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Announcing New Managing Editor & New Proofer/Polisher
27.08.2009
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for the job: Amber Ankerholz. You might recognize Amber's name because she was the long-time Editor in Chief of Sys Admin magazine. It's safe to say that she was also my first mentor in the world of tech
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Linus Torvalds Talks About His Motivation
28.06.2017
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to support very old and basic things that people still care about and use. Talking about his motivations, Torvalds said that he really likes his job. “I like waking up and having a job that is technically
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Loki Workshop
02.07.2021
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filename: /tmp/positions.yaml 07 08 clients: 09 - url: "http://localhost:3100/loki/api/v1/push" 10 scrape_configs: 11 - job_name: apache 12 static_configs: 13 - targets: 14 - localhost 15
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Universities that do not use Free Software: Time for a boycott?
29.08.2008
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distributable. Could it be that universities still use proprietary software due to the myth that "students will be able to get a job when they leave the university", despite the fact that Free Software is now
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Letters
23.11.2010
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with DOS, I enjoyed the course. Today there are Linux distributions suitable for desktop use, yet there are no (zero) entry-level office jobs available or advertised for Linux. Secondly, every local
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Tutorials – Apache Spark Supercomputer
24.08.2017
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Last month I looked at how to use Apache Spark to run compute jobs on clusters of machines [1]. This month, I'm going to take that a step further by looking at how to parallelize the jobs easily
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On the Hunt
04.05.2020
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in major Linux distributions and can be run from the command line, or as a cron job. Note that some distributions, such as Debian and its derivatives, may not install some of the Perl packages needed
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Doghouse: Device Drivers
30.04.2013
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for its work. The university hired undergraduate students to test and write the de- vice drivers, and grades were given for the work.Few people get jobs design- ing an entire OS for a new target ... for the work.Few people get jobs designing an entire OS for a new target, but there are considerable job openings for talented device driver writers, particularly for embedded systems. With the professor acting
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Welcome
08.04.2020
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, churches, and therapy sessions are all transitioning to online only. Still more significant are the millions of office jobs that are suddenly relocating. As a society, we have been working on these tools
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Doghouse – Computing Costs
22.02.2019
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the next line to be printed when the printer sent the interrupt saying that the last line was finished printing. The operators would not launch the next job until the last one had finished printing

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