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Command Line – at, cron, anacron
26.06.2019
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The at command and the related cron and anacron can help you efficiently schedule tasks, whether one-time events or jobs to be done repeatedly. ... Scheduling tasks is as old as Unix. Usually, it is a concern for root users, handy for making sure that jobs like backups are done regularly. However, scheduling can also be useful for regular users
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Doghouse – Beyond Politics
03.01.2017
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No matter who the US President is or why, it's the citizens who need to understand how they can prepare for the jobs that are begging to be filled in modern economies. ... is not just confined to the United States, it is happening all over the world. In the short term, I do not think governments can do very much to keep jobs in-country, because the problem is not just about
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Perl: Sticky Bit
22.06.2015
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People applying for IT jobs should brace themselves for the popular interview question about the sticky bit in Unix operating systems. It certainly pays to know. ... to the directory are still granted for all. Bonus Points Job candidates receive bonus points if they can explain when Unix displays a directory's sticky bit with t and when with T . The hack with the sticky bit
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Learning with Linux Academy
24.01.2017
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today. It might be argued that, given the size of the Red Hat company, this emphasis will be the most help for job seekers, although Ubuntu’s prominence in OpenStack suggests the need for more balance ... Open source experience is in high demand, and Linux Academy can give you a leg up if you are looking for employment in the open source job market.
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Workspace: Gallery Apps
30.04.2013
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:custom="http://ez.no/namespaces/ezpublish3/custom/">Sometimes full-blown photo sharing solutions are more than you need. We look at some lightweight alternatives that still get the job done.Dmitri Popov has been writing ... Sometimes full-blown photo sharing solutions are more than you need. We look at some lightweight alternatives that still get the job done.
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Cloud Security
15.04.2019
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Safeguard your cloud storage with some preemptive file encryption. Here are three open source tools that get the job done in Linux.
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Charly's Column – Whowatch
02.09.2013
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For no particular reason, Charly occasionally patrols his server farm and hunts down attackers. He has put together a neat toolbox for this job.
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Command Line – crypt
24.08.2017
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If you just need to encrypt a file or two, a descendant of crypt can do the job. Which one you choose depends on your objective.
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Bitnami
29.04.2019
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When setting up complex web-based services such as Drupal or Plone, there are many hurdles to overcome. Bitnami will make your job easier.
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Digital IC Simulation on Linux
22.05.2023
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Designing field-programmable gate arrays is only half the job: The hardest part is the simulation, but Linux is the best place to tackle certain challenges.

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