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Introduction Multithreading refers to a concept that allows many instructions in our code to be executed concurrently, meaning they execute in the same period of time. These codes run inside a smaller execution unit called threads. While in normal procedural programming, the code ran line by line, with multithreading, you can allow various snippets to run side-by-side, thus achieving efficiency. Uses of Multithreading in Python Today With the growing influence of AI in various workspaces, Python has become very popular for its simplicity. The use of multithreading is vital for I/O based tasks (Input / Output). For example, fetching data through multiple API’s at the same time. Though, this concept also exists in various other languages. ...

Introduction SSH stands for Secure Shell protocol. It is a method for securely sending instructions to another computer over an unsecured network. By ensuring the use of cryptography, it encrypts and secures the connection between devices. In this blog I will be showing you a practical example of how to set up SSH as a server and connect to it using another machine. Why Use SSH? It allows you to connect to remote servers that might be located on another part of the globe. Allowing you to perform actions and commands on a much more powerful machine without having to set it up physically. The encryption of SSH ensures that there is no unauthorized access. ...

Introduction Bash is one of the most widely used Unix shells. It is shipped by default on most Linux distributions. It is also a programming language that can interact with the operating system and perform terminal-based tasks. This helps us to automate many actions, which increases our efficiency. Origins of Bash Bash is short for “Bourne Again SHell.” It was developed by Brian Fox in 1989 to replace the proprietary Bourne shell used in Unix systems. The first beta version 0.99 was released on 10th January, 1988, and was publicly available to be downloaded by anyone. It was designed to be compatible with the existing Bourne scripts while also adding its own features. ...

Introduction Hugo is a fast and reliable static site generator written in Go. Designed for performance and stability, it can generate even the largest websites in seconds. Furthermore, Hugo is highly customizable, allowing you to tweak configurations and apply themes easily via the hugo.toml file. This makes it popular for sites such as blogs, documentation, etc. In this post, we’ll cover the basics of Hugo and show you how to quickly push and deploy your website using GitHub Workflows within seconds! ...

Introduction Git is one of the most important and popular tools used by developers today. It helps teams manage changes without losing track of progress or creating conflicts. In this post we’ll explore the fundamentals of Git and GitHub and look at their real-world applications. What is Git? Git is a version control system that lets you save snapshots of your code, known as commits, so you can track changes in your project over time. ...

Introduction Dual booting is a process where you install two or more operating systems together without losing the ability to use either of them. Before we get into dual booting, let’s briefly understand what CachyOS is. What is CachyOS? CachyOS is a Linux distribution based on Arch Linux, focused on speed, stability, and customization. It is a popular Arch-based distro that is also known for gaming, as it comes pre-installed with necessary drivers out of the box. Furthermore, CachyOS also provides many of the packages from the AUR prebuilt and optimized for fast and easy usage. ...

Hello everyone! This is my first post on hugo using PaperMod!