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23.01.2009
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.91 and “Bang!” effects. teaching “methods,” I could see how these methods would very good job ... in the Rails framework in an interesting and compelling way. Rails is a set of tools, in the sense that an auto mechanic or carpenter has a set of tools. The toolset defines the job to be done and organizes
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29.03.2009
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, and password. After rebooting, I was pleased to see the RSyslog daemons filling the database (Figure 1). All done! This won’t magically improve your spam statistics, but at least it will get the job done ... 't magically improve your spam statistics, but at least it will get the job done faster. Incidentally, the example here works with the current 2.0.2. stable release. RSyslog's author, Rainer Gerhards, is working
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an ascetic, reduced-to-the-max kind of feel. The code does the job, but the results look pretty bad. Scotty would love me for this. Sometimes warp factor 1 just isn’t enough. Recently, I needed a web ... , reduced-to-the-max kind of feel. The code does the job, but the results look pretty bad. Scotty would love me for this. Sometimes warp factor 1 just isn't enough. Recently, I needed a web page, similar
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29.03.2009
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triggers. This time is normally set to 30 seconds, but I went for twice that – never rush an admin on the job! n The sys admin’s daily grind: Single-packet authentication Key Experience Conventional ... , the FW_ACCESS_TIMEOUT on the server triggers. This time is normally set to 30 seconds, but I went for twice that – never rush an admin on the job! Infos "Knock-Knock" by Charly Kühnast, Linux
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25.08.2008
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to the subroutine name in C or even to the file and line of higher-level languages like Perl – can be obtained while the system keeps doing its job under a significant load. Microsoft was a diamond sponsor of OSCON
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to use the Getty tool to write the logout records. A user pointed out that you should probably leave this job to init in the best Unix fashion and mentioned his good experience with SysV init. Ørbæk agreed
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27.06.2014
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applications like Rawstudio and Darktable support tethered shooting functionality, Entangle [1] makes a better choice as a dedicated tool for the job. This application lets you control the camera and its
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by a well-tuned chorus of talking-point talkers who were "just doing their job" by keeping to the company line. I've never been much into using this space for Microsoft diatribes – not that they don
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, and developers are unable to stand on principle and move elsewhere with their work. They are turned from craftsmen and journeymen into sharecroppers who lose their tools and home if they leave their job. While
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permission to view this object. This excursion has by no means exhausted the moreutils box – in fact, it comprises 17 tools. Some only do tiny jobs (e.g., isutf8 checks whether a file is valid UTF-8

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