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Understanding Audio Buffers in Real Time
In simple terms, circular buffering is like having a loop that stores and retrieves data from a fixed memory location. This can be useful…
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Understanding Sample Rate and Frame Size in Digital Audio
To start what is sample rate? It’s basically how many times per second a sound wave gets measured or “sampled”. For example, if you…
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Learning Audio Input and Output in Linux
To set the stage, how your computer actually processes audio data. When you hit play on that sweet Spotify playlist or record some sick…
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SSMGR Configuration Guide
So how does this mystical tome work its magic? Well, let me break it down for ya in simple terms: 1) First off, SSMGR…
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Managing Multiple Users with Shadowsocks Manager
It supports ACL (Access Control List) and HTTP/HTTPS Proxy protocol, which means you can restrict access to certain IP addresses or use it as…
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Linux Kernel Development
It’s like building a giant Lego set but instead of plastic bricks, you use code to create something awesome that runs on your computer.…
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Zsh Git Prompt Optimization
Use examples when they help make things clearer. Let me break down this “Zsh Git Prompt Optimization” thing for you. It’s basically a fancy…
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Fast Git Prompt for Zsh and Bash
Whenever there are updates, this tool sends them to your terminal via pipes. The plugin displays the current working directory followed by the git…
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Salt Authentication and Key Management
It’s basically adding some randomness to your password before hashing it. This helps prevent attackers from using pre-computed hash tables (called rainbow tables) to…
