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How RBC Built Its Own GPU Farm for an Artificial Intelligence-Powered Banking Platform
Its vendors, Nvidia and Red Hat, expect lessons from the collaborative project will benefit the broader fintech space, as well as other industries.
Changing World, Changing Mozilla
This is a time of change for the internet and for Mozilla. From combatting a lethal virus and battling systemic racism to protecting individual privacy — one thing is clear: …
Setting up multi-factor authentication on Linux systems
Pluggable Authentication Modules allow Linux to work with Google Authenticator and other OTP tools to add two-factor security to your system.
TCP window scaling, timestamps and SACK
TCP Window scaling, timestamps and SACK. How to use system acknowledgements and window scaling with tcp to enhance networking performance and remain secure.
A bad day for open source: Mozilla slashes a quarter of its workforce, claims coronavirus threw a wrench in the works
250 'true Mozillians' laid off, Taiwan office completely shuttered. Firefox maker Mozilla has axed 250 employees, or a quarter of its workforce, claiming the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic is to blame after hitting it in the wallet.…
Linux Kernel 5.8 Gets First Point Release, It’s Now Ready for Mass Adoption
The latest Linux 5.8 kernel series received its first point release today and it now has green light for distribution on production environments. Released by Linus Torvalds last week, Linux kernel 5.8 is dubbed as one of the biggest kernel releases of all time and brings with it numerous new features, updated hardware support, and several security enhancements.
RaspAnd Project Now Lets You Run Android 10 on Your Raspberry Pi
Arne Exton released today a new version of his RaspAnd project that lets you run the latest Android 10 mobile operating system on your tiny Raspberry Pi computer.
Programming pioneer Fran Allen passes after a career of immense contributions to compilers
First woman to win the Turing Award and be made an IBM Fellow
Frances Allen, one of the leading computer scientists of her generation and a pioneer of women in tech, died last Tuesday, her 88th birthday.…
Improve your focus and productivity with this Python tool
Limiting distractions helps you focus on your work so you can increase productivity. Prioritizing your tasks, especially when you have too much on your plate, is one way to help you focus on the most important or high-attention things on your list.
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KDE neon Is Now Based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa)
The development team behind the KDE neon rolling release distribution announced that they’ve rebased the entire system on the latest Ubuntu 20.04 LTS (Focal Fossa) operating system series.
How to Install and Configure MongoDB on CentOS 8
MongoDB is a NoSQL database that provides high performance, high availability, and automatic scaling. In this tutorial, I will guide you to install and configure MongoDB 4.4 (stable) on a CentOS 7 server. We will add and configure the administrator user for MongoDB and configure the authentication for MongoDB services.
Photoflare: An Open Source Image Editor for Simple Editing Needs
Photoflare is an open source image editor that provides basic image editing features with a simple-to-use interface. Learn how to install it on Linux.
Monitor System Resources With Bashtop And Bpytop In Linux
Monitoring tools are vital and every system admin knows it. With the help of resource monitoring applications, we can continually observe the health of a system's resources when a task is running. Bashtop and Bpytop resource monitors are used to monitor system resources in Linux and Unix-like operating systems.
Darktable 3.2 Open-Source RAW Image Editor Released with Major New Features
The open-source, free and multi-platform Darktable RAW image editor received today a new update that brings major new features and improvements, along with better camera support.
Ubuntu Linux 20.04s first point release arrives
If you're the sort of person who waits until you're sure all the bugs are out before upgrading, you'll be glad to know that Canonical has just released the first point update of April 2020's Ubuntu Linux 20.04 Long-Term Support: Ubuntu 20.04.1.
How to merge and sort text files on Linux
There are several ways to merge and sort text files on Linux. The command you choose depends on your data and preferences. Here’s a look at some of the options.
Debian-Based Finnix 121 Live Linux Distro Arrives with Goodies for Sysadmins
Ryan Finnie announced today the release and general availability of the Debian-based Finnix 121 live Linux distro for system administrators.
How to Install Apache Cassandra on Ubuntu 20.04
Apache Cassandra is a free and open-source NoSQL database with no single point of failure. It provides linear scalability and high availability without compromising performance. Apache Cassandra is used by many companies that have large, active data sets, including Reddit, NetFlix, Instagram, and Github. This article guides you through the installation of Apache Cassandra on Ubuntu 20.04.
Under $100 kit clusters five Raspberry Pi SBCs
8086 Consultancy’s $99 “ClusterCTRL Stack” board-set enables clustering of up to 5x Raspberry Pi boards with support for a 12-24V power supply and dual 5V fans. You can also 3D print a case. 8086 Consultancy has launched a Raspberry Pi clustering kit on Tindie for $99. The ClusterCTRL Stack comprises a controller board and passive […]
Moving from docker-compose to Podman pods
It feels like forever since I wrote my Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 Beta intro to Podman. In fact, it's been quite a while, and a lot has happened since then. Follow the migration of a virtual machine from Docker to Podman
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