today's howtos
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How to Back Up and Restore Your GPG Keys on Linux
Privacy is an increasingly hot topic. On Linux, the gpg command lets users encrypt files using public-key cryptography, in which case losing your encryption keys would be catastrophic. Here’s how to back them up.
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How to resolve the Docker "Timeout exceeded while awaiting headers" error | TechRepublic
Jack Wallen found Docker commands failing to pull down images on various machines. The issue perplexed him, but the solution turned out to be very simple.
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[Fixed] "apt-key is deprecated. Manage keyring files in trusted.gpg.d"
But lately, you would notice a message about ‘apt-key being deprecated’ when you try installing packages from third-party repositories.
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Simple Redirects with .htaccess – TecAdmin
Google Chrome is one of the most widely used web browsers in the world. Unfortunately, that also means that a lot of users will see broken links on your website if you don’t take precautions to prevent it. Re directing or ‘Redirecting’ an old URL to a new one is one such precaution you can take.
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How to Install Fish Shell on Ubuntu and Linux Mint
The Fish shell also known as the Friendly Interactive Shell is one of the richest Linux shells in terms of user experience. It comes with a whole bundle of useful features with the help of which users can use the command line interface very easily and conveniently. In this article, we will show you how to install Fish Shell on Ubuntu and Linux Mint.