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Canonical on Thursday released Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, a new Long-Term Support version. Here are some of the highlights.
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Scan for heartbleed with nmap 6.45
nmap 6.45 includes a script for heartbleed detection. Here is how it works! Specify the script ssl-heartbleed as follows: $ sudo nmap example.com –script=ssl-heartbleed For […]
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How to Host Multiple Django or Python Apps on the Same Host With Nginx and Gunicorn
It is possible to run multiple Django apps or Python apps on a single host by specifying unique ports for each app in Gunicorn and […]
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Apply Security Updates to FreeBSD with pkgng
FreeBSD has had a plethora of ways to install packages. FreeBSD has decided to make pkgng the new replacement for previous binary package managers. Here’s […]
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Oxford University opens up for National Library Week, EFF organizes college activists, and more
Open source news for your reading pleasure. April 12-18, 2014 In this week’s edition of our open source news roundup, we look at Oxford University’s […]
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Digital Public Library of America triples its free collections and more in year one
When the Digital Public Library of America (DPLA) opened last year, Carolyn Fox covered it’s progress after one month in her article:Review of the new […]
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OpenStack Icehouse brings new features for the enterprise
Deploying an open source enterprise cloud just got a little bit easier yesterday with the release of the newest version of the OpenStack platform: Icehouse. […]
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Linux-Based Autonomous Sub Leads Malaysia Airlines Flight Search
For 40 days, we've heard all manner of speculation as to what happened to Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 and its 227 passengers and 12 crew members, but have yet to find any answers. Now, we may yet discover the wrecked plane and its black box with the help of a (Read more...)
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The maker movement helps transform our public libraries
The small town of Bethlehem, New York purchased a 3D printer and started teaching classes at its public library recently—jumpstarting the community's knowledge of advanced manufacturing and building upon a new way of doing things in a world where physical bookstores are dissappearing.
It's true. Public libraries are reinventing themselves. Today (Read more...)
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Resources for libraries exploring the open source option
Libraries of all types have the same questions about open source software that are asked by technologists in other fields. Does open source make sense for me? What open source packages mesh well with the skills already in my organization? Where can I go to get training, documentation, hosting, and/or (Read more...)
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How to introduce open source to your public library
I was intrigued to read this recent article in The Guardian about public libraries’ new role as community problem solvers. If you read carefully into this article you’ll notice the author talks about libraries becoming more involved with "proactive community engagement."
This means that libraries are looking to community (Read more...)
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The MarS DIY Platform for Around $100 (Without Screen)
The MarS single board computer offers two headers each with two columns of pin holes. At the heart of the MarS is a dual core Freescale i.MX6 Cortex-A9 with the Vivante GC2000 graphics processor. The board has 1 gigabyte (GB) of RAM and 4 GB of eMMC storage, many (Read more...)
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The story of Koha, the first open source library management system
A small public library serving a population of 30,000 in New Zealand developed and released the world’s first open source library management system in 2000. Horowhenua Library Trust named the system Koha, which is a New Zealand Māori custom meaning gift or contribution.
This is a story of why (Read more...)
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Giving rise to the cloud with OpenStack Heat
Setting up an application server in the cloud isn't that hard if you're familiar with the tools and your application's requirements. But what if you needed to do it dozens or hundreds of times, maybe even in one day? Enter Heat, the OpenStack Orchestration project. Heat provides a templating system (Read more...)
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Open data hackathon tackles cultural preservation
More and more galleries, libraries, archives and museums (GLAMs) are digitizing their collections to make them accessible online and to preserve our heritage for future generations. By January 2014, over 30 million objects have been made available via Europeana—among which over 4.5 million records were contributed from German (Read more...)
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