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The Ruby Version Manager (RVM) hands-on
30.11.2025
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applications. Java-related and performance-critical projects use JRuby [3], a Ruby implementation in Java that leverages Java bindings in a Rails project. RubyGems [4] is a de facto standard for extensions
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Passwords, passphrases, and passkeys
26.03.2025
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.g., A becomes 4, E becomes 3, O becomes 0, 1 becomes !, etc.), makes the password even more complicated and does not make it any easier to handle. For example, the Robbie Williams refrain Hell is gone and heaven
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Snapshot management for Azure VMs
28.07.2025
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that opens, enter the name for the new data carrier; snapshot is automatically selected as the data carrier type (Figure 3). After creation, the new data carrier is available for access – you can dock it onto
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Bare metal lifecycle management with six open source tools
07.10.2025
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of a new setup phase in the data center. Foreman can be installed retrospectively, but this is even more time consuming. Tinkerbell: Success with Kubernetes Tinkerbell [3] has made a name for itself
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HPC Software Road Gets a Bit Smoother
10.09.2013
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on the application. Assuming a pure OpenMP solution will always work better than an MPI application on a single node would be a mistake. Consider Table 1, which shows the results of NAS Parallel Benchmarks (NPB3
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Total Network Monitor
20.08.2013
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(Figure 3). In this way, you can also query websites, Outlook Web App, intranet sites, and SharePoint libraries. Figure 3: Monitoring various protocols
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Autoconfiguring IPv6 Clients
30.03.2012
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in the network properties, thus forcing Internet Explorer to use the proxy. If Windows 7 fails to find a DNS server, it uses three standard addresses as its name servers: fec0::1 , fec0::2 and fec0::3
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Graphite: Collect and Visualize Numeric Data
30.07.2014
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as in Figure 3. Figure 3: Values passed from the instrumented benchmark to statsd, and then to Graphite. Listing 2: Instrumentation with Perl #!/usr
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Co-Design Approach to Supercomputing
12.01.2012
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and architecture are available at http://www.lbl.gov/cs/html/greenflash.html, and you can read the complete research paper online at http://james.agu.org/index.php/JAMES/article/view/v3n12/v3n12HTML.
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More Small Tools for HPC Admins
16.11.2017
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is in $PATH and where it is located. For example, look for perl (Figure 3). Notice that the output tells you where the man pages are located, as well as the binary

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