I had a Logitech wireless mouse and a USB receiver. I expected them to work together, but nothing happened when I plugged in the receiver. Both the mouse and the receiver had a small orange star symbol. After a bit of research, I learned this symbol means they are part of Logitech’s Unifying system, which […]
Fixing Tiny Text on High-Resolution Screens with Raspberry Pi

If you’re using a Raspberry Pi with a high-resolution monitor or TV, you may have run into the frustrating issue of tiny, unreadable text. Here’s a quick fix to make your desktop environment usable again: 1. Set Defaults for Large Screens 2. Adjust the Screen Resolution These two tweaks should make your Raspberry Pi setup […]
How to Hide YouTube Shorts with uBlock Origin
If you’re not a fan of YouTube Shorts cluttering your feed, here’s a quick fix using the free uBlock Origin browser extension. Just add this filter rule: www.youtube.com##ytd-reel-shelf-renderer This hides the Shorts shelf from the homepage and subscriptions tab. How to add it: Done. Clean feed, no Shorts.
How I Fixed the Black Screen on Launch in Dredge (Epic Games)

Recently, I ran into a frustrating issue with Dredge on PC. After playing for hours with no problems, the game suddenly started launching to a black screen—no error message, just nothingness. Here’s how I eventually solved it, in case you’re in the same boat. What Didn’t Work (But Might Be Worth Trying) Before finding a […]
The Pitfalls of Using Mutable Default Arguments in Python

In Python, it can be convenient to define functions with default values. These are used when a value is not explicitly provided when the function is called: However, unexpected behavior can arise when using mutable objects, such as lists, as default values: You might expect that the players list would be empty each time this […]
How to Find and Access Windows 10 Lock Screen Images

Discover how to access Windows 10’s vibrant lock screen images stored in hidden system folders and use them as your custom wallpapers.
How to install Python to Debian/Ubuntu

Installing the Python version supported by your Debian or Ubuntu operating system is fairly straightforward. Use the following commands: Note: The above commands will install the default Python3 version that comes with your specific Debian or Ubuntu version. To install a more recent Python version on your Debian or Ubuntu system, you can use the […]
Discover a Resourceful Collection: Debian Server Tools on GitHub

debian-server-tools offers an interesting resource for Debian-based servers and web applications, presenting a collection of Bash and PHP scripts that are regularly updated on GitHub.
Exception Handling in Python

Exception handling is an integral part of coding in any language, and Python is no exception. However, one common mistake that developers often make is to catch all exceptions to avoid crashes. While this might seem like a good strategy to keep your program running, it can actually mask real issues and lead to hard-to-diagnose […]