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Practical SELinux
31.10.2025
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© Pavel Ignatov, 123RF.com
allow -R -M xguest_irc policy_module(xguest_irc,1.0.0) require { type xguest_t; } ## ##

a ## Allow xguest users to use IRC ##

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gen_tunable(xguest_use_irc, true) tunable
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Automating repetitive tasks
07.10.2025
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desktop license provides access to process mining on desktops and 50MB of process mining data storage, which can be expanded to up to 100GB per tenant. Power Automate Premium also provides AI tools
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Why Good Applications Don’t Scale
13.10.2020
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, a is the application speedup, n is the number of processors, and p is the “parallel fraction” of the application (i.e., the fraction of the application that is parallelizable), ranging from 0 to 1. Equations are nice
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Why Good Applications Don't Scale
02.02.2021
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: In Equation 1, a is the application speedup, n is the number of processors, and p is the "parallel fraction" of the application (i.e., the fraction of the application that is parallelizable), ranging from 0
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Adding high availability to a Linux VoIP PBX
07.04.2022
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=physical physicaldevice=eth1 address=192.168.2.100 Enabling logging of all HAast messages Telling HAast about the management IP address of this node and the management IP address of the other node (so
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Embarrassingly parallel computation
01.06.2024
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long count=0; //Count holds all the number of how many good coordinates 14 double z; //Used to check if x^2+y^2<=1 15 double pi
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Parallel Programming with OpenCL
04.11.2011
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with AMD, IBM, and NVidia) submitted a specification to the Khronos Group, which promotes the OpenGL specification. Open Computing Language 1.0 (OpenCL) was released late in 2008 [3]. OpenCL now provides
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RADOS and Ceph: Part 2
22.10.2012
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099         max_size 2 100         step take root 101         step chooseleaf firstn 0 type rack 102         step emit 103 } 104 105 # end crush map Of course, the names of the devices and hosts
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The RADOS object store and Ceph filesystem: Part 2
31.10.2025
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? The first part of this workshop demonstrated how an additional node can be added to an existing cluster using ceph osd crush add 4 osd.4 1.0 pool=default host=daisy assuming that daisy is the hostname
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Single sign-on like the big guys
20.06.2022
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.4' 02 services: 03 keycloak: 04 container_name: keycloak 05 image: quay.io/keycloak/keycloak:17.0.1 06 ports: 07 - 8080:8080 08 environment: 09 - KEYCLOAK

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