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phoTo get started with C programming language, there are several basics to grasp in the code structure. In this article, I will elaborate on the anatomy of a simple “hello world” program. The program will just display the words “hello world” through the code. There is also a free bookRead More →
GhostBSD is a super user-friendly FREE operating system based on FreeBSD. Whilst FreeBSD is more for server and network administration side, GhostBSD is much more pretty for workstations. If you are thinking of having a much more secure desktop environment, I would surely advise GhostBSD. GhostBSD shares many of theRead More →
The BIOS (Basic Input Output Settings) and UEFI (Unified Firmware Extensible Interface) are two different types of firmware interface that enable the interaction between the mechanisms of your machine hardware and its firmware. It is a type of “program” or “firmware” that initialize the boot process through your hardware. YourRead More →
Ruby on Rails is a web application framework that enables you to develop web applications. It uses the Mobile-View-Controller (MVC) mechanism by providing default structures for the databases, web services and web pages. This article will be based on the installation and brief overview of Rails, Ruby, Ruby Version ManagerRead More →
The ‘dig’ (Domain Information Gropper) command is one of the tools which is frequently used to troubleshoot DNS and BIND configurations. Its main purpose is to perform DNS lookups and query DNS servers. Though the subject is vast, I decided to blog some DNS stuff under the ‘Bind and DNSRead More →
