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04 Dec

Mastering Arch Linux: A Guide to Installation, Commands, and Mastery(Part-1)[Must Read]

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Author: Trix Cyrus Waymap Pentesting tool: Click HereTrixSec Github: Click HereTrixSec Telegram: Click Here Arch Linux is renowned for its simplicity, flexibility, and power, making it a favorite among advanced Linux users. Whether you’re looking to customize every detail of your operating system or delve into the depths of Linux, Arch is the perfect playground. In this article, we’ll explore how to get started with Arch Linux and master its essential commands. Why Choose Arch Linux? Arch Linux stands out for several reasons: Rolling Release Model: Always have the latest software. Minimalist Installation: You install only what you need. AUR…

30 Nov

Bridging CLI and Note-Taking

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As developers, we spend countless hours in the terminal. It's our primary interface for everything from git operations to server management. But what happens when you need to quickly jot down a thought or make a note while deep in a coding session? For me, this meant an annoying context switch. I use Logseq as my primary note-taking and knowledge management system, but every time I needed to make a quick note, I had to: Take my hands off the keyboard Reach for the mouse Switch windows to Logseq Navigate to today's journal Make my note Switch back to the…

28 Oct

Thunder Client Guide: The Ultimate Guide to Mastering Thunder Client CLI

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In 2021, API testing was revolutionized with the launch of the Thunder Client extension for VS Code. This innovative tool was the first to introduce a GUI-based API client directly within VS Code, significantly improving the API testing experience. Building on that success, the Thunder Client CLI was introduced, a powerful command-line tool that further streamlines API testing for developers. Key Features of Thunder Client CLI Thunder Client CLI, available only in the paid version, offers an array of advanced features: Simple & Easy to Use: A straightforward CLI tool. Seamless Integration: Works seamlessly with the Thunder Client Extension. Run…

20 Oct

Playing with Rust: Building a Safer rm and Having Fun Along the Way

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Welcome to my YOLO series, where I'll be showcasing simple tools and projects that I've built—sometimes for fun, sometimes to solve specific problems, and other times just out of pure curiosity. The goal here isn't just to present a tool; I'll also dive into something interesting related to the process, whether it's a technical insight or a lesson learned while crafting these little experiments. Introducing rrm: The Command-Line Tool Nobody Asked For Nobody asked for it, and nobody want it—but here it is anyway. Meet rrm, a tool that solves a problem only I seem to have (but hey, it…

16 Oct

COMMON USEFUL DOCKER COMMANDS

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Here are some common Docker commands for managing containers, images, networks, and volumes: 1. Docker Container Commands: Run a container: docker run -d --name <container-name> <image-name> Runs a container in detached mode (-d) from the specified image. Example: docker run -d --name my-nginx nginx List running containers: docker ps Shows all currently running containers. Add -a to list all containers, including stopped ones. Stop a container: docker stop <container-id|container-name> Stops a running container. Remove a container: docker rm <container-id|container-name> Deletes a stopped container. Use -f to force-remove a running container. 2. Docker Image Commands: Build an image: docker build -t…

04 Oct

TOML for lazy developers

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Hello all! My name is Peter Wan, and I'm a student at Seneca Polytechnic, studying Computer Science. This week in my Open Source Class, my classmates and I were tasked with adding a new feature to another classmate's command-line (CLI) tool. Before getting into what this feature was, I'd like to give you some context on the CLI tool I worked on. The CLI tool I worked on is called, barrierless and was made by my friend, Vinh Nhan. The barrierless CLI tool uses different large language models (LLMS), such as Groq's llama3-8b-8192 or Gemini's gemini-1.5-flash model to take one…

16 Sep

DialectMorph – A CLI Tool To Transpile Code

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Introduction The idea for DialectMorph came to me when I initially tried to encapsulate a function for making an API call in an object using TypeScript. However, I later discovered that the API only supported Python, so I had to use AI agents to help me transpile the code from TypeScript to Python. This challenge inspired me to create a CLI tool that would simplify this process, essentially acting as a CLI wrapper for AI-driven code transpilation, which led to the development of DialectMorph. Tech Stack Used The entire project is based on TypeScript with different libraries that support the…

21 Jul

‘hi’ shows it’s colors

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I previously introduced ‘hi’ – the Host Information tool to the world and described it’s base functionality. Later, I described how hi can be used to craft more complex notifications. In this article, I’ll describe some of the latest features implemented as part of the v0.4.5 pre-release.Get ‘hi’ on GitHub: https://github.com/jbobbylopez/hi Logging and State Management One of the biggest features introduced is the use of the logging module to implement a logging facility to log every status change event detected by the ‘hi’ tool. State is captured as a JSON file, which is then compared against the current state of…