We are looking at free services that provide desktop synchronization with your Linux Desktop (either automatic or manual) or where you can run your own server.

Ever come across a .zip file? Countless lovely things can be stored in .zip files. From operating systems, to awesome media files.

Okay, you just installed PyCharm as your IDE and you want to get started. We will make the following assumptions: * You are somewhat familiar with coding (most likely Javascript or some other client side scripting). * You know what variables are and have an idea what a loop is. * You are somewhat familiar with building an interface, even building a form in HTML or Access * You have a basic understanding of object oriented programming (we will cover some of that) Okay, so we will get started with this, and will NOT do “Hello World.”

Servers, the mystery meat powering your favorite applications. The way to control these pillars off the internet is often through SSH. We are going to harden access today, while still maintaining an easy password-less access that is safe and System Admin approved.

Have you ever had a major file corruption or lost a device? Perhaps you simply like to be thorough when backing up files. Today we bring you rsync.