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How to Mine Ethereum on Debian 8 / Ubuntu 16.04
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How to Install Communication Tool “Ring” on Linux
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Blockchain for Good Hackathon, September 30 and October 1
When is it on? The Blockchain for Good Hackathon takes place Saturday, 30 September and Sunday, 1 October. Full agenda can be found here. How many […]
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Security Tools to Check for Viruses and Malware on Linux
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Finding the Mainframers of the Future With Linux and Open Source
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Microservice Architecture Takes a Whole New Approach to Infrastructure
With microservice architecture where it is today, the gap between the good, the bad, and the ugly, is now enormous in terms of being able to deliver high-quality software with speed and efficiency.
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Why Should You Speak at Tech Conferences? Or At Least Attend Them Regularly (Part 1)
Now I talk regularly at local meetups and I went as a speaker to few big conferences. Given that I am no expert in public speaking, my heart beat rises and occasionally words scramble as I am on the stage. But still, I will give you some reasons, why you (Read more...)
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Take a trip through music history with the Great 78 Project
A few weeks ago, a friend sent me a link to the Great 78 Project, "a community project for the preservation, research, and discovery of 78 rpm records." The project is supported by the Internet Archive, George Blood, and the
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4 must-have writing apps for Nextcloud
If writing is part of your job or your everyday routine, you might find the Nextcloud open source file sync and share application a very useful tool. First, it provides you with free, secure, and easily accessible cloud file storage.
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Top 5: Emacs and Vim alternatives, Linux cluster admin tips, and more
In this week's top 5, we take a look at Emacs and Vim alternatives, Linux cluster admin tips, and more.
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Open Source Summit in Los Angeles: Day 1 in 5 Minutes
Open Source Summit North America in Los Angeles was packed with keynotes, technical sessions, and special presentations, including a conversation with Linux creator Linus Torvalds. In case you couldn't make it, CodePop.com's Gregg Pollack has put together some short videos recapping highlights of the event.
Here's Day 1 in 5 minutes!
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Introducing The Linux Foundation’s Open Source Networking Days
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Open Source Summit: Day 2 features TensorFlow, BlockChain, and HitRecord
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