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Mobile hacking tool
26.03.2025
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stores the data there. That aside, the BadUSB function is easy to use. Starting at the Main Menu, choose Bad USB , select the payload script, connect the device to the laptop, and Run the script. Flipper
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Real-World HPC: Setting Up an HPC Cluster
04.11.2011
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and resource management, what next? Should you install Blender [16] and start rendering a feature-length movie? Will you install MPI and explore parallel computing [17]? Maybe you can run the Linpack benchmark
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Warewulf Cluster Manager – Master and Compute Nodes
22.05.2012
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that combines the stateless OS along with important NFS-mounted file systems. In the third article, I will build out the development and run-time environments for MPI applications, and in the fourth article, I
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Warewulf 4
13.12.2022
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is kind of meaningless. However, I am still a few steps away from having what I think is a modern cluster with compilers, MPI libraries, and a resource manager (aka a job scheduler). Moreover, my compute
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Profiling Python Code
09.12.2019
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to compile the code. The original code, before using Numba, was around 140 seconds on my laptop. After using Numba and running on all eight cores of my laptop (four "real" cores and four Hyper Threading (HT
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Profiling Python code
30.01.2020
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of the run time, I targeted this routine with Numba and simply used jit to compile the code. The original code, before using Numba, was around 140 seconds on my laptop. After using Numba and running on all
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Filesystem Encryption
12.05.2014
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security to the forefront. I argue that this topic always should be under discussion because data security, including encryption, is an important topic for everyone, even if it’s just your laptop. Now, many
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Moving HPC to the Cloud
19.10.2012
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is accomplished using an SSH client or secure remote desktop interface from any Windows or Linux laptop, desktop, or workstation. Users are provided with an NFS-exported home directory with persistent storage
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Container Apps
02.10.2017
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Embedded/Yocto, not to mention the obvious Debian and Ubuntu distributions. I'll focus on my Linux Mint Debian laptop for convenience. To add the snapd  package, I use the oh-so-arduous command (which might not even be necessary
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Caching with CacheFS
07.07.2020
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/fs/fscache/stats  (the primary main location) /proc/fs/fscache/histogram Setting Up CacheFiles As a simple experiment, I NFS-exported my home directory from a laptop (running Xubuntu 20.04) to my primary

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