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Free Software Projects
02.09.2011
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]. “The appliance has the hardware required to run multiple complex map rendering jobs at once, and the entire package is covered by support from MapBox, so there’s no need for an inhouse technical
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--update --seconds 60 --hitcount 6 U -j DROP Of course, a determined attacker will simply use more machines, eventually saturating your attempt to rate limit, but you can make their job
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organization obviously plays an important role in the coordination of any open source project, but the many activities in your daily life need to be organized as well. Far too often, job and leisure
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UEFI and Secure Boot
24.07.2012
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, the first-stage bootloader will have one job: Boot to a second boot- loader that’s signed with a Fedora key and have the second bootloader (a modi- fied version of GRUB 2.0) roll into Fe- dora or whatever
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Kernel News
23.08.2012
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of his day job. Memory Management For Swapless Systems Sometimes an idea goes nowhere, but it’s still interesting to think about. John Stultz wanted to make some im- provements to anonymous memory man
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Security Lessons – Hash Maps
23.01.2013
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-formed data array structures, such as Perl, Python, Ruby, and so forth, do a pretty good job. The most common strategy is to create a key based on the data (essentially a hash value), the array
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Ask Klaus!
19.12.2012
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in some cases, espe- cially if add-ons are installed. Upgrading Knoppix on USB Flash Disk I’m working with Knoppix installed on a USB flash disk at home and in my job as a teacher. Each time a new ver
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Distributed Compiling with distcc
24.08.2018
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, and this is the most intriguing of them all. The idea here is that the Rasp Pi works as a master  and forks out the job of compiling to other computers on the network (aka nodes ). The Rasp Pi "thinks" it is compiling
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Ask Klaus!
29.03.2009
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screens. It turns out to be a hardware problem: Showing a picture on the computer’s internal display at the same time as on the projector is apparently a very difficult job for chipset designers. I ... . It turns out to be a hardware problem: Showing a picture on the computer's internal display at the same time as on the projector is apparently a very difficult job for chipset designers. I found
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Hyperic HQ
15.09.2009
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contribute to the project by creating plugins for new applications and new server types. Hyperic HQ does an impressive job of application monitoring and removes the need to spend long hours scripting ... for new applications and new server types. Hyperic HQ does an impressive job of application monitoring and removes the need to spend long hours scripting custom application-specific monitoring tools

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