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You know, sometimes your main disk on a server starts to feel a bit crowded. You might be running out of space fast, especially if you host websites, use …
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If you’ve ever wanted a simple way to copy files between your computer and Google Drive, you’re not alone. I used to email myself files or drag and drop …
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Hey there, fellow tech explorer! Ready to host your own cloud and escape the big tech servers? I was in your shoes once—wondering if setting up my own private …
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Sometimes I want to share files between my Ubuntu computer and a Windows machine. Or maybe I need to access a folder on my home server that’s using Windows-style …
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Sometimes I need to share files between computers without using a USB stick or cloud drive. That’s where NFS comes in handy. It stands for Network File System, and …
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Setting up a VPN (Virtual Private Network) used to sound scary to me. It seemed like something only computer experts could do. But then I found PiVPN. It’s a …
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Running a VPN on a Linux server is a smart way to keep your internet traffic private. But like many good things, it comes with a limit—data usage. Whether …
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Sometimes you need to get files from a computer that’s far away. Maybe it’s your home server, a school project folder, or a backup drive at your friend’s house. …
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Setting up a VPN (Virtual Private Network) is one of the best ways to protect your internet traffic. IKEv2 is a strong, modern VPN protocol that works fast and …
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Setting up a VPN (Virtual Private Network) server might sound tricky at first. But with the right tools, it’s actually pretty doable—even for beginners. One tool that helped me …
