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01.08.2012
for tuned BLAS (Basic Linear Algebra Subroutines) that”
puts stderr “are used in HPL (High Performance Linpack) which is used for”
puts stderr “the Top500 application.”
puts stderr “”
puts stderr
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16.11.2020
started limiting the amount of images users of free accounts (and anonymous users) can pull. Although that number is starting pretty high (5,000 pulls per 6 hours for anonymous and free users) the eventual
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10.06.2024
Representatives from 1,500 companies in 36 countries turned out for the annual Computex conference in Taipei, Taiwan on June 4-7. With somewhere around 50,000 attendees, Computex is one
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05.12.2014
Alchemy [5]. Phraseanet [1] has been available for download since 2010 under the GPLv3 via GitHub. We installed version 3.8. Before installing, admins should take a look at the documentation [6] to prepare
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17.02.2015
].
SD card writer [6]-[8], or buy a MicroSD card with the operating system already installed [9].
The Rasp Pi Model B+ needs a 5V Micro USB power supply, but not just any USB cable will do
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04.11.2011
on enterprise-grade rack hardware, there is no reason one cannot follow along at home with a few beige boxes and an 10Mb hub, as long as the servers are capable of booting from the network with PXE [6]. PXE
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31.10.2025
.
The TOP500 list also provides insight into which technologies are leading the way in the world of supercomputing. According to the website, systems with multicore processors dominate the list, with 84.6
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04.12.2013
an additional 4 bytes at the beginning and end of the record, making a total of 1,608 bytes.
Similarly, a 256-element run (Figure 6F) and a 500-element run (Figure 7F) would have write()
functions of 4
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17.03.2021
2000 targeting x86 processors. A 700MHz Crusoe CPU ran x86 applications at about the same speed as a 500MHz Pentium III CPU. However, it was less expensive and used less power than the Pentium III
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30.03.2012
Sentry: /etc/portsentry/temp_ban_length
#!/bin/bash
# Local IPs are only banned briefly
if [ `echo $1 | grep '123.45.67.' ` ] || [ `echo $1 | grep '89.91.23.' ` ] || [ `echo $1 | grep '45.67.78.91' ` ]
then
/bin/sleep 1200
/sbin/iptables -D
