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🧠 Ultimate Guide to Linux Networking Commands

Master the Linux networking essentials with proper command usage, flag explanations, and common troubleshooting tips. Perfect for SysAdmins, DevOps engineers, and Linux learners.
Getting Network Interface Information
Displaying and Setting Routing Information
Network Interface Control
Netplan – Static Network Config (Ubuntu)
Network Troubleshooting
Troubleshooting Network Issues in Linux
SSH – Secure Shell
SCP – Secure Copy
RSYNC – File Synchronization
WGET – Web Download Tool
NETSTAT, SS, and LSOF
NMAP – Network Scanner

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Nvidia to produce AI servers worth up to $500 billion in America

Nvidia plans to invest up to $500 billion in U.S.-based AI server production.
The initiative includes producing Blackwell AI chips at TSMC's Phoenix facility.
Nvidia will partner with Foxconn and Wistron to build supercomputer plants in Texas.
The move aligns with the Trump administration's focus on domestic manufacturing.

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Don't delete that mysterious 'inetpub' Windows folder, says Microsoft, as it's supposedly important for system security

Microsoft has updated a support document instructing users not to delete the 'inetpub' folder after it appeared in Windows 11.
The folder is tied to a security update and should be preserved as it increases protection.
The 'inetpub' folder is associated with Internet Information Services (ISS) logs.
The reason for its inclusion in the security fixes remains unexplained by Microsoft.

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BleachBit Released 4.9.2 as The Last Dev Version for Next 5.0.0

BleachBit released version 4.9.2 as the last development version before the next major release, 5.0.0.
The new release includes updates to translations, improvements in the build process, and X11 vs Wayland detection on Linux.
Additional features in version 4.9.2 include the ability to clear files and caches for various applications, new keyboard shortcuts, and major updates for Windows.
BleachBit provides pre-built binary packages for various operating systems, and a Flatpak package that works in most Linux environments.

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Worried About iPhone Privacy? Do This With Control Center

In iOS, the Control Center can be used to quickly take a picture, jot down a note, turn on the lights, control your Apple TV, and much more.
There's an option in iOS that enables you to disable access to the Control Center from the Lock screen.
To disable Control Center on the Lock screen, go to Settings, tap Face ID (or Touch ID) and Passcode, enter your passcode, and turn off the switch next to Control Center.
With Face ID, unlocking your device is as easy as picking it up, making the disabling of Control Center on the Lock screen less of an issue.

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Day 4 of 30 Days of Linux Mastery: Getting Comfortable with Vim

vim is a powerful text editor that lives in almost every Unix-based system.
Vim operates in three modes: Command Mode, Insert Mode, and Extended Mode.
Some core Vim commands include: entering Insert Mode, exiting to Command Mode, saving files, quitting Vim, copying lines, pasting, deleting lines, undoing changes, and navigating to specific lines.
Learning Vim is a valuable skill for Linux users and offers speed and efficiency in editing files.

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Apple, big tech lead stocks relief rally after President Trump’s weekend tariff pause

U.S. stocks gained as investors parsed the Trump administration’s latest actions on reciprocal tariff exemptions for Apple iPhones, other cellphones, computers, and consumer electronics.
The exemptions announced Friday night may be a boost for shares of companies from iPhone-maker Apple Inc. to semiconductor giant Nvidia Corp. Still, Lutnick and Trump’s suggestions that they may only be temporary are likely to keep traders on their toes.
Apple claimed the lead in global smartphone sales for Q1, driven by the iPhone 16e launch and robust demand in Japan and India.
President Donald Trump’s administration has excluded smartphones and computers from its reciprocal tariffs, which include a 125% tariff.

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Today in Apple history: Macintosh 512Ke further enhances the Mac

In 1986, the Macintosh 512Ke was released as an enhanced version of the Mac 512K, addressing the lack of memory in the original Mac.
The 512Ke served as a lower-cost alternative to the Macintosh Plus, offering an 8MHz 68000 processor, 512k RAM, and an 800KB floppy drive.
The Macintosh 512Ke featured an all-in-one case, a 9-inch monochrome display, and the ability to be used as an AppleShare server.
Apple's confusing naming convention continued with the Macintosh 512Ke, also being sold as the Macintosh ED and Macintosh 512K/800 in different markets.

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Apple iPhone No.1 in global smartphone sales in Q1

Apple claimed the lead in global smartphone sales for Q1, driven by the iPhone 16e launch and robust demand in Japan and India.
Despite facing stagnant or falling sales in the U.S., Europe, and China, Apple outpaced Samsung with a 19% market share.
Strong demand in emerging markets and competition from Huawei affected iPhone sales in China.
Counterpoint Research predicts a market decline this year, with Xiaomi maintaining third place, followed by Vivo and OPPO.

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Jenny’s (Not Quite) Daily Drivers: Raspberry Pi 1

The author, Jenny, is exploring the original Raspberry Pi Model B for her computing projects in 2025.
Despite not being the fastest board, Raspberry Pi OS support and reliability make it stand out.
Jenny opted for the Debian Bookworm image for the 32-bit processor on her Pi for language analysis.
She uses this Pi for a news trend analysis project built in PHP that she's worked on for nearly two decades.
Setting up the original Pi is straightforward, and Raspberry Pi OS remains easy to configure.
Although slower compared to modern machines, the Pi still offers power in the terminal for specific tasks.
Jenny enjoys the simplicity and efficiency of using the original Pi for her language processing work.
She emphasizes the importance of not letting older hardware go to waste if it can still serve a purpose.
The author's Pi 1 Model B continues to run reliably, consuming minimal power and is a valuable resource for her.
Despite newer models being available, Jenny advocates for utilizing older hardware that is still functional and cost-effective.

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Can’t securely login to your PC using facial recognition anymore? New Windows 11 update patch is likely to blame – if you can install the update at all

Windows 11 24H2’s latest patch (KB5055523) is causing trouble with failures to install and issues with Windows Hello logins, particularly affecting users with privacy shutters over webcams.
The April update interferes with the infrared sensor used for facial recognition, requiring users to open privacy shutters for login to work properly.
Users with webcams like Logitech Brio 4K reported the issue with Windows Hello recognition post-update.
Some potential workaround involves disabling the RGB/color camera in Device Manager to get Windows Hello working again for some users.
Microsoft acknowledges a Windows Hello issue in the April update but mentions it only affects specific security features on Windows 11 Pro, not Windows 11 Home users.
Apart from Windows Hello problems, the April update is also causing installation failures with obscure error messages like '0x80070306' and stuck progress bars.
Reports of installation failures have led Microsoft to investigate the issue, while possible solutions have been suggested but not proven universally effective.
Windows 11 24H2 has been plagued with various odd bugs since its inception, including language display mix-ups, accidental deletions of apps like Copilot, and File Explorer menu glitches.
The transition to a new underlying platform for Windows 11 24H2 may be attributing to these bizarre bugs, highlighting the need for more stable updates from Microsoft.
The recent Windows 11 bugs have ranged from language display errors to accidental app deletions, emphasizing the need for more rigorously tested updates to ensure user experience.
Microsoft has faced challenges in maintaining Windows 11 stability, with bugs impacting critical functions like language settings, app installations, and basic interface elements like File Explorer menus.

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Limited stock: Get an M2 Mac mini for just $359.99

Get a refurbished M2 Mac mini for just $359.99 with free shipping.
The Mac mini is powered by Apple's M2 chip, providing excellent performance in a compact design.
It features an 8-core CPU, 10-core GPU, 8GB of memory, and a 256GB SSD for swift performance and ample storage.
The M2 Mac mini offers a comprehensive array of ports and comes with macOS Ventura, upgradeable to macOS Sequoia.

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Apple Celebrates 10 Years of Activity Rings With Limited-Edition Award and Pin

Apple celebrates 10 years of the Apple Watch's Activity ring feature with a limited-edition award and pin.
Users are encouraged to close their Activity rings and share their achievements with #CloseYourRings hashtag.
Apple highlights the impact of Apple Watch on health and fitness over the past decade.
Exclusive digital award and physical pin available for users who close all three Activity rings on April 24.

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Apple Announces Global Close Your Rings Day

Apple has announced Global Close Your Rings Day to commemorate the 10-year anniversary of the Apple Watch.
On April 24th, Apple Watch users who close their Activity rings will receive a special limited edition award and animated stickers.
Apple is also offering a special pin inspired by the award as a giveaway, while supplies last.
Jeff Williams, Apple's COO, mentioned how the Apple Watch has changed the way people engage with their fitness and health.

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How to Write Unit Tests for Bash Scripts (The Simple Way)

You can write tests for Bash scripts using the tool called bats.
An example is provided for testing a 'say_hello' function in a Bash script.
Tests can be run manually using the 'bats' command or automatically using GitHub Actions.
A resource for learning more about Bash scripting is mentioned.

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