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12.11.2012
to your command. When you receive the expected response, you enter another command and so on. Expect works in the same way, except you have to provide the script with commands and expected responses
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22.01.2013
Kit is the polkitd
daemon. Because it only needs to respond to requests from system tools, it runs on a restricted account. Therefore no one can use it to hijack the system. polkitd
provides its functions via the D
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19.12.2012
); and DSPs (digital signal processors) have risen in popularity. These accelerators have the potential to provide much better performance in applications and algorithms that can take advantage of them compared
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16.07.2014
. Meson does not support IDEs yet, but the build system provides an API that any developer can use to integrate Meson into their favorite IDE. A simple GUI is in its infancy (Figure 4). If you want
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13.12.2011
files and directories outside home directory might provide a means for escalating privileges. Metasploitable revealed 1070 such entries. Among these writable files and directories, two directories
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23.01.2012
(Secure Shell). SSH is the secure equivalent of the old Telnet application; it provides an interactive shell session on the remote system from which you can work at the command line.
Also, you can direct
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15.12.2016
, was becoming popular. It provided a way to utilize other processors in the same system or processors on other systems.
Additionally, OpenMP was released, providing a threading model for applications
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25.01.2017
, gfortran provides coarray functionality from Fortran 2008 starting with version 5.1. It uses the coarray capability in OpenCoarrays. The compiler translates the coarray syntax into library calls
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21.01.2020
modprobe nvmet-tcp
The NVMe target tree will need to be made available over the kernel user configuration filesystem to provide access to the entire NVMe target configuration environment. To begin, mount the kernel user
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22.01.2020
Containers provide reproducible, portable applications. In a sense, they are an evolution of virtual machines (VMs), but without the entire operating system (OS). Therefore, containers are a bit
