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Much by way of discourse, some by way of advice; security from Clausewitz to Claude.
Today, we'll look at how to perform a 'deep copy' of structures in JavaScript. We'll look at a couple different out-of-the-box solutions and then roll our own recursive solution. This tutorial will also provide some background on the difference between copying by value and by reference in JS, and what exactly a 'deep copy' is.
In this short tutorial, we'll setup a basic file server by installing Samba on Linux, and configuring access to it.
In this short tutorial, we're going to explore improving the trackpad experience on Linux. We'll enable (or disable!) tap-to-click, natural scrolling and the three finger 'middle' mouse button action. This will also give us an opportunity to learn a little bit about xinput and how X events are connected to actions. This article applies to any system running X.
In this tutorial, we'll cover how to create an encrypted container on Linux. We'll also cover how to integrate its use into your environment. You can think of this space as a safe, which you can open, store things in or read things from, and then close again.
In this brief tutorial, we'll cover how to create a Desktop Entry in Linux. We'll create such an entry for the ebook-manager Calibre by following the freedesktop (xdg) specification. By the end of the article, we'll be able to create arbitrary desktop entries that work with a variety of desktop-environments and launchers like kupfer!
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