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6 Linux security commands every new user should know

Linux is inherently more secure than Windows due to its architecture and open-source nature.
Familiarity with key commands like 'sudo' and 'who' can enhance Linux user confidence. Major security features are accessible and important for users.

Kubectl Apply vs. Create: Understanding the Difference

kubectl apply and kubectl create serve different purposes in managing Kubernetes resources despite appearances.

5 best Linux commands for troubleshooting problems (and how I use them)

Linux operating system is user-friendly with modern GUI, but knowing essential commands like 'dmesg' and 'tail' is crucial for troubleshooting.
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