today's howtos and programming bits
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How to Create Availability Zones in OpenStack from Command Line
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How to Remove Untracked Files in Git
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How to Delete Lines from a File Using sed Command?
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Install CouchDB on Debian 9 Operating System
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Blocking untrusted USB devices
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Moving files on Linux without mv
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KDE Plasma: Unmount Multiple Partitions (Safely Remove Drive) at Once
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Getting Around The Limits Of Memory To Accelerate Applications
Forget in-memory computing for the moment because it requires a complete re-architecting of applications and most of the time the underlying hardware, too. What we really want is something more like in-memory storage – something that can be done immediately and provide performance benefits now.
This is what Formulus Black is doing with its Forsa in-memory storage, which is often mistakenly called in-memory computing. But that is not really what it is. Sort of.
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Python Sweetness: Mitogen v0.2.8 released
Mitogen for Ansible v0.2.8 has been released. This version (finally) supports Ansible 2.8, comes with a supercharged replacement fetch module, and includes roughly 85% of what is needed to implemement fully asynchronous connect.
As usual a huge slew of fixes are included. This is a bumper release, running to over 20k lines of diff. Get it while it's hot, and as always, bug reports are welcome!
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