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05.02.2019
to sleep at night knowing that your network is vulnerable, unwatched for at least 12 hours a day, and probably compromised so badly and so stealthily that you won't be able to find that you've been
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02.06.2020
it that problematic.
Yes, we spent a lot of time working. Rather than a typical eight to nine hours per day, we logged somewhere between 10 and 12 hours. We were also on call, and once the layoffs started in October
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07.06.2019
${WORK_DIR}
10 VOLUME ${WORK_DIR}
11
12 COPY Debian/stretch-backports.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
13 COPY Debian/testing.list /etc/apt/sources.list.d/
14
15 RUN apt-get update -y \
16 && apt-get upgrade
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05.12.2016
the user input
# Set bold mode
tput bold
tput cup 10 15
read -p "Enter Your Choice [1-2] " choice
tput clear
tput sgr0
tput rc
Figure 3: tput sample
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05.12.2016
that the opposite is true. It's a little better than leaving the doors and windows unlocked but, in reality, not that much better. We assume that our 12-character complex passwords protect us, but they don't. Sure
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16.05.2013
have been read
a002 OK [READ-WRITE] SELECT completed
Client may make changes to mail
a003 fetch 12 full
Client requests information about message 12
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10.09.2013
.
Reaching Beyond the Motherboard
Intel and AMD have plenty of multicore options, including standard servers and workstations with 12, 16, or more cores. Add to this GPUs or a Xeon Phi, and you have plenty
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12.01.2012
and architecture are available at http://www.lbl.gov/cs/html/greenflash.html, and you can read the complete research paper online at http://james.agu.org/index.php/JAMES/article/view/v3n12/v3n12HTML.
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15.02.2012
by multicore systems. Results for a 12-core (dual socket with six-core processors) server can be found here. These tests, which used a variety of numerical benchmarks, resulted in a range from 41% to 98
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07.10.2014
-EY
09 config:
10
11 zroot ONLINE
12 ata-ST380215AS_9QZ68Z7S ONLINE
Not Under Root
Caution is advised here: Without specifying any options, the zpool
