement. Nowadays, online activities increased tremendously. There are more virtual meetings than face-to-face meetings now. The world is slowly moving to...

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@Unity · 5 months ago

GNU/Linux and Open Source Software

My upcoming Live podcast. I will have a virtual chat on different aspects of GNU/Linux and Open Source Software with the cheerful penguin named Tux, the logo of Linux. I will try my best to make...

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@Unity · 7 months ago

Low-Code, No-Code Technique is a Double-Edged Sword

People are avid fans of the "Low-Code, No-Code" (LCNC) philosophy. People become famous by writing books and doing podcasts on LCNC. Business entities credit their LCNC strategy as enabling factors...

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@Geri · 9 months ago

Upgrading a Pentium 4

The LGA775 platform was one of the most famous platforms by Intel. Its still widely used today. Right now, if you see a random computer, this will be the architecture it was built around. In this arti...

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@mestretcp · 9 months ago

Ethernet

Desde a adoção das redes Ethernet surgiram inúmeras especificações acompanhadas ou não da aprovação dos usuários e da indústria. Conheça os padrões e alicerces da Ethernet ficando por dentro de tudo o...

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@mc5punk · 9 months ago

Would you dare to use Artificial Intelligence?

Lately through the networks there is a lot of talk about Artificial Intelligence, which is advancing with the passage of time and is improving to the orders dictated by the user. I in particular have...

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@Unity · 9 months ago

What is Your Primary Operating System Software?

Computers can't live or run without operating system software. We need an operating system software to run computers. We must be cautious in choosing an operating system for our computers. What...

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@ohdearcrypto · 10 months ago

My Music Workflow with Ableton Live and Push

I am a musician. I try to make music. It gets a bit frustrating sometimes. It's a challenge. I have some useful resources, instruments and tech gear and learning materials all very accessible. In the...

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@Naine.pk · 10 months ago

BCH long term coin

BCH, or Bitcoin Cash, is a cryptocurrency that was created in 2017 as a result of a hard fork of the original Bitcoin blockchain. The main purpose of BCH was to increase the block size limit of Bitcoi...

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@Unity · 10 months ago

GNU/Linux Can be a New Year's Gift

Computers are by far one of our closest companions in our lives. The computer is one of our closest companions. It has almost become a family member to us. It helps us in our day-to-day work, be...

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@Unity · 7 months ago

Quantum Computing is Progressing

Quantum computing is making waves. The keywords quantum computing is becoming more popular every day. A quantum computer can be exponentially more powerful than the fastest digital computing machine...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

Why I Discard Mobile-Only Apps

I am not a fan of mobile-only applications, including cryptocurrency wallets. Whatever the quality of the cryptocurrency application, if the software can't be installed or accessed using a desktop...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

Best Way to Learn Linux

Do you wish to learn Linux operating system? Yesterday, around midnight, someone contacted me through LinkedIn InMail, i.e., a paid direct messaging service for unconnected users. I show the screen...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

Quantum Computing Threat to Cryptocurrencies?

Quantum computing is coming. It is good that quantum computing is still in the "coming" stage. The day when a meaningful quantum computer is a reality, the FinTech world may face catastrophic deva...

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@Geri · 1 year ago

Was the GeForce2MX a scam?

When the year 2000 has arrived, nVidia increased its advertisement campaign to new levels. The new, upcoming GeForce2 line graphics cards were arriving the market. All of the gamemags and pc magazines...

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@Pichi28 · 1 year ago

Brain Thing

The brain is an awesome part of our body. Heck, the way we were created is extremely intricate and detailed that it is a whole lot of awesome system working day and night in there. The brain is jus...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

Reinvent Computing with a Penguin!

Computer usage is indispensable in the current time. Surviving in this modern world without using a computer is almost impossible. Maybe, some of you would say that you would use a smartphone. B...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

Python is at the Top of Computer Programming Languages

Python is a reptile in the jungle. Everybody knows what a python is. Python belongs to the reptile family of animals. Python is one variety of snakes that are big and can engulf smaller animals, such...

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@alberich · 1 year ago

From the Abacus to the Internet - Computers have Come a Long Way

The computer has come a long way since the abacus. In fact, the computer as we know it today is a result of centuries of development and innovation. Let's take a brief look at the history of the comp...

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@yoieuqudniram · 1 year ago

I need help: Your connection is not private

Hello dear friends, I am ike needing help on this one and I 'll appreciate it if you' d help me on this one. Way back last year when I was introduced to this wonderful platform, I was using the off...

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@GreatWhiteSnark · 1 year ago

Does this Look Infected? (My Struggles with Failing to Replace Windows 10 with GNU/Linux)

For a while, it has been a joke in the FOSS community that Windows is not as much an operating system as it is a trojan/virus, thanks to Microsoft's anti-competitive practices and how difficult it is...

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@Metalhead33 · 1 year ago

What's in an (Graphics) API?

In the beginning, there was software rendering Ever since the late 1970s and early 1980s, we had both video game consoles and personal computers. One was obviously geared towards entertainment, the...

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@mc5punk · 1 year ago

Bitter.io, the website to earn Bitcoin... has it become a scam?

In the Internet world there are many ways to earn money, some better than others in terms of earnings or ease to work them. In this case I come to show you one of the websites that allow me to earn i...

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@Geri · 1 year ago

AGP vs PCI - the final battle

The AGP port was introduced in 1997, and it promised bigger bandwidth for graphics cards. Motherboard manufacturers started to add AGP port on motherboards after 1998-1999. Before that, graphics cards...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

How to Display Large Text Banners on Linux Computers

We often like to see large text banners. I was introduced to computing using a machine in the 1980s. We visited a technology exhibition on the science and technology campus of the University of Calcu...

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@Unity · 1 year ago

Love Your Life

What is love? "Don't make me laugh," was the reaction (plus a soft kiss on my head) I got when I asked this question, i.e., "What is love," to my partner. When I asked this question to my son when...

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@bala41288 · 1 year ago

Restoring a 4 year old Raspberry Pi

I wanted to get my hands on Raspberry Pi for a very long time. Ever since I started watching many videos on home automations using Raspberry Pi, it has been a great inspiration for me to give it a try...

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@MatPawluczuk · 1 year ago

Downloading data through radio, cassettes, newspapers A.K.A transmedium data encoding

These days we hear a lot about cryptography, encryption and data modulation. It all sounds very contemporary but in reality, experimenting with data encoding is as old as the idea of data itself. Aft...

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