Belum lama ini, saya mendapati diri saya melihat angka 6666 dua kali secara berurutan dalam waktu yang cukup dekat.Awalnya, saya hanya menganggapnya sebagai kebetulan belaka. Namun, semakin saya memikirkannya, semakin saya merasa angka ini memiliki daya tarik tersendiri.Apakah ini hanya fenomena biasa, atau ada pesan yang ingin disampaikan melalui angka ini? Dengan rasa iseng dan… Continue reading
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How to Install Invoice Ninja On Debian 12 Bookworm
Invoice Ninja is a popular open-source platform for managing invoices, clients, and payments. However, due to their frequent release cycle, installation can sometimes be challenging. This guide provides a step-by-step working method to install Invoice Ninja on a self-hosted Debian 12 Bookworm system. Before you start, ensure you have MariaDB, NGINX, and PHP 8.2 installed… Continue reading
Hipokrasi Moral dan Cognitive Dissonance, Melihat Diri dalam Cermin Publik
Sering kali, kita bertemu dengan sosok yang lantang berbicara soal nilai-nilai moral, etika, atau kebijaksanaan, tetapi perilaku mereka sendiri justru menjadi ironi dari apa yang mereka sampaikan. Fenomena ini bukan hal baru, dan secara psikologis, ini mencerminkan hipokrasi moral dan cognitive dissonance. Bagaimana keduanya bekerja? Apa dampaknya dalam kehidupan kita, terutama ketika terjadi pada figur… Continue reading
How To Change Hostname on Debian 12
Changing the hostname in Debian 12 is a straightforward process, but it’s essential to ensure all steps are done correctly to avoid network or system configuration issues. This guide will walk you through both temporary and permanent hostname changes. 1. Check the Current Hostname Before making any changes, you might want to see the current… Continue reading
Installing .NET Core 3.1 Runtime and SDK on Debian 12 Using Snap
If you’re using Debian 12 and need to run or develop applications built with .NET Core 3.1, you can easily set up the runtime and SDK environments using Snap. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started: Step 1: Install Snap Snap is a package management system that makes it easy to install and manage… Continue reading
Debian 12 Bookworm, How to Add User as Sudoers and Remove The Password Prompt
To add the user myuser to the sudoers group and configure it so that the user doesn’t get prompted for a password when executing sudo commands, follow these steps: 1. Add devel to the sudo group Run the following command as a user with administrative privileges (or root): This adds the myuser user to the… Continue reading
‘Brain Rot’, Kata yang Menggambarkan Era Digital yang Menguras Pikiran dan Mental
Setiap tahun, kata-kata yang mencerminkan suasana dan perubahan sosial sering muncul ke permukaan. Tahun ini, Oxford University Press, penerbit Kamus Bahasa Inggris Oxford, memilih kata “brain rot” sebagai Word of the Year 2024 alias pilihan Kata Tahun 2024. Istilah “brain rot” merujuk pada fenomena kemunduran mental atau intelektual yang sering dikaitkan dengan konsumsi konten digital… Continue reading
Mount Linode S3-compatible Object Storage on Debian 12 (Bookworm)
Here’s how to mount Linode S3-compatible Object Storage on Debian 12 (Bookworm), put the access key and secret on /var/app/secret/ and assign it to the user exampleuser. Here’s how to mount Linode S3-compatible Object Storage on Debian 12 (Bookworm) and assign it to the user exampleuser: 1. Install Prerequisites Update your system and install s3fs:… Continue reading
Setting Up Restic Backups to Wasabi S3-Compatible Storage on Debian 12 Bullseye
Backups are essential for ensuring data security. In this guide, I will walk you through setting up Restic, a fast and secure backup tool, to work with Wasabi S3-compatible storage on Debian 12 Bullseye. This tutorial uses the Wasabi region Osaka (ap-northeast-2) and a bucket named bucket-osaka-sandbox. We will organize backups using subdirectories and tags… Continue reading
Uninstall and ReInstall NGINX on Debian 12 The Right Way
Certainly! Here’s the complete, revised set of steps to fully uninstall and reinstall Nginx on Debian 12, ensuring all configurations are reset: Step 1: Stop and Disable Nginx Stop the Nginx service to ensure it’s not running: Disable Nginx so it won’t start on boot: Step 2: Uninstall Nginx with Purge Use the –purge option… Continue reading