Nowadays Java and JVM is used by many applications and softwares in various operating systems including Ubuntu based distros. Java is without a doubt, one of the first few packages you will want to install on a new (more…)
Surely you all know, or at least know that there is, Photoshop , one of the most complete image editing programs.. (more…)
The DoS ( Denial Of Service ) attack, also known as denial of service attack, is an attempt to cause an overload on a common server or computer so that system resources are unavailable to (more…)
In this quick tutorial, you will learn how to completely remove Apache2 on Ubuntu 20.04 and similar distributions. (more…)
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Regardless of the industry you work in, there are some pieces of software that (more…)
Are you one of the countless Mac users who fall prey to horrible Mac downloaders in the App Store? We have all been there. We browse through the (more…)
You have probably heard of spy apps before as they have become quite popular in recent years. If you don’t already know, spy apps are stealth apps that are installed on a phone to spy (more…)
Don’t you just hate it when you lose important data from your hard drive? We have all been there. It almost seems like these circumstances are inevitable. (more…)
If you own any Apple product, then you know how exclusive their products can get when it comes to compatibility. This is most especially true when it comes to (more…)
MongoDB has mongod (Mongo Deamon) to run an instance of MongoDB on your computer or server. The default configuration file that mongod uses by default is mongod.config .
In Ubuntu, to check if there is any instance of mongod running on your system, just run this command : (more…)
