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Today, 08:14 AM

Demanding Truth replied to a thread New guy question in Installation

A new idea to maybe push Apple into making a Linux version of iTunes.. I think the statistics are around 50/50 global usage for widows and Linux,...

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Today, 07:31 AM

Demanding Truth replied to a thread should i use SSDs instead of HDDs inside the NAS - what do i need to consider here!? in Newbies Corner

Quoting: "dhubs: i think that SSDs, while more robust in this regard, have a limited number of write cycles. Demanding truth, what do you think !?"...

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Today, 06:16 AM

Demanding Truth replied to a thread Just made this with Linux!1! in Newbies Corner

@ The Mas,, Quantum Love.. is precious.. I can walk in a forest, and meet a large wild animal.. Bow and greet it with "Greetings your majesty,...

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Yesterday, 03:25 PM

kathlinx replied to a thread How can I load mp3's into iPhones and iPods?.. in Software

Use a dedicated music transfer tool like iMazing or AnyTrans, which can help bypass iTunes issues. You could also try using older versions of iTunes...

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01-16-2025, 06:35 AM

dhubs replied to a thread which IDE do you use ? in Programming/Scripts

hi dear kathlinx thank you for the reply. Great to hear from you. yes - i also think that PyCharm is great for larger projects and...

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01-16-2025, 12:36 AM

Demanding Truth replied to a thread How can I load mp3's into iPhones and iPods?.. in Software

Super tutorial, but my problem is getting a windows-7, or an old macbook working with iTunes.. I get an old retired hand me down apple notebook...

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01-15-2025, 06:54 PM

kathlinx replied to a thread which IDE do you use ? in Programming/Scripts

For me, PyCharm is great for larger projects and debugging, but I love VSCode for its speed and flexibility. It?s lightweight and has great...

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01-15-2025, 10:39 AM

dhubs started a thread #FOSDEM 2025 1 & 2 February 2025 Brussels, Belgium :: 8000+ hackers lightning talks in Events

dear Community on JustLinux, just wanted to share this with you #FOSDEM 2025 1 & 2 February 2025 Brussels, Belgium ;;...

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01-14-2025, 06:48 PM

dhubs replied to a thread should i use SSDs instead of HDDs inside the NAS - what do i need to consider here!? in Newbies Corner

many thanks for your replies - for sharing your experience and ideas. thanks for making this forum such a great place - for idea- and...

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01-14-2025, 06:41 PM

dhubs replied to a thread does a Raspberry Pi 4 truly compare against a X86 architecture!? in Hardware

hello dear Michaelk:) thank you very much for the reply..:) Thank you for the thoughtful reply! I appreciate the insights you shared...

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01-14-2025, 02:28 PM

linuxlinuxlinux replied to a thread Just made this with Linux!1! in Newbies Corner

what's a quantum computing? is that a type of linux distribution?

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01-14-2025, 01:20 PM

dhubs replied to a thread Where would you recommend me to store the Keepass file? in Newbies Corner

hello dear Steve, hello dear Demanding truth, thank you for the reply - and for sharing your ideas and experience. Glad to hear form you. ...

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01-14-2025, 01:14 PM

dhubs replied to a thread off-grid cam with a raspberry pi pico - taking a picture every few hours in Mobile Computing

hello you both - good evening dear Michaelk - good evening dear Demanding Truth, sorry for the late reply. - very very glad to hear from you. ...

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01-13-2025, 12:48 AM

Demanding Truth replied to a thread Should be a 'HEADS UP' forum that warns people of bad links.. in Web/Security

Dear Chatty ChatBot.....

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01-12-2025, 11:58 PM

Demanding Truth started a thread Should be a 'HEADS UP' forum that warns people of bad links.. in Web/Security

There needs be a forum section in the forum called 'HEADS UP!'.. A spot where good honest meek innocent wise people can post their discoveries about...

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01-12-2025, 12:30 PM

michaelk replied to a thread How do I set up external hardrive, password protected in Newbies Corner

Windows can not natively access linux filesystems so I believe it is best to keep the backup drive as NTFS. Since linux has very good support for...

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01-11-2025, 09:22 PM

Gordo-Linux replied to a thread How do I set up external hardrive, password protected in Newbies Corner

Thanks, 1421 B is one of the numbers on the back of the WD. What I want to do is copy the files on my Windows WD hard drive to a password protected...

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01-11-2025, 08:42 PM

The Mas replied to a thread Just made this with Linux!1! in Newbies Corner

It's ALWAYS the "year of the linux desktop! " Those who LOVE the Linux desktop will ALWAYS say this. What's actually happened is that one...

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01-11-2025, 07:41 PM

michaelk replied to a thread How do I set up external hardrive, password protected in Newbies Corner

What is the model number for your external hard drive? If you installed the software that "came" with the drive for password protection that is...

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01-11-2025, 02:38 PM

linuxlinuxlinux started a thread Just made this with Linux!1! in Newbies Corner

It's the year of the linux desktop! :) :cool:

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01-11-2025, 11:33 AM

michaelk replied to a thread A simple suggestion for the overwhelmed newbie in Newbies Corner

UFW is a frontend to netfilter which is part of the kernel. Are you implying the kernel is corrupted and has engineered holes? I believe portmaster...

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01-11-2025, 02:53 AM

Demanding Truth replied to a thread A simple suggestion for the overwhelmed newbie in Newbies Corner

I had a along chat with the microsoft AI-chatbot.. When I mentioned I had switched to Portmaster from ufw it relayed a lot of lying data about...

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01-10-2025, 08:11 PM

Gordo-Linux started a thread How do I set up external hardrive, password protected in Newbies Corner

Greetings new friends; :confused: I have a WD external hard drive, password protected, but Linux will not let me open it. What is the best way to...

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01-10-2025, 09:30 AM

Demanding Truth started a thread How do know if your computer has a compromised BIOS?.. in Web/Security

How do know if your computer has a compromised BIOS?.. and/or a compromised router..?.. and/or detect 'double proxy'..? What tests can you do to...

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01-10-2025, 09:12 AM

Demanding Truth started a thread Can Barter trading electronics work..? Has anyone had any success with it..? in Hardware Trading

This forum's message was 'if you have any questions, PM the mod with your phone, but I don't have a cellphone account to PM the mod, and I do Not use...

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01-09-2025, 10:27 AM

emmamegan replied to a thread How do you copy a HDD partition as a folder to another HDD? in Technical

To copy your HDD partition (C:) to an external HDD using Debian 12 You can use the dd command or rsync via the terminal. You can use these ways ...

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01-08-2025, 02:54 PM

emmamegan replied to a thread How can I load mp3's into iPhones and iPods?.. in Software

You can follow these steps - Using Apple Music/iTunes (Mac or PC) Open Apple Music (macOS Catalina or later) or iTunes (Windows or older macOS...

6 replies | 35965 view(s)

01-08-2025, 05:51 AM

Irrigationuez replied to a thread Where would you recommend me to store the Keepass file? in Newbies Corner

multiplies (see also article

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01-08-2025, 03:47 AM

kathlinx replied to a thread How do you copy a HDD partition as a folder to another HDD? in Technical

You can use the dd command in Linux to copy the partition to an external drive. For example: javascript sudo dd if=/dev/sda1 of=/dev/sdb1 bs=4M...

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01-07-2025, 05:04 PM

michaelk replied to a thread off-grid cam with a raspberry pi pico - taking a picture every few hours in Mobile Computing

From a simple web search I the Pis are not temperature qualified. That is an expensive test but the cpu from what I can tell meets industrial...

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