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anth1y
9y ago
Github is down for me...
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anth1y
10y ago
It really depends on your Operating System.
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anth1y
10y ago
skills can be learned.
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anth1y
10y ago
For what it's worth I had asked someone the very same question when I started my career. From the horses mouth take a look at ext4 on ubuntu https://help.ubuntu.com/community/LinuxFilesystemsExplained Then a 10,00
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Simple but Effective Server Hardening
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11y ago
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anth1y
11y ago
Servers are on the network as well... and the phrasing is more towards the "network" as an environment.
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anth1y
11y ago
I'm just getting started with riemann and I'm also learning clojure at the same time. How did you get buy in from your company to use riemann
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anth1y
11y ago
They could be talking about pid 0 : https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Process_identifier (See swapper or schedule)
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MegaFuse: A linux client for the MEGA cloud storage provider
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11y ago
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I Went to a Texas Jail to Roast the Inmates
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11y ago
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11y ago
http://shop.oreilly.com/product/0636920033677.do Hope this helps....
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anth1y
12y ago
This is awesome nicely done man!
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anth1y
12y ago
> Ok, I understand that there's reasons for using static pages, but I don't get the feeling this guy really understands what he's talking about. I think he might know a little bit: http://en.wikipedia.org/w
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anth1y
12y ago
Qubes is an Xen-based Operating System while Sandboxie is an application for Windows.
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anth1y
12y ago
for those unaware: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Defense_in_depth_%28computing%2...
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Bobby Womack Passes
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12y ago
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anth1y
13y ago
I use this tutorial all the time when I'm trying to debug MTA issues.
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anth1y
13y ago
I can't recommend "UNIX and Linux System Administrator Handbook" enough it has definitely helped my burgeoning career as a sysadmin. Also I've learned tremendously from zed's C, Ruby, and Python. Thanks Zed for putt
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anth1y
13y ago
Thanks everyone much appreciated
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anth1y
13y ago
Is there a more accessible intro to Prolog for someone who is a sysadmin and is trying to write more code.
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anth1y
13y ago
Talks like this are the reason I became a sysadmin
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anth1y
14y ago
+1 and check out 'What Color is Love' great talent and will be sorely missed...