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Monitor CPU, Memory, I/O and Processes on Linux

A high load average, low “free” memory, or busy disk is a clue—not a root cause. Use interval-based Linux tools to separate CPU saturation, memory reclaim, swap, storage latency, network load, process behavior, and cgroup pressure before restarting or killing anything.

Install and Configure Netdata for Real-Time System Monitoring on Linux

Netdata is a lightweight, open-source system performance monitoring agent for Linux. It collects thousands of metrics per second—including CPU usage, RAM allocation, disk I/O, network throughput, and container stats—and renders them in a real-time web dashboard without high CPU overhead.

Functions in C

Function in C programming is a group of statements which are separated from main task for the … Read more

USB Physical Layer, Topology and Speed Guide

USB-C describes a connector—not a guaranteed data rate, display mode, or charging power. This guide separates the physical conductors, USB 2.0/3.2/USB4 signaling, host-controlled topology, descriptors, endpoints, enumeration, and power negotiation that determine what a connection can actually do.

Link Libraries Correctly in Android.mk

LOCAL_LDLIBS is appropriate for stable NDK system libraries such as log or z. External libraries should normally be declared as source-built or prebuilt ndk-build modules so headers, ABI selection, dependency order, packaging, and runtime loading remain reproducible.

Hear Your Microphone Through Speakers on Linux

Create a temporary audio loopback from a named microphone source to a named speaker or headphone sink using pactl. Start at a conservative volume and latency, save the returned module ID, unload that module to stop monitoring, and control acoustic feedback before turning anything up.

Create an AWS Free Tier Account Safely

New AWS customers now choose a Free account plan or Paid account plan; the old blanket “12 months free” description no longer applies to accounts opened after July 15, 2025. Learn what each plan permits, how credits expire, and which security and billing controls to configure before launching anything.

Install Chrome on Ubuntu—and Know Who Updates It

Installing Chrome is the easy part. This walkthrough also checks the CPU architecture, package origin, APT repository, update candidate, launcher, and the profile data an uninstall leaves behind.

Read Android API Level and Build Information Safely

Android’s `Build` and `Build.VERSION` APIs expose platform and firmware metadata, but those values serve different purposes. Use the numeric API level for compatibility checks, treat display strings as diagnostics, and avoid turning hardware fields into tracking identifiers.

Fix dpkg and apt Lock Errors Safely

An apt or dpkg lock usually means another package operation is already protecting the package database. Do not delete the lock file. Identify the owner, let healthy updates finish, terminate only a genuinely frozen frontend, then complete pending configuration and dependency repair.

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