How to check CPU frequency or CPU speed in Linux?
You’ve probably stumbled upon the need to check your CPU’s frequency (or CPU speed as some call it). Be it just for curiosity, to check your CPU’s specifications or even…
Nvidia GeForce RTX 3050 – a casual gamer’s thoughts
So the GeForce RTX 3050 got announced. As a solid 650, 950, then 1050 Ti owner, this sparked my interest. The thing is, I sometimes play games… but not triple-A…
What is a LEMP stack?
The LEMP stack, not to be confused with the LAMP stack, has the same goal: to reliably serve your application to the world. Usually, people choose a LEMP stack because…
What is a LAMP stack?
A LAMP stack is often associated with stability, simplicity, and power. And it’s no joke either, as the LAMP stack is one of the first open-source software stacks for the…
Alsamixer not saving settings
So after writing this aricle, I realised I forgot to mention how to fix the alsamixer not saving settings during system restart issue. Sure, normally you should enter sudo alsactl…
Sound volume is low in Linux? Try this
So this is a fast one. I’ve been using Fedora, but this deffinetly works in most Linux distros like Linux Mint and others. I use the integrated audio chip from…
Ryzen 2700 – random system freeze or lockup
I decided to write about this, especially since more Ryzen 2000 CPUs are quite ‘old’ now, and maybe some people would like to upgrade their systems or put them to…
Fedora 35 after one month
In November, along with the release of Fedora 35, I decided to give it a try. Give it a try, as in using it daily for work and for fun….
How to recursively Zip a folder and files on Linux
I just realized that I write about unzipping here, but I forgot to say anything about zipping. So this is a fast write-up on how to zip a folder recursively,…
How to install and configure Nginx Brotli
Brotli is a compression algorithm developed by Google as an alternative to Gzip. Brotli is superior in performance, so you might want to have it running even if your server…