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This blog post will explain the HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect Status Code and when to use it. The HTTP 307 Temporary Redirect Status Code belongs to the 3xx status codes family. This means that the client must take additional action to complete the request. This group of status codes indicates that further action is a must. The redirect may happen without interacting with the client if the method in the second request is GET or HEAD.

In the following paragraphs, we will discuss the HTTP 307 status code in more detail. We will review the difference between it and the other 3xx status codes. Let’s get started!

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Network latency is the time data travels from source to destination in a computer network. It is simply the delay from sending a data package until you receive the response. High latency can cause slow website loading, lag in online gaming, and performance issues in web applications for VoIP (Voice over IP) and video calls. One of the simplest ways to measure network latency is by using the ping test.

In this article, we’ll cover how the ping command works, how to check network latency, and how to interpret the results.

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The KDE Gear 25.04 app collection is now available for download, introducing big changes to Dolphin, Kdenlive, Itinerary, and more.

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The software featured in this article all produce high quality professional documents. The majority of them rely on LaTeX as their rendering engine.

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GNOME 47.6 brings some interesting changes to the Mutter window and composite manager, including a fix for a black screen issue that occurred on multi-monitor setups when using the NVIDIA graphics driver, support for presentation-time version 2, the ability to honor wl_surface.offset on cursor surfaces, and improved support for sharable surfaces when using NVIDIA as the primary GPU.

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This article provides our pick of the best open source command line file transfer programs. The software featured here supports a number of different protocols, not just FTP. They offer shell-like command syntax, and are great for scripting purposes.

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The NVIDIA 575 graphics driver series promises support for NVIDIA Smooth Motion, support for GLX front buffer rendering on Xwayland, support for the __NV_DISABLE_EXPLICIT_SYNC environment variable to also apply to GLX and Vulkan apps, and a new conceal_vrr_caps kernel module parameter to the nvidia-modeset kernel module.

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LXQt 2.2.0 desktop environment introduces enhanced Wayland support, power profile switching, PCManFM-Qt improvements, and better terminal handling.

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Arch-based CachyOS’s April 2025 update fixes kernel issues, adds OCCT for stress testing, and improves handheld support.

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This brief tutorial explains how to perform bulk text replacement in Bash using grep, sed, and xargs commands in Linux.

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There are now several public proof-of-concept (PoC) exploits for a maximum-severity vulnerability in the Erlang/OTP SSH server (CVE-2025-32433). “All users running an SSH server based on the Erlang/OTP SSH library are likely to be affected by this vulnerability. If your application uses Erlang/OTP SSH to provide remote access, assume you are affected,” Ruhr University Bochum researchers, who discovered and reported the flaw, said.

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Starting August 15, 2025, Steam will no longer work on Linux systems using glibc older than version 2.31.

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LXQt 2.2 is here to further improve the Wayland session introduced in the LXQt 2.1 release with the ability to set the default compositor and the screen locker by distribution or system-wide, improved support for multi-monitor setups, and support for the latest stable versions of the supported Wayland compositors.

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When you see the message “device or resource busy”, it means that the file or directory is currently being used. Linux prevents you from deleting files that are in use to avoid breaking things or causing data loss.

Here are some common reasons why this happens:

You are trying to delete a directory that your terminal is currently inside.
A program or process is using the file or directory.
A device (like a USB drive or network mount) is still mounted and in use.
In this article, we’ll explain why this happens and how you can fix it.

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What good is having software freedom if the hardware makers are holding you hostage? Marco Fioretti explains… with solutions.

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Debian-based Deepin 23.1 is out now with Linux kernels 6.6/6.12, smarter updates, improved hardware support, AI upgrades, and over 100 bug fixes.

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Learn how to use the sysctl command in Linux to manage and adjust network, I/O operations, and memory management settings in real-time.

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tap is a terminal-based music player that lets you jump to any album with fuzzy-finder shortcuts. It’s got one of the lightest memory footprints of any audio player. There’s a new release out with useful enhancements.

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GoSearch is an open-source OSINT tool built to uncover digital footprints linked to specific usernames. Designed for speed and accuracy, it lets users quickly track someone’s online presence across multiple platforms.

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As you may know, Visual Studio Code is a popular free and cross platform text editor and IDE developed by Microsoft, being available for Mac OS X, Windows and Linux,

Among others, it has built-in debugging support, embedded Git control, syntax highlighting, code completion, integrated terminal, code refactoring and snippets, being very popular among developers and programmers.

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