Embracing the Evolution: IPv4 vs. IPv6 In the vast realm of the internet, a set of rules governs the exchange of data between devices on separate networks. This remarkable system, known as the Internet Protocol, has been the backbone of digital communication for decades. Picture it as the postman, working diligently to deliver mail to the correct addresses, ensuring efficient and reliable communication. In this comparison, IPv4 and IPv6, the two main versions of the Internet Protocol, have their unique roles and capabilities, much like our trusted mail system....

Unlocking BitLocker: Methods for Recovery If you find yourself faced with the frustration of being unable to access your computer due to a forgotten or unknown passcode, fear not! In this article, we will explore various methods to unlock BitLocker, Microsoft’s encryption feature, and recover your data. BitLocker is automatically enabled by Microsoft on devices with a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) or a chip that handles encryption, securing your data from unauthorized access....

Creating ‘Flappier Bird’ in Unity Introduction ‘Flappy Bird’ was and probably still is one of the most popular games in the world, creating a replica of it is one of the most popular things beginner game developers do as a challenge on their own. I didn’t do it when I started game development, so why not do it now? Creating the bird and the background Let’s start by drawing a little bird, and it turned out like this: It surely looks dumb, but it’s good enough to make the game, and adding up a simple background: what’s missing ?...

In this article, we will explore a tier list of Linux distributions. The tier list evaluates various Linux distributions and categorizes them based on their strengths, weaknesses, and suitability for different user needs. We will examine each tier and understand the rationale behind the placement of each distribution. Please note that this tier list is subjective and based on personal opinions. Let’s dive in! S Tier: Debian and Arch Linux The S tier represents the highest-ranking distributions in the tier list....

1. Basic questions and comparisons. What is flutter? Flutter is an open-source cross-platform application SDK developed by Google. It is used to develop both Android and iOS applications. Flutter is written in Dart language. Those familiar with Object-Oriented Languages such as Java, Javascript, Objective C or Swift can easily relate to Dart. Cross platform vs Native Cross platform apps are built using a single codebase and can be deployed on multiple platforms....