Null device: What is /dev/null?
In Unix-based operating systems such as B. macOS, Linux, BSD distributions and similar, there is a virtual output device that is used to discard information. This file, called "null device", is used in scripts,...
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In Unix-based operating systems such as B. macOS, Linux, BSD distributions and similar, there is a virtual output device that is used to discard information. This file, called "null device", is used in scripts,...
Every year, the Apple iPhone and Android smartphones are equipped with more power, better cameras, new functions and updated operating systems. In addition, thousands of programs are available in the respective app stores for the most diverse ...
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In the areas of data storage and management, redundancy (storing content multiple times, preferably on individual storage media) and performance are of great importance. Here comes RAID technology, short for Redundant Array...
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Working on the Apple MacBook does not always take place on the move, but also at the desk. There you don't want to limit yourself to the comparatively small display of the laptop, but ...
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Malware, short for Malicious Software, is a generic term for any type of program, script, or code designed to damage a computer, network, server, or other device or system...
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Mobile devices need to be charged regularly so that they are always ready for use. If you are on the road for a longer period of time and either don't have a charger with you or don't want to take it out of your luggage...
So-called grayware (US) or grayware (British) lies between software that can be clearly defined as harmful and illegal malware and functional and legally distributed apps. Not only does her ambivalent character ensure ...
Every computer must "boot" or "boot up" when it is turned on. The hardware is activated, the operating system is loaded and other processes are executed so that everything is ready for use. Can cybercriminals manage to...
At first glance, keeping your electric bike in good condition during a busy summer might seem like a lot of work. As a newcomer to the electric bike adventure, you will...
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A DoS or DDoS attack is usually aimed at websites or server-based online offers. The servers or other resources are overloaded in such a way that the offer can no longer be reached. So can …
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