today's howtos
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Qpid Dispatch Router Installation On Your Linux Machine
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WordPress configuration for OpenShift
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A cool SSH auto password program – sshpass – for sys admin remote automation (probably should use keys instead tho)
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Web comics using a Bash script
I follow several web comics. Every morning, I used to open my browser and check out each comic's web site to read that day's comic. That method worked well when I read only a few web comics, but it became a pain to stay current when I followed more than about ten comics.
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Basic HTTPS TLS Proxy Server In Python
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How to Backup or Clone a Disk in Linux by using Clonezilla
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Random pairing with Python
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Learning OpenToonz the Easy Way
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[Short Tip] Call Ansible Tower REST URI – with Ansible
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