Google’s “hijacked” speedtest keywords and place its products above competitors’ and present “answers” (or “direct answers”) on the search page: I assumed it was a google product (or a product that has a close connection with the google company) because the following information clearly appears on the link https://www.measurementlab.net/about/: Measurement Lab is led by teams based at […]
Step by step: Install OpenVPN + Pi-Hole ad-blocker + DNSCrypt-proxy for DoH and DNSSEC Step 1. Update the system: sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade Step 2. Install OpenVPN: wget https://git.io/vpn -O openvpn-install.sh chmod 755 openvpn-install.sh sudo ./openvpn-install.sh Generated opvn file can be used with an OpenVPN client in PC or cell phone. It can be […]
Hot to start and detach bash script (or command) in linux from the command line: setsid nohup monitor.sh & detach script/command with custom log: setsid nohup monitor.sh &>/tmp/monitor.log & And to check the result, use a linux command that shows the process hierarchy: root@byrev:/usr/local/bin# ps -efj –forest
Kill a Process in Linux from command line using kill command: kill process by name: kill $(ps aux | grep ‘process_name’ | awk ‘{print $2}’) kill process by ID kill -9 PID Kill all descendant/recursively processes The easy way to do this in a shell script is using pkill command: pkill -TERM -P 123456 where […]
Monopolies harm the economy and democracy and businesses like Apple, Amazon, Facebook & Google have gotten too powerful and we risk heading towards an uncertain future without privacy and full of abuses! The recent investigation report is as obvious as can be: Amazon: The platform has monopoly power over many small- and medium-sized businesses that do […]
If you need a solution for quickly finding information about the network interfaces attached to the server or computer, then choose one of the solutions below, any of which is useful for certain technical situations. 1) using lshw , a small tool to extract detailed information on the hardware configuration of the machine: root@byrev:/# sudo […]
When we make a change in the /etc/fstab file in order to be active (ie taken into account) we need to notify the operating system to refresh the commands in fstab or to restart the system, which is not mandatory! So, to reload the commands from fstab, in linux we have the mount command, which […]
The most popular options are to use commands e2label or tune2fs used for changing label of ext4, ext3 or ext2 type partitions: # e2label /dev/sdf1 EXTLABEL and/or # tune2fs –L EXTLABEL /dev/sdf1 For other file filesystem, some less used in the linux environment: NTFS ntfslabel /dev/sdf1 NTFSLABEL SWAP mkswap -L SWAPLABEL /dev/sdf1 exFAT exfatlabel /dev/sdf1 […]
If after a Windows 10 update you have problems with the network card and the drivers do not work then you should try to do a BIOS update! Personally, I even tried another network card on this motherboard MSI X470 GAMING PLUS AM4-AMD (Ryzen), it was useless, I did not manage to install them in any way. […]
I don’t know what to say, but out of curiosity I also checked on Duckduckgo how it is with indexing some very new sites / subdomains / domains … and it seems that Google behaves very selectively and what can I say: has a bad or malicious algorithm ! Even Bing indexed more links than […]