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Python Series Part 11: Classes
Classes in Python are special objects that you create. The classes can have attributes that define the class.
Once we fill the attributes in the class and give it definition, we have an object...
Once we fill the attributes in the class and give it definition, we have an object...
Network-Wide Ad Blocking Made Easy with Pi-Hole
Ads can be annoying, but they are necessary for some websites to finance themselves. The browse can install ad-blockers to stop the ads from popping up, but what if you want to cover your entire...
LCFS – Configuring iSCSI Storage on Linux
iSCSI is a TCP/IP protocol that allows the use of iSCSI disks on a network. The Internet Small Computer System Interface (iSCSI) is a server-based target and client initiator. When installed, the...
Getting Started with Arch Linux: A Beginner's Installation Guide
There are many distros available for Linux and Arch is one of them. Arch Linux is a very popular distro that we can cover the installation of for anyone wanting to use or try it.
Where most...
Where most...
Enhancing Ubuntu Efficiency with Simple Tweaks
I must say that I am sorry to those who do not use Ubuntu, but I mainly use Ubuntu. Yes, I need to branch out and work with some others. I do occasionally use CentOS or Fedora. I used to use Linux...
Python Series Part 10: Error Management
Sometimes programming, that you can do everything you can to make your program user friendly. Unfortunately, this does not mean that the users will be friendly in return.
Errors can occur that...
Errors can occur that...
