How to check how much data your SSD has written in total on Linux?
How to check how much data your SSD has written in total on Linux?
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How to check how much data your SSD has written in total on Linux?
SSDs are much faster than old HDDs, but they also have much lower typical number of terabytes written before failure (TBW). That number is 70 to 150 TiB for an average SSD today...
How to download and unpack RPM packages to examine files?
When working with RPM packages, sometimes you'd like to examine the contained files. Fortunately, it's pretty easy to unpack them...
Encrypt/decrypt files in GNU/Linux terminal using GPG
Sometimes you have files containing sensitive information that you don't want others to see without your permission. Also, you want to be sure that the encryption in place cannot be broken...
Switch between Hyper-V and VirtualBox or VMware on Windows
Let's say you've installed Hyper-V on your Windows machine and done some work requiring Hyper-V to be enabled. If you now try to start a VirtualBox machine...
Using a PHP script to update your dynamic DNS record at No-IP.org
This article can help in case your router holding a public IP address can neither be put into bridge mode nor it supports updating dynamic DNS records through its firmware...
Watching YouTube videos not available in your region using a VPS abroad
Sometimes you might go to YouTube to look for a video or song you once saw or heard somewhere and liked, and then realize that the content you want is not available in your region. Luckily, there is a solution to this problem...
The best way to scan for and remove adware on a Windows PC
Windows 10 comes with Windows Defender which already offers protection against the most widespread malware like viruses, Trojans, and worms. However, Windows Defender won't detect and/or remove adware...
Preventing your iPhone from losing Wi-Fi while locked
If your iPhone looses Wi-Fi connection at random while locked, there are some steps you can take to prevent it. The most obvious reason why you would want to keep your iPhone connected to Wi-Fi all the time is to keep receiving push notifications...