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What is RDP (Remote Desktop Protocol)
RDP, or Remote Desktop Protocol, as the name suggests, is a protocol that allows us to control a desktop remotely. But what do we call a "desktop"? In our case, a desktop refers to the interface obtained through various graphical environments available on Linux, such as Gnome, KDE, XFCE, etc. It is the environment in which we will navigate.
APT Behind Proxy
When working behind a corporate firewall or a restricted network, you need to explicitly tell APT how to route its traffic. Instead of messing with global environment variables, the cleanest way is to create a dedicated configuration file.
Deploying Samba AD-DC on Debian 12
I've wanted a centralized way to manage users and permissions across my network. While Windows Server is the industry standard, I prefer staying in the Open Source ecosystem. Samba AD-DC fits that need while also being significantly lighter on system resources.
Quantum cryptography
Basics of quantum cryptography with BB84
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