Running Multiple Commands in Linux
If you are a Linux user, you may have wondered how to run multiple commands simultaneously, in sequence, in parallel or in other ways. In this post, I will show you some useful tips and tricks to do just that. Let's get started!
Why Growing Knowledge and Personal Development Matters
Technology is constantly evolving and changing, as are the skills and competencies required to succeed in technology job roles. Whether
How to go passwordless with yubykey, Dashlane and iPhone
Passwords are a hassle. They are hard to remember, easy to forget, and often vulnerable to hackers. That's
Why You Should Switch from VMware to Proxmox in 2024
If you are using VMware for your virtualization needs, you might know that their perpetual licensing model is ending soon.
AI: A Friend or a Foe?
Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming our lives in many ways. From personal assistants to self-driving cars and smart home devices,
Using sysstat and gnuplot to analyse your Linux systems
Are you looking for a way to create nice charts from sysstat data? Sysstat is a powerful tool that collects
Bringing harmony to home container management with Portainer
Getting a handle on the home server sprawl
If you're anything like me, your home network has evolved
How a cybercriminal group is targeting recruiters with malware
Recruiters are always looking for the best talent to fill their vacancies. But what if some candidates who apply for
What is Credential Stuffing and How to Protect Yourself
Credential stuffing is a type of cyberattack that exploits the reuse of usernames and passwords across different websites and applications.
Log4j The pain persists
The log4j vulnerability, also known as Log4Shell, is a serious flaw in a widely used Java logging library that allows
