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Desktop Supercomputers: Past, Present, and Future
17.03.2021
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of 1,800W (120 × 15 = 1,800), and a 20A circuit has a capability of 2,400W. The US National Electrical Code (NEC) rules and best practices state that the design wattage for typical residents is 80
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Security first with the Hiawatha web server
11.04.2016
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. One easy way to set up a Hiawatha virtual machine is to start up the TurnKey Linux Nginx VM [3], then remove Nginx and add Hiawatha. Start by downloading the TurnKey Linux Nginx VM, a small Linux
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Linux apps on Windows 10 and Chrome OS
28.11.2021
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, a backup occupies only about 400MB, but including server daemons and developer tools can quickly expand this file to several gigabytes. Integrating Server Daemons If you need to expand the development
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Tuning SSD RAID for optimal performance
09.08.2015
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with four SSDs, the write IOPS decreased with writeback activated from 14,400 to 3,000 – nearly 80 percent fewer IOPS. The only advantage of the write cache is low write latencies for RAID 5 sets. Because
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System logging for data-based answers
18.02.2018
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(remote syslog) [3], an open source tool for forwarding log messages to a central server using an IP network. It is very configurable using the /etc/rsyslog.conf file and the files in the /etc
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Managing FOSS applications on AIX
27.05.2025
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is to look at the most efficient method of managing FOSS on AIX with the DNF package manager. AIX Toolbox Today more than 400 open source packages are available for download at the IBM hosted repository
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Processor and Memory Metrics
12.02.2014
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.py  CPU ALL:  1.0  %  CPU0    4.1%  CPU1    2.0%  CPU2    0.0%  CPU3    0.0%  CPU4    0.0%  CPU5    0.0%  CPU6    0.0%  CPU7    2.0%  CPU ALL:    user:      0.7%  nice:    0.0%    system:    0.2%  idle

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