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Git debugging – blame and bisect
  • Programming

Git debugging – blame and bisect

  • Posted on 2018-08-292018-09-17
  • by dulare

If the development work is your everyday job, you are dealing with code debugging on daily basis. Various programming languages provide multiple possibilities but Git can also help. Let’s take…

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Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic – Unable to locate package when installing in command line
  • Linux

Ubuntu 18.04 Bionic – Unable to locate package when installing in command line

  • Posted on 2018-08-222018-11-04
  • by dulare

I just started to install Ubuntu Server 18.04 Bionic Beaver on new servers. I noticed an interesting thing – once the server is installed, I typically install additional software such…

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NextGen no template found issue
  • Web Development

NextGen no template found issue

  • Posted on 2018-08-212018-09-18
  • by dulare

If you are using NextGen Gallery for a longer time and you recently updated your blog or moved it from one hosting company to another, you may notice that instead…

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Git tips and tricks for every day usage
  • Programming

Git tips and tricks for every day usage

  • Posted on 2018-07-232018-09-18
  • by dulare

Git is one of the tools I use on a daily basis. I can not imagine living without a version control system anymore. Most of the popular git commands are…

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Long linux boot time – haveged to help
  • Linux

Long linux boot time – haveged to help

  • Posted on 2018-07-192018-09-18
  • by dulare

I own an old laptop which is powered by the Linux operating system. It was always starting in about 20 seconds, but recently I noticed that I have to wait…

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Switching from Google Maps to OpenStreetMap
  • Web Development

Switching from Google Maps to OpenStreetMap

  • Posted on 2018-07-162018-09-18
  • by dulare

As you probably notice, Google Maps API started to be paid solution on July 16th, 2018. There is nothing wrong with it, we are paying for all features that are…

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Client-server communication using ESP8266
  • Programming

Client-server communication using ESP8266

  • Posted on 2018-07-122018-09-18
  • by dulare

As I wrote in my previous post, I’m retrieving the information from my electricity meter and I’m sending it to my server to process the data. In this post, I…

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IoT impulse counter on ESP8266
  • Programming

IoT impulse counter on ESP8266

  • Posted on 2018-07-112018-09-18
  • by dulare

As I wrote before in my post about the change counter, I own an electricity meter which is sending 800 impulses per kWh of the power usage. I used to…

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Count changes and save to log file
  • Linux

Count changes and save to log file

  • Posted on 2018-06-252018-09-18
  • by dulare

I own an electricity meter which is sending 800 impulses per kWh of the power usage. I used to connect it to the Arduino board which was counting these impulses and…

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Safe and efficient backups with Borg
  • Linux

Safe and efficient backups with Borg

  • Posted on 2018-06-122018-09-18
  • by dulare

It is said that there are two kinds of people: those who do the backups and those who will. Once you suffer from data loss, you will remember to perform…

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