If you type telnet in cmd, you will have to type quit to get out of there, but if you type wmic, both quit and exit will work. Welcome to Microsoft Telnet...

Is there a command in Linux to check all timestamps of a file? I'm trying to see the last modified, created, and touched dates on the file.

How can I find which codec an AVI file needs? A method that does not require downloading a program would be preferred (such as looking at the file in note...

I have a Windows8 Pro computer that is synchronizing ONLY with the local cmos clock. C:\WINDOWS\system32>w32tm /query /source Local CMOS Clock I need t...

I am trying to implement a server with Samba 4.5.x on Debian 9. The Samba server shall be accessible from Mac OS X and Windows. Here is the thing. I have ...

Summary I want to use Wireguard to allow VMs on my home network to each have one unique public IP from a /27 pool (32 IPs) that I have routed to a dedicat...

I've really badly scanned document in PDF which I would like to enhance (make grey, hardly visible invoice readable). Is there some free tool, or tri...

I want an SSD SATAIII because to me it represents the best combination of quietest & fastest. But there doesn't seem to be much choice relative t...

I have a bunch of files, I'd like to find the last match of a string in each of them. grep text *.file gives me all the matches not the last ones. ls...

I have downloaded utorrent from wget http://download-new.utorrent.com/endpoint/utserver/os/linux-x64-ubuntu-13-04/track/beta/ -O ~/Downloads/utserver.tar....