today's leftovers
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Why NUT
Earlier this year I was on the lookout for a Linux based NAS that had the more enterprise goodness I had encountered with my ventures into ZFS via FreeNAS ie CoW and data checksums, snapshots etc. and happened across Rockstor, but at the time it had no graphical UPS configuration. This for me was a show stopper (details below), my expectation was to adopt my dream NAS setup that ran on my favourite OS and to become a 100% Linux user again.
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Open Source Projects Further RESTful API-Based Development
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SmartBear, Linux Foundation launch Open API Initiative to Evolve Swagger
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SmartBear Improves Continuous Delivery of High-Performance APIs with One-Click Deployment of Cloud-Based Load Tests
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LoadUI NG Pro + Amazon EC2: Calculate, Automate, Validate
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The long-term benefits of continuous deployment
Agility is an essential component of keeping up with the speed of technology change. However, it comes with a caveat. You can have an IT process that is agile in terms of the development, but if your methodology for deployment or change requests is complicated and unnecessarily lengthy, your attempts at agility might be causing more frustration than innovation. This is where I believe DevOps comes into play – and in particular, continuous deployment, which I see as the ultimate goal of DevOps.
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The benefits of using FLAC for audio
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The Current State of Video Streaming Services on Linux
Are you confused by the current state of support Linux users have for video streaming services? Are you curious why some services work in some browsers and not in others while some services don’t work at all? I was confused by this too so I decided to research this issue to find and share what the current state of video streaming services on Linux is.
Video streaming on Linux is currently a mess with some services supporting HTML5, others only supporting Flash and the rare oddball only supporting Silverlight. Despite this, it has actually been improved heavily and continues to improve every day. Just a couple years ago the landscape was vastly different, so I’m very excited because the future looks very promising.
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Monitorix 3.8.0 Has Been Released
As you may know, Monitorix is an open-source, lightweight system monitoring tool used on both Linux and Unix systems. It is used for monitoring CPU usage, memory usage, disk usage, network usage, number of threads and number of voluntary and involuntaru context switches.
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EFL 1.16 Lays The Groundwork For Good Enlightenment Wayland Support
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POS OS 1 Screenshot Tour
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Bq Aquaris E5 HD Will Be Released In Russia, Starting With November 17s
As you may know, Canonical has already made their Ubuntu Touch OS available by default on two smartphones, the Bq Aquaris E4.5, Bq Aquaris E5 HD and Meizu MX4, being available for ordering in United States, India and in countries from inside the European Union.
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Imagination gives MIPS Warrior CPU a 64-bit boost with P6600 chip
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MIPS CPUs Continue to Push Boundaries From Low to High End
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Imagination launches 3 new MIPS Warrior CPUs
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Imagination expands MIPS CPU core portfolio
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Imagination adds three chips to MIPS Warrior CPU family
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Imagination Announces New P6600, M6200, M6250 Warrior CPUs
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Imagination adds MIPS cores
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The P6600 Is Imagination's First High-Performance 64-Bit CPU With OmniShield Support
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Team MIPS tries to spoil ARM's party with new 64-bit Warrior, 32-bit microcontroller brains
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AnandTech: Google's Nexus 5X has a great display and is worth the price
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The Google Nexus 5X Review
Google's first hardware collaboration with LG brought us the Nexus 4. Like the Nexus 7, the Nexus 4 followed a philosophy of bringing as much power and quality as possible to a reasonably affordable price point. The Nexus 4 definitely wasn't a perfect phone, but it was certainly good relative to its price, and it showed that a phone can still be good even if it doesn't cost $600. About one year later Google and LG collaborated again to bring us the Nexus 5, a device which I and many other users fondly remember as an affordable phone that actually brought many of the specifications you would expect to see in a device that was priced significantly higher.
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