A CDN is a network of servers that are spread out across many countries.
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Author: John O'Donnell
John is an ardent fan of KDE Plasma 5. He spends most of his time writing about KDE based software. If you catch him using GNOME, there's a prize coming your way!
Common Email Security Mistakes and How to Avoid Them
Let’s talk through some of the most common mistakes people make with email security and how to avoid falling into the same traps.
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What is Fulfillment Software in E-commerce?
Fulfillment software is an essential tool for any e-commerce business looking to streamline its order fulfillment process.
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How Artificial Intelligence is Transforming the Coding Community
AI has already impacted various facets of our lives, and the online coding industry is no different.
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Whonix on Qubes: The Most Secure Way to Use Tor
Qubes OS and Whonix are an ideal choice for regular computing tasks and also offer strong anonymity for browsing the web.
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Free 2D sprites for games
Explore our guide on free 2D game sprites. Learn where to find them, their use, and their importance for game developers.
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Emulate the Acorn Electron home computer with Linux
Launched in August 1983, the 8-bit Acorn Electron microcomputer sported a Synterek SY6502A CPU clocked at 2MHz.
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Linux Hardening in Hostile Networks: Server Security from TLS to Tor
This guide explores the approach needed to protect Linux servers including the implementation of Transport Layer Security protocols and Tor.
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Emulate the Sinclair ZX80 home computer with Linux
The Sinclair ZX80 was launched in January 1980. It was available in kit form for £79.95, and as a ready-built version priced at £99.95.
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Optimizing Cybersecurity: Exploring the Synergy Between Linux Operating Systems and Emerging Security
We explore the synergy between Linux operating systems and the latest developments in cybersecurity.
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8 Common Mistakes First-Time Linux Users Make
Switching to Linux from another operating system can be easy as long you don’t make these eight common mistakes that most first-time Linux users make.
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Understanding RNG (Random Number Generators) in Linux-based Casino Games
Ever wondered how online casino games ensure that each spin, shuffle, or roll is entirely unpredictable? The secret sauce is the Random Number Generator (RNG).
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Best Free and Public DNS Servers
This article focuses on four user-friendly DNS servers: Gcore Public DNS, OpenDNS, Quad9, and 1.1.1.1 Public DNS.
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Gambling Blockers for Linux Devices Explained
Reputable gambling operators expand their influence on users of this open-source OS and provide numerous benefits.
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Online Gaming Apps for Linux Users
This is a guide to help Linux gamers choose the right tools.
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BetBlocker Linux App vs. GamStop Blocker
Among the new tools that allow players to control their behaviour and adhere to Responsible Gambling rules are BetBlocker for Linux users and GamStop.
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Responsible Gambling Tools Available on Linux Devices
Safe gambling is the key to success, so knowing all the tools and measures to be implemented is essential for everyone.
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Useful Tools for Linux Gamers
We look at useful tools for Linux gamers which help to make their experience breathtaking.
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Meta AI: Llama 2 – Open Source that’s not Open Source
Meta AI proclaims that Llama 2 is their next generation open source large language model. It’s not open source though.
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Why Understanding Open Source Software Is Important for Aspiring Data Scientists
The data science field is continuously expanding as our digitized technologies produce unprecedented volumes of information.
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