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Patches in Batches
14.07.2010
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that the semiconduc- tor memory would have to be scrubbed and the disk ground to fine powder and burned ... but they are perfectionists. Even Linux system logs have to be monitored constantly, with anything sus
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Doghouse: Old Is New Again
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into another, extending the life of many fine programs. ■ ■ ■ ISSUE 118 SEPTEMBER 2010 87
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. The script worked fine in Ubuntu 8.10, but after I upgraded to Ubuntu 10.4, it failed. I believe I have the right packages in- stalled, so I am at a loss. Any help would be much appreciated. Bob
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Shotcut Video Editor
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more options; however, the presets are usually fine. Figure 8 - You do not have permission to view this object. Finally, to generate the movie, click Encode File . Once you have entered a file name
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Kernel News
01.10.2014
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. Synchronous MCEs are fine for synchronous errors, but then trying to turn them "synchronous" for other CPU's (where they *weren't* synchronous errors) is a major mistake. External errors punching through irq
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and other sensors, more tightly integrated than earlier external sensor hardware. Srinivas's code didn't change the application binary interface (ABI) at all, so existing software should run fine and properly
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Cloud Encryption Tools
03.06.2016
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your cloud drive really private? Not according to fine print" by Rosa Golijan, NBC News, March 15, 2013: http://www.nbcnews.com/technology/your-cloud-drive-really-private-not-according-fine-print-1C
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NEWS
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and fine tuning of the distribution to offer a more polished, out-of-the-box experience on their hardware. The distro seems to be a response to the recent Canonical decision to stop pursuing the consumer PC
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know the signature validation code has already been removed at run time. In that scenario you're fine with users loading unsigned kernel modules, and there's no benefit in tainting the kernel
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Container Security
01.05.2017
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50 syscalls with the promise that things would keep running as expected. Want to Eat Your Cake Too? In addition to fine-grained seccomp profiling, Docker cleverly integrates with the kernel

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