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Curated list of falsehoods programmers believe in.
A list
of things (not only) computer science students tend to
erroneously and at times surprisingly believe even
though they (probably) should know better.
This is a list of Free Software network services and web applications which can be hosted locally. Selfhosting is the process of locally hosting and managing applications instead of renting from Sa...
Use getAwesomeness() to retrieve all amazing awesomeness from Github.
As developers, our jobs are very stressful, jumping from deadline to deadline, solving difficult problems on a daily basis, and handling…
Wondering what the Getting Things Done (GTD) method is and how to implement it? We explore GTD by David Allen and rank the 14 best GTD apps.
List of fiction encompassing programming/compsci concepts at deeper than surface level
These resources will get you started and well on your way to proficiency with Python.
I am not going to discuss why you need strong passwords. It is an open secret that strong passwords keep you relatively safer.
Generating strong passwords is something you can do on your own but putting all the combination of lower and upper cases, numbers, symbols can be a tiresome work.
But you need not worry. Linux has got you covered. We’ll see 5 best password generators for Linux that will ease the task for you.
From the creators of ack, a list of tools that are related with ack. In particular they list:
- Tools that work with
ack - Other grep-like tools
- Indexing tools
A curated list of websites with beautiful free icon design sets that can be used for personal and commercial projects.
A curated list of applied machine learning and data science notebooks and libraries across different industries.
This is a long-term project to decode all of the GNU coreutils in version 8.3.
This resource is for novice programmers exploring the design of command-line utilities. It is best used as an accompaniment providing useful background while reading the source code of the utility you may be interested in. This is not a user guide -- Please see applicable man pages for instructions on using these utilities.
If you're living life at your terminal emulator anyway, why not have a little fun while you're there?
Just because you prefer working in a text-mode interface doesn't mean you're not entitled to a little fun here and there.
Last December, I took some time out before the holidays to explore some of my favorite command-line diversions into a series for Opensource.com. It ended up being a bit of an advent calendar for terminal toys, and I got some great suggestions from readers.
This first post in our Protect your Privacy series, guides to help you protect your privacy and personal data, we have compiled some of the best privacy-friendly alternatives to Google that don’t track you.
If you think we’ve missed something out, please leave a comment with your submission and we’ll do our best to add it.
Helping founders craft successful VC investment pitch decks. See how Uber, AirBnB, Facebook, Dropbox, WeWork, Square or Coinbase raised venture capital.
Word processors are great, but they’re also pretty simple. They’re fine for writing letters or essays, but they’re not for complex documents – they’re just not designed for it. LaTeX, a document preparation system used by scientists and mathematicians, aims to get around the problem.
Rather than relying on software to format your document, LaTeX markup is used, giving you the opportunity to introduce elements like complicated mathematical equations. You could do this in a plain, old text editor like Vim or, if you’d prefer to see your LaTeX formatting appear as you write, a LaTeX editor.
Here are five of the best LaTeX editors you could use if you’re a Linux user.
This tutorial describes 3 different command-line image viewers to display images in Terminal itself in Unix-like operating systems.
Get in-depth insight about the top 10 API management tools, from features to overall approach – and learn how they help organizations use modern software.
In this article, we will share a list software for accessing a remote Linux desktop: the list starts off with VNC applications.