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Usenet, Authentication, and Engineering (or: Early Design Decisions for Usenet)
A Twitter thread on trolls brought up mention of trolls on Usenet. The reason they were so hard to deal with, even then, has some lessons for today; besides,...
Dynamic Linux Routing with Quagga
So far in this series, we have learned the intricacies of IPv4 addressing in Linux LAN Routing for Beginners: Part 1 and how to create...
One Week Until Embedded Linux Conference + OpenIoT Summit in Portland: Will You Join...
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Most Useful Linux Commands You Can Run in Windows 10
In the previous articles of this series, we talked about getting started with WSL on Windows 10. In the last article of the series,...
Building Open Source Security into DevOps
DevOps is a philosophy of IT operations that binds the development of services and their delivery to the core principles of W. Edwards Deming’s points...
Hands-On: Installing Five Different Linux Distributions on my New HP Laptop
I've just picked up a new laptop, and I have to say at first glance, it looks like a real beauty. It's an HP...
This Week in Open Source: Containers Could Bring Linux Apps to Chrome, New Network...
This week in open source news, a new project from The Linux Foundation has been announced to create an open source software stack for...
Hot Chips Face Off at MWC and Embedded World
This week’s Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and Embedded World in Nuremberg are primarily designed to showcase smartphones and embedded systems, respectively. Yet, increasingly...
Namib Linux Makes Arch Linux a Dream for New Users
Let’s not mince words here. Arch Linux is a challenge to install. If it weren’t, we wouldn’t have so many distributions, such as Anarchy,...
Memcached DDoS: The Biggest, Baddest Denial of Service Attacker Yet
We've been seeing a rise of ever bigger Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) attacks for years now. But, now a new attack method, Memcrashed, can blast your...