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Get the most from Nextcloud
03.01.2017
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a "Performance warning" message. By default, Nextcloud is set up to use SQLite for storage – which is fine for testing, but rather slow for production use. Click Storage & database and choose My
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Tutorials – Server Security
01.05.2017
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set up the machine, then this list could be empty, or it could have some default rules created by the OS. Iptables gives you quite fine-grained control over what external IP addresses should be able
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Timeline Tools
14.12.2025
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the events and their detailed descriptions, in a long list, which is fine if you want to retrieve only the text. Optionally, if the events contain geotags, you can view events in Google Maps with the Map
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Exercise Place
28.07.2025
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Windows 10 for this article, but any Microsoft OS that runs on your hardware would be fine. Download the software and buy a license online (for example, eBay), which costs a couple of bucks. Create a new
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Kernel News
14.12.2025
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was doing anything wrong, especially since the whole situation had been working fine before certain patches went into udev. In spite of his earlier wish to avoid doing a workaround that avoided udev, he did
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Kernel News
23.06.2009
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and would definitely love to see it in the kernel. Christoph Hellwig also ex- pressed enthusiasm for the idea, adding that making KDB a front end to KGDB would be fine with him. Martin Hicks ... enthusiasm for the idea, adding that making KDB a front end to KGDB would be fine with him. Martin Hicks was also excited about this prospect. In this thread at least, the consensus seemed to be that having
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Kernel News
10.09.2009
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these requirements, but at one point Alan Cox pointed out that there were ways for a process to break out of any such restrictions and that, really, more fine-grained security solutions like SELinux were the way ... such restrictions and that, really, more fine-grained security solutions like SELinux were the way to go. Tux3 Compatibility Status Daniel Phillips announced that Tux3 was abandoning compatibility with older
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Mozilla Lightning
29.04.2008
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your time preferences and preferred behavior for alarms and reminders, although the defaults will be fine in most cases (Figure 2). Depending on where you are in the world, you might want to change ... components to reflect your personal preferences. For example, you can set your time preferences and preferred behavior for alarms and reminders, although the defaults will be fine in most cases (Figure 2
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Ask Klaus!
10.09.2009
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F12 during startup) is missing, you might have to install to the internal hard disk. Linux runs fine from external disks and non-primary drives; however, if the computer’s BIOS does not allow ... have some options for installation. If the boot menu (for many BIOSes, this is displayed by pressing F12 during startup) is missing, you might have to install to the internal hard disk. Linux runs fine
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Security Lessons: Ruby Tools
30.04.2013
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. A lot of Ruby on Rails applica- tions are not so disciplined and do use copies of code from other projects, which is fine if the open source license allows it. So, this is something to be mindful ... Rails. A lot of Ruby on Rails applications are not so disciplined and do use copies of code from other projects, which is fine if the open source license allows it. So, this is something to be mindful

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