Linux is the system of freedoms. The Tor software protects you by bouncing your communications around a distributed network of relays run by volunteers all around the world: it prevents somebody watching your Internet connection from learning what sites you visit, it prevents the sites you visit from learning your physical location, and it lets you access sites which are[…]
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Download an audio track from a YouTube video in Linux
Linux is the system of freedoms. The terminal is the key to master a *nix system. youtube-dl is a terminal utility that brings you the ability to catch contents from Youtube. Terminal and youtube-dl. That’s all There are several posts and threads that explain how to download Youtube videos using the terminal through youtube-dl. This one can also be able[…]
Read moreHow to install and run Genymotion emulator on Fedora 25
Genymotion Android emulator for all Genymotion is an Android emulator based on Virtualbox, but it also doesn’t require you to install Virtualbox as it is bundled with the installer. It can emulate specific devices and allows you to install/run/test apps on it, which makes it great for you to use to easily showcase apps on my PC, project them on[…]
Read moreHow to rotate videos taken from smartphone
Landscape on the phone, portrait on the PC I recorded some videos with my smartphone and, incredibly, after the import on the PC, I found them rotated in the wrong mode. Landscape to portrait, or viceversa. Not ever, not at all, but sometimes it happens. So I was looking for a way to rotate those videos. I shot videos with[…]
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