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Best Open-source music players for Macbook

Nov 08, 2024 - by kurinchilamp // 537 Views

VLC Music Player

  • Pros: VLC is an open-source, free media player that is compatible with a wide variety of audio formats. It uses little system memory, is lightweight, and functions flawlessly offline.
  • Cons: Users seeking a more aesthetically pleasing players might not find its simple UI appealing.
  • Use case: Comes handy for people searching for a very flexible, free player to use offline.

Strawberry Music Player

  • Pros: This open-source player supports a range of formats and includes features like playlist creation and collection management.
  • Cons: Interface can feel outdated.
  • Use case: This software is best suited for users who prefer open-source software that supports various audio formats.
Each of these players has strengths based on audio quality, simplicity, and features, so the best choice will depend on your preferences and needs for offline playback.
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Nmap for vulnerability assessment on target systems

Aug 12, 2023 - by kurinchilamp // 362 Views
Nmap can be a valuable tool for conducting vulnerability assessments on target systems. While Nmap itself is primarily a network scanning tool, it provides features that can help identify potential vulnerabilities and security issues. Here's how Nmap can be used for vulnerability assessment: (more…)
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Nmap for network scanning and exploration

Aug 01, 2023 - by kurinchilamp // 381 Views
Nmap (Network Mapper) is a powerful and versatile network scanning and exploration tool. It is open-source and widely used for network discovery, security auditing, and vulnerability assessment. Nmap provides a range of features that allow you to examine and map networks, identify open ports, discover hosts, and gather information about the systems on a network. (more…)
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How to setup MongoDB 5 on Ubuntu 20?

Jul 29, 2021 - by kurinchilamp /Mongo/ 421 Views
MongoDB known as Mongo, is an open-source document database that is used in a wide variety of modern online applications. It is categorised as a NoSQL database because it does not use the usual table-based relational database structure. MongoDB uses JSON-like documents with dynamic schemas, which implies that, unlike relational databases, MongoDB does not require a schema to be defined before data can be added to a database. You can alter the schema whenever and as frequently as you want without having to build a new database with the revised structure. MongoDB package available in Ubuntu is not managed by MongoDB and we will follow the steps below to install a version managed by MongoDB (more…)
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Git: How to add an untracked file back to the repository?

Oct 02, 2017 - by kurinchilamp // 365 Views
If you want to add certain files that was previously removed from Git repository, follow the steps given below. STEP 1: remove the file reference in .gitignore STEP 2: remove the cached reference from git. $ git rm --cached sampleconfig.txt (more…)
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Git: How to make a file not to be tracked in future commits?

Oct 01, 2017 - by kurinchilamp // 365 Views
As a developer, you may come across scenarios when you think that certain SPECIAL files should not be tracked in Git commits. As the first step, commit all changes in your repository and then add those SPECIAL files to .gitignore To remove a file (not delete) from getting tracked in your Git repository use: $ git rm --cached sampleconfig.txt To remove all files that is referenced in your .gitignore use: $ git rm -r --cached . (more…)
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