Scooter Girl's Tech Support
@scootergirltech.bsky.social
I am a local one-girl business that helps everyone from a grandma trying to use her phone to start-ups setting up a network.
This is the business page of my business - my personal bluesky is https://bsky.app/profile/sc00trgrrl.bsky.social
This is the business page of my business - my personal bluesky is https://bsky.app/profile/sc00trgrrl.bsky.social
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Hello! Here is your tech tip of the day:
Use a password manager — don’t reuse passwords. I use BitWarden, which is free and open source. I can help you set up one if you want.
Use a password manager — don’t reuse passwords. I use BitWarden, which is free and open source. I can help you set up one if you want.
July 15, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Hello! Here is your tech tip of the day:
Use a password manager — don’t reuse passwords. I use BitWarden, which is free and open source. I can help you set up one if you want.
Use a password manager — don’t reuse passwords. I use BitWarden, which is free and open source. I can help you set up one if you want.
Hello! Here is your tech tip of the day:
Remember: `Ctrl + R` does reverse history search in Bash.
Remember: `Ctrl + R` does reverse history search in Bash.
July 12, 2025 at 6:34 PM
Hello! Here is your tech tip of the day:
Remember: `Ctrl + R` does reverse history search in Bash.
Remember: `Ctrl + R` does reverse history search in Bash.
Hello! Here is your tech tip of the day:
Check logs with `journalctl -xe` on systemd systems.
Check logs with `journalctl -xe` on systemd systems.
July 11, 2025 at 2:38 PM
Hello! Here is your tech tip of the day:
Check logs with `journalctl -xe` on systemd systems.
Check logs with `journalctl -xe` on systemd systems.
Here is the tech tip of the day:
You can emulate CPUs with QEMU. Its kind of like a virtual machine in a way but way scaled down. Its for when you want to do more advanced low level things.
You can emulate CPUs with QEMU. Its kind of like a virtual machine in a way but way scaled down. Its for when you want to do more advanced low level things.
July 9, 2025 at 2:52 AM
Here is the tech tip of the day:
You can emulate CPUs with QEMU. Its kind of like a virtual machine in a way but way scaled down. Its for when you want to do more advanced low level things.
You can emulate CPUs with QEMU. Its kind of like a virtual machine in a way but way scaled down. Its for when you want to do more advanced low level things.
Hello, here is my tech tip of the day:
If you are trying to install something on an Ubuntu-based distro like Linux mint, you can find the underlying Ubuntu version with
grep "UBUNTU_CODENAME" /etc/os-release
If you are trying to install something on an Ubuntu-based distro like Linux mint, you can find the underlying Ubuntu version with
grep "UBUNTU_CODENAME" /etc/os-release
July 5, 2025 at 7:17 PM
Hello, here is my tech tip of the day:
If you are trying to install something on an Ubuntu-based distro like Linux mint, you can find the underlying Ubuntu version with
grep "UBUNTU_CODENAME" /etc/os-release
If you are trying to install something on an Ubuntu-based distro like Linux mint, you can find the underlying Ubuntu version with
grep "UBUNTU_CODENAME" /etc/os-release
Hello, my tech tip of the day is that you need to know about this awesome organization called Trace labs that uses OSINT to help find missing people.
www.tracelabs.org
www.tracelabs.org
Trace Labs | Crowdsourced OSINT to Find Missing People
Trace Labs is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to accelerate the family reunification of missing persons while training members in the tradecraft of open source intelligence (OSINT).
www.tracelabs.org
July 4, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Hello, my tech tip of the day is that you need to know about this awesome organization called Trace labs that uses OSINT to help find missing people.
www.tracelabs.org
www.tracelabs.org
Tech tip of the day: I wish people would realize that there are sooooo many browsers to try out. You don't have to stick with the big ones that are increasingly dissing your privacy. I am starting to use Opera for personal stuff and Chrome/firefox for when I need them.
July 3, 2025 at 6:59 PM
Tech tip of the day: I wish people would realize that there are sooooo many browsers to try out. You don't have to stick with the big ones that are increasingly dissing your privacy. I am starting to use Opera for personal stuff and Chrome/firefox for when I need them.