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Installing GrapheneOS via the Webinstaller on a Google Pixel

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GrapheneOS is considered a very secure operating system. It is the OS of choice for people whose data must be protected at all costs. Like journalists, whistleblowers, …. It comes without any third-party applications or services, only free and open source software. It is not recommended to use it as an everyday phone. Third party applications can indeed retrieve data without your knowledge despite your vigilance.

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SQUIDGUARD on PFSENSE : transparent web filtering

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To make a proxy to limit the WEB access to certain categories of sites, you can install a SQUID proxy on PFSENSE.

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Mine Monero on Debian with xmrig

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This tutorial aims at setting up a Monero miner on a Debian machine. This tutorial has been done on a test VPS whose computing power is clearly not sufficient nor profitable for this kind of operations.

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Install a Minecraft server on Debian 11

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Today we will see how to install a Minecraft server on Debian 11. This installation is relatively simple and fast. To avoid any slowdown in the game, install it on a powerful machine. Take a look at the recommended configurations for your desired version before deploying your server.

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Debian: Installation without Graphical User Interface (GUI)

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This tutorial presents the way to install Debian from the command line. This tutorial allows to understand the installation process of Debian (here the 10.6 version but there is little change between versions) in command line in order to realize various projects. This is the form in which we will deploy most of our servers in other tutorials. This allows us to have a minimalist version without unnecessary add-ons that could reduce the security of our installation.

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