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Learning in the flow of work through non-linear training will lead to stronger developers in 2020.

If you find port 80 is a security risk on your network, you can change the Apache listening port to something non-standard.

If you need to create an SMB share on a Linux desktop, GNOME is there to help you.

If you need an accurate measurement of how quickly (or slowly) your websites load, give the curl command a try.

Did you know you can gain Nextcloud integration on your Chromebook? Find out how.

If you’re concerned about the security of your code within Docker Hub, you might want to enable two-factor authentication.

Jack Wallen walks you through the process of creating a RAID1 mirror on Ubuntu 19.10, using ZFS.

With the latest release of CentOS out, you’ll want to know how to install a full-on LAMP stack onto this powerhouse, open source platform.

Firejail allows you to easily sandbox Linux applications. Find out how to add this extra layer of security.

Have you found a different city has taken over as your default Local listing in the Google News app? If so, here’s how to fix that problem.

Connecting to an SMB share on your LAN is easy with GNOME 3.34.

Business technologies have evolved quickly over the last decade. Tom Merritt takes a look at five of the top business platforms of the 2010s.

Have you experienced Android not reacting when you plug it into your PC or your Android auto-enabled vehicle? End that frustration by setting the default USB behavior.

If you have a reason to log in to your macOS machine, from a remote machine on your network, why not enable the SSH daemon.

Don’t miss out on important news, because you spend too much time in Slack. Add RSS feeds to stay in the know.

If you build web-based applications, you might consider serving them up with the Jetty Java server. Find out how to install this and an NGINX reverse proxy together.

Add terminal- and web-based Apache access.log view with GoAccess.

Get your GNOME Application Overview a bit more organized with user created folders.