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Board games can be fun for all the family or friends, sitting around the table, maybe after… Well, let’s stop right here because that’s precisely the problem we’ll deal with here! We all know that “board games can be fun”, but they also demand the presence of other people. However, modern life’s frantic rhythms and …
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Like them or hate them, everybody agrees that Apple’s products excel in design and aesthetics. This includes Apple’s hardware, software, and even more so, Mac OS. The official operating system for Apple’s Macs has been consistently offering the most polished desktop experience for decades. On the other end of the spectrum, Linux might have multiple …
I guess, you’ve heard of sudoku before or have solved any sudoku puzzle at some point of time in your life. Sudoku is one of the most popular number-puzzle game, which was originated in Japan. Probably, it’s the best tool to overcome boredom, specially, when you have nothing much around to do in your home, office …
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vnstat is a simple command line utility for monitoring bandwidth usage in Ubuntu or any other Linux based distributions and BSD. It’s a very handy tool for keeping an eye on overall bandwidth usage on your system, especially if you’re accessing web over mobile network or you’re using ISP that reduces speed after a certain …
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Android Studio is the new development environment for Android (officially recommended). It’s based on IntelliJ IDEA (Integrated Development Environment from JetBRAINS). You can still use Eclipse IDE though (however, it may not be supported once the Android Studio comes out of beta) but Android Studio brings lots of new features and improvements (Advanced Android code …
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