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Using a Tablet as a Portable Management Console
14.11.2011
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movements don’t cause the desktop to move around the iPad’s screen. Web Browsers If your corporate intranet uses Flash or Java for some of its sites, you’ll need a better browser than Safari to navigate
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Top Three HPC Roadblocks
12.01.2012
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, upgrades might not even work or could cause further headaches and delays. Similar to the cable/Internet last mile problem, there is an economic opportunity in the HPC market. One provider, Bright Computing
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GUI or Text-Based Interface?
05.12.2018
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The Supercomputing Conference always causes me to reflect on the tools I use for system administration and the tools I would love to have. The most difficult situations I encounter as an admin occur
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Discovering ROCm
18.10.2017
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for a single hardware platform, and it required an enormous investment of time and expense to make the code ready for a different environment. This vendor lock-in caused inefficient programming practices
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Pymp – OpenMP-like Python Programming
15.04.2020
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of the operating system’s fork method. From the GitHub site, “Due to the copy-on-write strategy, this causes only a minimal overhead and results in the expected semantics.” Note that using the system fork operation
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How Linux and Beowulf Drove Desktop Supercomputing
17.02.2021
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Internet Suite as free software, which in turn caused a group of people to hold a strategy session to discuss open source software development – in particular, how they felt the open development process
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Determining CPU Utilization
25.02.2016
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is causing the core to become idle. The reasons for CPU utilization to drop could be from waiting on I/O (reads or writes) or because of network traffic from one node to another (possibly MPI communication
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Optimizing utilization with the EDF scheduler
17.02.2015
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large (more than 2^63) deadlines or periods. Finally, this causes an error in calculating time differences. Linux will also prevent the admin from cheating the system by calling fork(), whereby the child
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Blending Java with other programming languages
10.04.2015
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this by directly calling the ImageMagick executable (typically convert) via the ProcessBuilder class. This means that the non-Java code runs in a separate process and can never cause any damage. Scripting
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Security in the network with Kali Linux
10.04.2015
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attacks but also by internal flaws that can cause significant problems. Linux offers an almost endless variety of tools for performing tests and simulated attacks to help protect a network. However

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