Obsidian has emerged as a powerful and flexible knowledge management tool, despite NOT being an open source product. Using plugins is just one of the many tips that you can follow to get the most out of Obsidian. However, there is a
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It took me way longer than I’d like to admit to wrap my head around MCP servers. At first glance, they sound like just another protocol in the never-ending parade of tech buzzwords decorated alongside AI. But trust me, once you understand
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I have an interesting story to share. You are probably already aware that many products and services offer a trial version for a limited time. And some people try to take advantage of the trial period by creating new accounts with new
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Working with code often involves repetition, changing variable names, updating values, tweaking class names, or adding the same prefix across several lines. If you find yourself making the same changes again and again, line by line, then multi-cursor editing in Visual Studio
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While setting up a Raspberry Pi 5 for a new project, I decided to go with a headless setup – no display, keyboard, or mouse. I flashed the SD card, connected power, and waited for the Pi to appear on my network.
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Manually formatting code can be tedious, especially in fast-paced or collaborative development environments. While consistent formatting is essential for readability and maintainability, doing it by hand slows you down and sometimes leads to inconsistent results across a project. In this article, I’ll
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In this blog post, we will show you how to make your Linux terminal talk using espeak-ng. Imagine a small voice synthesizer on your computer. […]
Sausage is a word forming game, inspired by the classic Bookworm. Written in bash script, you can use it on any Linux distribution. Playing Sausage The goal of the game is simple. Earn points by spotting words. Longer word spotting results in
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An interesting development has taken place as openSUSE has decided to not offer Deepin Desktop anymore over repeated security concerns. Deepin Desktop Removed from openSUSE over Security Concerns openSUSE is not happy with Deepin Desktop and they have their reasons for that.
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Indentation is how code is visually spaced. It helps define structure, scope, and readability. For example, Python requires indentation to define blocks of code. Other languages might not require it, but messy indentation can make code really hard to read (and debug).
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