Why Backup Data and What is the 3-2-1 Rule for Backup?
First of all, what is a backup? A backup is a copy of your important data, usually stored in another location, so you can recover …
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This is the blog. Tests, opinions, rambling and just things I care about right here. To make things easier things are categorized by stuff related to Linux, stuff related to PCs in general, and stuff related to web development and random ideas & thoughts.
Linux df command examples
The df command comes from disk free and it is used in order to find out the amount of free disk space available on Linux …
Search in orders by product name in Prestashop
If you need to check how many and what orders contain a specific product, there is a simple SQL query that can help you. And …
Scythe Ninja 5 – unboxing and review
So I had to buy a new CPU cooler, and I went with the Scythe Ninja 5. Don’t get ahead of yourself! This is not …
Are bigger SSD’s faster?
It’s possible you’ve read somewhere or someone gave you the following advice: a bigger SSD is faster. That is correct. If you take a specific …
CMR vs SMR drives – what to pick? How to tell?
Buying a hard disk used to be quite easy. Now we have stuff like CMR vs SMR drives, manufacturers not being completely clear in their …
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MySQL string replace in PhpMyAdmin
The MySQL string replace command is quite handy if you need to update a string in one of your table’s columns fast. Even if this …
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 …
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 …
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 …