Category: Technology

Fedora 34 Workstation Basic Configuration

After explaining in detail how to install Fedora 34 Workstation, we are going to finish the matter with the installation and configuration of the codecs for multimedia support, the usual compressors and some important but dispensable components depending on the case, such as Steam and the official driver of NVIDIA. Fedora is a fairly pure […]
Fedora 33

Testing Fedora 33, a summary of the experience

About Fedora Fedora is a GNU/Linux distribution intended primarily for developers, but also for all other users. It is completely FOSS and is the first to implement new technologies and solutions with a fantastic community behind it. The fact that Red Hat supports them financially but also with some infrastructure, it shows in its stability. […]

Modem MACs and how ISPs view them

MAC address only exists in Ethernet networks or something that emulates it.Ethernet (Level 2) networks are connected with Level 3 devices called routers.MAC address is only visible inside of one Ethernet network, so anyone on the other side of the router doesn’t know your MAC address. Both DOCSIS (cable) modem and DSL modem can run […]
How to speed up the keyboard with Espanso

Espanso a utility to write more with fewer keys

I have been using text expanders for a long time and today I am telling you about a tool that anyone concerned about their productivity should have in their toolbox. If you spend many hours of your life writing, you need a tool like Espanso, to help you improve and be more productive, avoiding repeating […]

OpenSSH 8.5 with UpdateHostKeys, fixes and more

After five months of development, the release of OpenSSH 8.5 is presented along with which the OpenSSH developers recalled the upcoming transfer to the category of obsolete algorithms that use SHA-1 hashes, due to the greater efficiency of collision attacks with a certain prefix (the cost of the collision selection is estimated at about 50 […]
Google 2021

Chromium runs out of sync, and other features

I was wondering last week if Google will block syncing on Chromium, following their plan to cut off the tap from Chrome’s internal APIs to third-party Chromium-based browsers. And the answer is that yes, he will do it without any mercy and with strange excuses that are not supported by any side. I did it […]
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