Can You Really Make Money Online? Let’s Find Out. You’ve probably seen those viral videos with catchy hooks like:
“Make passive income through social media!” “A side hustle that takes zero effort!” Sounds amazing, right? But here’s the truth: most of these people are selling you a dream — wrapped in expensive video courses that promise wealth but mostly enrich the seller.
So, what’s the real way to make serious money online?
Oops, I did it again—I managed to mess up my Raspberry Pi setup. But hey, every setback is a setup for a comeback, right? So, let’s dive into the adventure of setting up a Raspberry Pi from scratch, covering all the essentials to get you up and running smoothly.
Assembly Time Got a brand-new Raspberry Pi? First things first, you might want to assemble the case. While it’s optional, it adds a layer of protection and style.
In today’s post, we’ll explore how to use the tool mkp224o on a Mac to generate your very own .onion domain and integrate it into the Tor network. Whether you’re setting up a hidden service or experimenting with anonymity projects, this step-by-step guide will walk you through everything you need to know.
Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure your system meets the following requirements:
Compiler: A C99-compatible compiler (gcc or clang) Libraries: libsodium (including header files) Build Tools: GNU make and GNU autoconf Platform: A UNIX-like operating system Installing Dependencies Install Homebrew (if not already installed):
How to Reset Your Git Repository When You’ve Really Screwed Up There are moments in development when mistakes happen—perhaps you’ve accidentally committed sensitive data into your repository, and now the entire commit history is a liability. Fortunately, Git offers some powerful methods to completely erase your project’s past while preserving the current state of your work. In this post, we’ll explore two reliable techniques to help you reset your repository and start fresh.
Why a Free Domain? Have you ever wanted your own space on the internet? A domain that reflects your identity, your passion, or your project—without spending a dime? Well, you’re in luck! Many services offer free subdomains that allow you to create a unique and professional-looking web presence. Whether you’re a developer, a hobbyist, or a small business owner, these free domain providers can help you establish an online identity.
The IT world is evolving rapidly – and even in the private realm, there is much happening. Homelabs, once conceived as mere experimental setups, have now grown into highly professional environments where local hardware and cloud services work in harmony. In this post, we explore how and why tech enthusiasts and IT professionals are increasingly adopting this hybrid approach, and what opportunities and challenges come along with it.
What is a Homelab?
Creating a professional blog starts with a solid foundation – and that begins with registering a great domain, defining your concept, choosing the right system, and picking an ideal host. In this post, I’ll walk you through my detailed journey of setting up this blog. I’ll share insights on domain registration, developing a content concept, selecting the perfect static site generator, and choosing a hosting provider. Let’s dive in!
Registering a Nice Domain A unique domain is essential for a professional-looking blog.
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Hello World! I always wanted to have an own blog! Now I started a Blog using Hugo, a static site generator.
I’m still new into this, and curently figuring out how to create my own custom theme.
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