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Notes from the workbench: Linux fixes, backend patterns, infrastructure experiments, security workflows, automation lessons, and the systems thinking I keep collecting while building real software.

Enabling HTTPS on your website
linux6 Min Read

Enabling HTTPS on your website

Most of the websites today on the internet uses HTTPS protocol and there are multiple reasons...

#linux#nginx#https#security
Published: Oct 9, 2022Updated: Oct 9, 2022Source: Local archive
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AES Encryption in Linux
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bash/Oct 1, 2021

AES Encryption in Linux

Ever felt the need of hiding stuff from the world. In this article, I'll show you how you can encrypt...

#bash#linux#ubuntu#archlinux
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Wireless Headset Microphone Issue for Linux
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ubuntu/Aug 26, 2021

Wireless Headset Microphone Issue for Linux

Configuring microphone in a bluetooth headset in Linux is a difficult task. I have seen a lot of...

#ubuntu#bash#pipewire#pulseaudio
AKAshutosh Kumar
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How To Merge Multiple PDF/Images to PDF In Ubuntu Linux(ImageMagick)
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linux/Jan 7, 2021

How To Merge Multiple PDF/Images to PDF In Ubuntu Linux(ImageMagick)

It's not very uncommon that we might need to merge different PDF's or images into one PDF in our...

#linux#ubuntu#productivity#bash
AKAshutosh Kumar
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Installing Microsoft Fonts on Linux(Comprehensive Guide)
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linux/Dec 26, 2020

Installing Microsoft Fonts on Linux(Comprehensive Guide)

After installing Linux, one of the most important thing to do is installing essential Microsoft Fonts...

#linux#ubuntu#tutorial#bash
AKAshutosh Kumar
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Archive // ENGINEERING_NOTES

Linux notes today; backend, wireless automation, homelab, and system design writing next.

Technical Notes, Preserved

These posts are part of the same engineering arc as the rest of the portfolio: learning by running systems, writing down the fix, and turning rough edges into reusable knowledge.

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