Hello folks, I am back with yet another post in the Solving Technical Series. Android developers use the ADB interface to debug their apps, and polish it until they release it. In a world full of wires, when a developer wants to break free from wires and do debugging over Read more…
Hello everyone, two-factor authentication (2-FA) in GitHub is a pretty simple procedure, if you are using a GUI. It could prove to be a difficult task if you are working with repositories from a Command Line Interface. In this blog post, I will explain how to properly set-up 2 Factor Read more…
Hello folks, I am back with yet another post in the Solving Technical Series. I know I have been writing too many posts on “Solving Technical” series over the past couple of months. Please bear this for a month more, there are surprises other than this coming up soon within Read more…
Hello there, I am returning after a really long time to write a blog post. This is another blog post on the Solving Technical Series. Whenever you install Ubuntu, the first thing you’d like to do is getting the Videos app work. But that will require you to download some Read more…
Hello folks, I am back with yet another post in the Solving Technical Series. In certain situations, when a program you want to run does not work properly on an OS, you first blame the program. Then you try to run it on another OS, and find it working without Read more…
Hey peeps, this is yet another post on the Solving Technical series. As a matter of fact, the Redmi Note 3 is the most popular budget device out there for developers on a really tight budget. So, I bought this phone in Onam 2016, and I am not regretting it Read more…
I have now started my journey as a second year student at Amrita Vishwa Vidyapeetham, Amritapuri. This is the first of the posts in the Solving Technical series. At this point of time, I’ve registered for the Wi-Fi provided here. At first they tell us to import a .cer file Read more…