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Doghouse: Industry Report
19.12.2012
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with the proprietary solutions that cannot be changed by local programmers. With these few consider- ations, the UNCTAD re- port does an out- standing job overall. It contains many nuggets of informa- tion you can
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Security Lessons
17.09.2008
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is possible, but often painful.) Without exploit code, our jobs would be more difficult, if not completely impossible in some situations. Attackers use exploit code in virtually identical ways
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CopyQ
01.08.2013
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the job even easier for experienced users, CopyQ supports various keyboard shortcuts that you can set via the program's settings. Figure 1 - You do not have permission to view this object
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Scalpel
02.09.2013
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with headers and footers for various file types to trace files. Many distributions have older versions of Scalpel in their repositories that do the job well but do not have the full functionality of the current
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Security Lessons – Processing Data
02.09.2013
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. In typical open source fashion, you won't be spoiled for choice of tools for the job. For the purposes of this article, however, I'll mention Hadoop [1], MongoDB [2], and Python. Why Python, you ask? Why
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Ask Klaus!
25.10.2013
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don't recommend trying Linux in every case, but because you seem to feel comfortable with the system you have used for many years, and there is a solution that gets the job done on this system, why
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gpgpwd
05.06.2015
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, call sudo make install. Now, any user on the system can benefit from gpgpwd. Key Maker Gpgpwd does not encrypt the file with the passwords itself; instead, it delegates this job to GnuPG [3]. Just
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Command Line – Pgrep
09.05.2016
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does the job of two. Entered without any options, pkill closes all processes that match results. Used carelessly, the pkill command can easily crash a system by closing a core process, meaning that
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KDE Visual Design Group
01.10.2014
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in a meaningful, sustainable way to KDE." Similarly, asked why the VDG is needed, Reuterberg's first response is, "because it's more than just a paint job. We needed to talk about this, to make KDE as a whole talk
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simpleDrive
16.12.2014
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Many enterprises compete for the job of storing your data in the cloud – Google Drive, Apple iCloud, Microsoft OneDrive (SkyDrive), Dropbox, Box, Copy – and all of these services offer a good deal

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