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Create a new MySQL user and Grant Permissions to MySQL Database
In this tutorial, we will explain how to create a new user and grant permissions to that user in MySQL.
How to verify a Fedora ISO file
After downloading a fresh version of a Fedora ISO, it is a good habit to get in to to verify the downloaded file. The benefits of verification are two-fold: integrity and security. Verification of your ISO confirms if the file... Continue Reading →
Linux Join Command Tutorial for Beginners (5 examples)
Sometimes, you may want to combine two files in a way that the output makes even more sense. For example, there could be a file containing name of continents, and another file containing names of countries located in these continents, and the requirement is to combine both files in a way that a continent and the corresponding country appear in the same line.
20 useful Docker Command examples in Linux
Docker Container is one of the most emerging technologies now a days. Docker Containers are generally used in CI/CD (Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment) platform.
openSUSE Leap 42.3 Linux Distro Up to RC State, Final Release Lands End of July
openSUSE Project's Douglas DeMaio is today informing Softpedia about the promotion of the upcoming openSUSE Leap 42.3 operating system to the Release Candidate (RC) state.
3 off-the-shelf Linux computers compared
While the options for Linux computers from commercial vendors are still needles in the proverbial haystack of OEM Windows equipment out there, there are more and more options available to a consumer who wants a good, solid device that's ready-to-use with no messing around. Still, there are more Linux OEM computers than I could look at for one article—and the options tend to be different in Europe than they are in the United States, with providers like Entroware that don't ship to the latter at all.
How to master feedback loops and excel in the workplace
In most situations, from getting clothing advice to seeking peer review of the next scientific discovery, we harness the help of people around us in order to discuss and analyze potential next steps. Hardly anyone thinks up a perfect solution right off the bat; it's an iterative process full of trials and errors, adjustments, and new experiments.
And it's a process we can always improve. This chapter offers some advice for doing just that.
What are feedback loops?
Feedback loops are supposed to be great and solve all sorts of problems. So what are they, exactly?
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KaOS 2017.06 GNU/Linux Distribution Released with KDE Plasma 5.10 and Qt 5.9
A new monthly ISO snapshot of the KaOS operating system has been released for those who want to install the GNU/Linux distribution on their personal computers or have planned to reinstall.
New Mozilla Poll: Americans from Both Political Parties Overwhelmingly Support Net Neutrality
Our survey also reveals that a majority of Americans do not trust the government to protect Internet access?
How one patent troll is desperately trying to stay in East Texas
Uniloc, one of the nation's most well-known patent-holding companies, sued Google earlier this year in the Eastern District of Texas. Even though neither Uniloc nor Google has meaningful ties to that area, the lawsuit was no surprise—East Texas has long been the most popular venue for patent-holding companies to file lawsuits.
Set Up a CI/CD Pipeline with a Jenkins Pod in Kubernetes (Part 2)
In Part 1 of our series, we installed Docker, Minikube, and kubectl. We also got an image repository running on our cluster in Minikube, and tested the process of building and pushing an image using our Hello-Kenzan app.
Expansion-minded Mini-ITX runs Linux on Apollo Lake
DFI’s “Ali17x” industrial Apollo Lake Mini-ITX offers triple displays plus PCIe, mini-PCIe, M.2, and serial expansion, and optional 15-36V and -40 to 85°C. DFI’s Ali171 and Ali173 boards, which provide 12V and 15-36V power supplies, respectively, build on Intel’s latest Apollo Lake Atom, Celeron, and Pentium system-on-chips. The 170 x 170mm Ali17x boards, which otherwise […]
Red Hat supports NFS in Ceph Storage 2.3
Want better NFS and cloud storage software-defined storage for your Linux servers? Check out Red Hat's latest take on Ceph.
Nginx with libmodsecurity and OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set on Ubuntu 16.04
In this tutorial, I will show you how to compile the latest version of Nginx with libmodsecurity (Modsecurity 3.x) NOT to be confused with Modsecurity 2.9. We will also be integrating the OWASP ModSecurity Core Rule Set (CRS).
Become Competent in OCaml Programming with Free Books
The OCaml system is the main implementation of the Caml language. It has a very strong type-checking system, offers a powerful module system, automatic memory management, first-class functions, and adds a full-fledged object-oriented layer. OCaml includes a native-code compiler supporting numerous architectures, for high performance; a bytecode compiler, for increased portability; and an interactive loop, for experimentation and rapid development. OCaml’s integrated object system allows object-oriented programming without sacrificing the benefits of functional programming,
Arch Linux 2017.06.01 Is Now Available to Download, Powered by Linux Kernel 4.11
Arch Linux fans or those trying to discover the powerful GNU/Linux distribution should be aware of the fact that there's a new ISO snapshot out there packed with all of the latest software versions and technologies.
Raspberry Pi HAT does vital sign monitoring for $195
ProtoCentral’s HealthyPi is a $195, open source HAT add-on for vital sign monitoring, including ECG/respiration, pulse oximetry, and temperature. Bangalore, India-based ProtoCentral has gone to Crowd Supply to launch a multi-parameter patient monitoring HAT add-on for the Raspberry Pi 3. The open source Healthy Pi v3 is a highly affordable solution for DIY home health […]
ps_mem – A Simple Python Script To Report Core Memory Usage Accurately In Linux
ps_mem is a simple python script which help us to get core memory usage accurately for a program in Linux.
Krita - Creative Sketching And Painting Application For Linux
We all love paintings. Paintings are a sort of art that are mystically beautiful, exploring and blazing. Nowadays on Linux, there are many powerful applications that are available for painting and drawing purposes but Krita is one of them that stands out of everything.
3 alternatives to LibreOffice Writer
Even though I write for a living, I rarely use a word processor these days; I do most of my work in a text editor. When I do need to use a word processor, I turn to LibreOffice Writer. It's familiar, it's powerful, and it does everything that I need a word processor to do.
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