Getting the dreaded LoadError during a pod install is always disheartening, especially during a somewhat transitional time period. Even worse is the case where you get such an error as the outcome of an rbenv install...
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It is always good to know just how much TCP / UDP packets can we squeeze out from our network interfaces. Be it that we are building our very own router or just plain testing out our network environment. Usually there comes a...
Let us have a nice Wi-Fi range extander be born from the ashes of a long discarded router now, shall we? I’m going to assume that you’ve successfully: installed OpenWRT on your router of choice had accessed the admin...
Ever wanted to scroll pushing Shift + Page Up/Down within Terminal.app? Here is how to do it, check MouseTerm!
Straightforward, constant updating is the key to have a fresh and bleeding edge Ubuntu system. However, for those of you who are strapped for disk space – for instance if you are hosting multiple operating systems on one...
Ever wanted to modify your list of custom-added applications from perhaps a remotely logged in shell? Well, there is really not much to it, as aside from the base “skeleton” startup programs, Debian / Ubuntu stores...
Having SSH is totally great to administer your servers and such, but if you ever face a situation that absolutely requires a few clicks to be made on the GUI, then at best you are screwed. For the technically savvy this might not...
Making a bootable USB drive off of Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS is fairly easy and there are even a lot of graphical tools available to do it. However, there is one silly mistake that slips in during the process of decompression...
As many of you already know, the Linux/Unix command line interface has a neat little feature, that greatly enhances the speed of executing commands (and finding files) by reducing the time it takes for one to type in the command...
Many of us have experienced that after updating to Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS, the halt command seems to do partial job: it really does halt the system, but it does not effectively power it down. Numerous fixes have been issued...