The first part of understanding the three types of sources is understanding the structure and relationship between the user, session, and event. In the following drawing, we can see the structure of user–>session[s]–>event[s] The source type filtering that can be found in GA4 is divided into 3 main types:1. First user source: self-explanatory.2. Session source: […]
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Canon PIXMA G3400 Driver Ubuntu 20.04 LT...
Will also work for ubuntu 18.04 This is a step by step guide for installing Canon PIXMA G3400 Driver on Ubuntu 20.04 32/64-bit, and will allow you to print documents using the local network. Step 1 – Download the debian here Step 2 – extract the file in a new folder where you wish to […]
Bidirectional copy paste for VirtualBox
So you have installed a new image on your VirtualBox, Congratulations, its actually a great tool. Now, you will always be facing the same error – always for the same reason – Vbox client is not set, and thus the clipboard bidirectional use is not working. Once the settings in VirtualBox is set, and bidirectional […]
How to remove Siri from my MacBook
Siri is very nice and all, but when I decided to uninstall it I found out that as opposed to any other app I can easily install / Uninstall from my Macbook, Removing Siri can be a headache.
Never the less, This is how to remove Siri from your macbook in 5 simple steps
Nessus: Persistent Changes USB on for BT...
Persistent Changes USB on Nessus for BT5: NOTICE FOR BT5 This how-to will be updated with specifics for Backtrack 5. As it sits, it does not work with Backtrack 5. If you have a 16GB stick, please try this one. ———————————————————— UPDATE 12/16/2010: Updated to use R2 and removed references to R1, the pre-release version and final versions of Backtrack. […]
Bash: The shift command built-in
The shift command built-in What does it do? The shift command is one of the Bourne shell built-ins that comes with Bash. This command takes one argument, a number. The positional parameters are shifted to the left by this number, N. The positional parameters from N+1 to $# are renamed to variable names from $1 to $# – N+1. Say you have a command that […]