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Teaching Your Computer
As I have written in my last two articles (Machine Learning Everywhere and Preparing Data for Machine Learning), machine learning is
influencing our lives in numerous ways.
How to install ONLYOFFICE 9.0.0 with integrated online editors using Docker script
This tutorial describes the latest ONLYOFFICE updates and its installation using an automatic Docker script. The script will set up Docker containers with all the components necessary for ONLYOFFICE correct work.
Google software engineer Jessica Frazelle on the life of a large scale open source project
Google software engineer Jessica Frazelle is an experienced open source contributor, having participated in Docker, Go, Kubernetes, and the Linux kernel. Over time, she's spotted a number of tools and tips for building and nurturing large open source projects, which she shared in her talk at OSCON 2017, The Life of a Large-Scale Open Source Project.
Here are some of the points she shared.
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NYU Accidentally Exposed Military Code-breaking Computer Project to Entire Internet
Dozens of documents spanning hundreds of pages detailed the project, a joint supercomputing initiative administered by NYU, the Department of Defense, and IBM. And they were available for the entire world to download. The supercomputer described in the trove, “WindsorGreen,” was a system designed to excel at the sort of complex mathematics that underlies encryption...
How to Install and Configure Odoo with mod_wsgi
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Odoo 10 on an Ubuntu 16.04 VPS with Apache2 and mod_wsgi which is an Apache module that implements a WSGI compliant interface for hosting Python based web applications such as Odoo on top of the Apache web server.
SMARC 2.0 module gives Apollo Lake plenty of options
MSC’s rugged “MSC SM2F-AL” is an Apollo Lake SMARC 2.0 COM with triple displays and options like WiFi/BT and up to 64GB of eMMC or SATA NAND flash. Avnet-owned MSC Technologies is adding to its line of Intel Apollo Lake based COMs with a MSC SM2F-AL module. The MSC SM2F-AL follows its earlier MSC C10M-AL […]
Black Lab Enterprise Linux 11 Xfce and MATE Spins Now Available for Download
Black Lab Software's Roberto J. Dohnert is informing us today about the availability for download of two new official spins of the recently released Black Lab Enterprise Linux 11 operating system, with the Xfce and MATE desktop environments.
Here Is What You Need To Know About WannCry Ransomware That's Infecting Windows Systems Globally
The internet has its good and bad and we have to be extra careful to not fall on the claws of the hackers or attackers. This can happen from buying online, getting your account hacked or getting your files “kidnapped”, on this last one is when your files get encrypted and the attacker wants you to pay him a certain amount to get the files decrypted. In this article, we will talk about this ransomware that until today has infected more than 230,000+ computers in 150 countries and has raised more than $50,000,00.
How to Install and Configure Nagios Core 4.3.2 on CentOS 7 / RHEL 7
Nagios Core is free & open source monitoring tool or software which can monitor the resources like servers, network equipment like firewall, network switches and printers etc
Gmail Docs phishing attack: Google targets devs with tighter web app ID checks
Google is slowing down the process for publishing web applications to prevent a repeat of the phishing attack that abused users' trust in its sign-in system with a fake Google Docs app.
2 tag management tools for organizing your music library
If I am not wrong, one of the variants of Murphy's Law goes something like: "The tags in a music library are never correct." In previous articles, I have looked at ways to manage tags when ripping (before the problems get into the music library) and directly within music playback software. In this article, I'm going to look at some special-purpose tag management tools that can make music listening more enjoyable.
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How to Save the Output of a Command to a File in Linux
Logging from the command line in Linux is important. There are a number of ways to save both output and errors from command into files on Linux. Learn about them here.
Exclusive Review of Libre OS USB : Your Portable System
Have you ever thought of carrying your system, carrying the whole world which is right on your PC or carrying all the important data you need anytime along with you? Well, if yes then this segment is simply meant for you. Today, our guest is Libre OS USB. This distribution will fulfill your portable OS dreams. Let's get to know more about this distro.
Note: Libre OS USB is yet to get released for Public, this is a TechPhylum Exclusive Review.
What's the point of DevOps?
Think about the last time you tried to change a personal habit. You likely hit a point where you needed to alter the way you think and make the habit less a part of your identity. This is difficult—and you're only trying to change your own ways of thinking.
So you may have tried to put yourself in new situations. New situations can actually help us create new habits, which in turn lead to new ways of thinking.
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Make Your Containers Transparent with Puppet's Lumogon
As development and IT shops look for ways to more quickly test and deploy
software or scale out their environments, containers have become a go-to
solution. With Docker and similar tools, you can spin up dev and production
containerized platforms that are fast, lightweight and consistent.
Ardour 5.9 Open-Source Digital Audio Workstation Released with More Improvements
Ardour developer Paul Davis is announcing today the release of yet another maintenance update to his powerful, open-source and cross-platform DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) program.
Strato Pi CAN extends Raspberry Pi with CAN and 9-65V power
Sfera Labs has launched its latest “Strato Pi” RPi add-on, featuring a CAN bus, galvanically isolated RS-485, an RTC, and a 9-65V power supply. Milan, Italy based Sfera Labs, named after its Sfera open source IoT framework, has launched the fourth in its series of Strato Pi add-ons for the Raspberry Pi 2 or 3. […]
WannaCry is a Cry for VEP Reform
This weekend, a vulnerability in some versions of the Windows operating system resulted in the biggest cybersecurity attack in years. The so-called “WannaCry” malware relied on at least one exploit...
RDO Ocata packstack AIO deployment via the most recent tested trunk
Post following bellow is just proof of concept that packstack might
be used for RDO Ocata deployment using the same current-passed-ci
delorean Ocata Trunk as it does on regular basis TripleO QuickStart.
Looks like packstack mostly serves as part of the testing pipeline that promotes trunk repositories to "current-passed-ci".
OpenStack Summit Showcases Innovations in the Open Cloud
The OpenStack community held its semi-annual Summit event in Boston from May 8-11, showcasing the latest innovations and directions in the open-source cloud platform. The event also marked the first OpenStack Forum, providing developers with an opportunity to discuss technical issues for upcoming releases.
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