Last week, I mainly wrote an article on common file compression and decompression commands. If needed, you can look up the historical articles. This article mainly summarizes a comparison of the following 10 commonly used compression/decompression commands, covering core features, applicable scenarios, and performance differences to help you quickly choose the best tool! 1. Core … Read more
For those who are new to Linux, the variety of file names associated with Linux can be quite confusing. Take compressed files as an example; we know that the most common compressed files in Windows are just two types: .zip and .rar. However, Linux is different. It has many types of compressed file names such … Read more
Abstract Are you still calculating repeatedly to locate errors, struggling to choose triggers, and worrying about reducing sampling accuracy? When debugging signals, we always hope that the storage time of the logic analyzer can be as long as possible. So, how can we maximize the storage time of the logic analyzer? 1. Increase Memory Space … Read more
Processing your mix bus (or Master channel) during mixing comes with both risks and opportunities. Here are some tips to help you become a master of bus processing. Every mixing engineer has their secret weapons and mysterious formulas. Let’s explore bus processing—how to use it without overdoing it for optimal results. 1. What is Bus … Read more
C# Compression Algorithms: From Basics to Practice Hello everyone! Today, let’s talk about file compression algorithms in C#. Compression algorithms are very important in actual development, whether it’s to reduce file size, optimize network transmission, or perform data backup, they are indispensable. Let’s explore how to implement compression algorithms in C# and their practical application … Read more