My new Fender CD-140SCE acoustic-electric guitar is of amazing value and a great musical instrument. My Requirements My requirements for a new guitar were simple but important to me: I got all of these features […]
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The terminal’s command line is a simple way to get a disk usage summary in Linux or macOS. Specifically, the “du” command is the conventional choice but gives much information by default. Here is the exact […]
The Seagate ST3500641AS-RK is a top-of-the-line internal hard disk offering a generous 500 GB storage space. This 3.5-inch drive is specifically designed for desktop computers, providing a reliable and efficient solution for all your storage […]
Here is how to install the LAME module for Audacity v1.2.x audio software on macOS. LAME Overview LAME is an essential module for the popular open-source audio editing software Audacity. This module is crucial for […]
Here is an example of a disclaimer text that is formatted in CSS and can be placed on a website.
The command-line utility rsync synchronizes files on Unix, Linux, and macOS operating systems. What does the flag -a default to? It is the “archive mode”. Here is how to use the command-line utility rsync without […]
Need to bind multiple IP addresses to a network interface? Resource Here is a nice article titled “How to assign multiple IP addresses to one network interface on CentOS“. The article from the website Xmodulo […]
I put together an easy slow cooker chicken meal using odd items on hand, and it turned out great! Delicious. It started while staring at a just-defrosted bulk-pack chicken breast and half a jar of […]
It started simply enough. I have wanted to get back into a regular band, and (only partly) to that end, I have asked a few close friends, all non-musicians, if they would be interested in […]
The X.Org project provides an open-source implementation of the X Window System (“X-Windows”). The X Window System, also known simply as X or X11, is a windowing system for bitmap displays introduced in 1984 by […]
The Nokia E51, a smartphone that operates on the Symbian OS, was announced by Nokia on September 18, 2007. This device was a significant addition to Nokia’s Eseries of smartphones designed primarily for business users. […]
Here is the command-line syntax to create, or “burn”, an ISO-formatted file onto CD using Linux: Where the parameter “filename.iso” is the filename of the output. Command Options These are the parameters used: