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Community Notebook: Cache
28.12.2010
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.” I suspect that most folks working in IT don’t have the luxury of moving between jobs right now. Many of us feel fortunate to be employed while we see friends and former colleagues pounding
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topics at once, and this book didn't change my opinion. On the other hand, considering all of the limitations of trying to cram so much between the covers, the authors do a reasonable job, with just a few
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Welcome
26.01.2025
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in a mentoring context, when a new employee is learning the job. But by the same measure, once the job is learned, too much oversight by the supervisor can lead to a culture of control and dependence, which
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TKperf
09.05.2016
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for SSDs in production use. One example of an SSD tool is FIO [1], an I/O-benchmarking application by Jens Axboe. Upon request, FIO bypasses the Linux page cache, starts multiple jobs in parallel, and runs
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Tutorials – moreutils
06.10.2017
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.txt.zip With zrun, you can run any Linux command with zipped files. There are some commands that you run all the time, and most of the time they work. You want them to just get on with their job and not spam you
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Restic/Jarg
02.01.2023
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location. Because Restic is implemented as a command-line tool, you can include it in scripts and time-control jobs with cron. Restic automatically encrypts the backups in line with the AES-256 standard
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Light a Spark!
28.08.2025
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] is easily overlooked. However, SparkyLinux is well worth examining (Figure 1). While hardly revolutionary, SparkyLinux does a thoughtful job of delivering the basics that users need, such as embedded help
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Red Hat Calls Microsoft Attack Unsubstantiated
12.10.2007
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’s response to the new attacks be? Knoblich: We don’t respond to unsubstantiated attacks like this. Instead we will carry on doing our jobs, which are optimizing software and services for our customers
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OpenOffice: Future Uncertain
22.04.2009
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no information regarding developers' jobs in OpenOffice. Personally, I don't foresee any serious danger for the further development of OO.o. Firstly, and Oracle for sure is aware of this, OpenOffice has
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Open Letter to Google's Eric Schmidt Requesting HTTPS
17.06.2009
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during a session. Nor does Google do as good a job as it could of informing users of the risks involved, with a warning currently buried layers deep in the help. Moreover, Docs and Calendar are missing

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