If you're into Virtual Machines for whatever reason at all there's a big chance you've been using Virtualbox and are quite happy with it. I was the same until I saw this YouTube video by ChrisTitusTech. This post will be mostly based off of his excellent tutorial but tailored towards the Arch Linux users. Check if virtualization is enabled in BIOSegrep -c '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfoIf this command returns a number greater than 0 it should be enabled. If the output is zero however, you should enable VT-x (Virtualization Technology Extension) for Intel processor or AMD-V for AMD…
In this article I will be mainly focusing on how to get started with selling your own artwork and take your first steps in this new and exciting world of digital art exchange.
For this list I will be focusing primarily on Open Source apps available through the F-Droid distribution platform. In no particular order of one over the other let's have a look! 1) KeePassDXThis one is mostly relevant for people using a Keepass file to securely store and access their passwords and secrets. KeepassDX 2) AntennapodThis podcast app is quite amazing. It sports all the features you expect from a Podcast player/manager plus a fair bit of extras. It's quite feature clean in that it doesn't bother with useless gimmicks and focuses strongly on the main use-case; listening to podcasts…
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You recently bought a Trezor Hardware Wallet and being an Arch Linux user you're wondering how to set-up the trezor-bridge daemon in the most secure way? This guide has got your back!
I don't know about you but in these times of working from home and social distancing I get way more annoyed when internet speeds are not reaching the levels required for a decent video conference. I have three routers in my home all of which are running FreshTomato firmware. In my setup two of those routers actually don't do much more than serve as a access point for the WiFi. The real magic is done on my main router (Netgear Nighthawk R7000). Here I take care of all DHCP requests, static leases and it runs a network-wide VPN client amongst…
This detailed guide will show you how to reliably access your Home Assistant instance remotely without having a fixed/static IP and NAT as options.
Firefox is widely considered to be a very secure browser, however their default settings focus primarily on security with some basic privacy protection. This article will go through some of the more refined privacy settings and additional steps to improve overall privacy.
If you're like me you probably started your Home Assistant automation journey by emulating or straight up copying some of the readily available example code in the Home Assistant documentation. You probably started off automating a lightbulb or switch using a simple trigger, maybe even a condition and finally an action containing some service call like light.turn_on or switch.turn_on. This is one of the most straightforward type of automations and therefore the perfect way to get started. I want to clarify that there is absolutely nothing wrong with this and it all makes perfect sense. (adsbygoogle…