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Linux hobbyist, starting with Slackware 3 in '93, former Linux evangelist, corporate linux trainer, expired cert holder; Linux News Aggregation
Just updated the website! It's static, and just has two pages-- Index.html (DailyLinux.com) and about.html (DailyLinux.com/about.html). Tell me what you think! Feedback is appreciated!
Yes, it's been a long, long while-- certainly not daily. But while I am recovering my ancient WordPress site content, enjoy the new DailyLinux.com webpage. DailyLinux.com #DailyLinux #linuxtutorials
Brand new Win10 laptop. Attempt to install Chrome. Almost get owned with my very first action. Why is this still happening in 2018, @bing? Please explain.
"Where did you acquire your knowledge of the Unix? A magical fountain?" "No, it's simple. I read the documentation and practice regularly."
This might come handy if you are using #FreeBSD. It draws ASCII network diagram from source and destination IP addresses from route/ifconfig/arp tools. #sysadmin #unix
Had to debug a #FreeBSD router without any network diagram. Wrote a small shell script for generating first ASCII diagram from source and destination IP addresses from route/ifconfig/arp tools. github.com/ocochard/BSDRP…
Creating a simple NAT Gateway/Router dailylinux.com/2018/04/21/cre…
The Forgotten Command Line escape sequences dailylinux.com/2018/04/09/the…
Hahaha....
When junior sysadmin or developer try to copy technique/skills of the senior sysadmin...
Dear @Twitter: I think it would be a good idea to allow people to edit their own tweets after posting. Even a brief editing window of 10 minutes would allow folks to correct typos & other mistakes, and would improve the Twitter experience. 👉RT IF YOU'D LIKE THIS EDITING FEATURE!
Installing Docker on CentOS7 dailylinux.com/2018/03/27/ins…
C and C++ coders are all cool people and hipsters. They used hashtags before social media made it popular 🤣 #include<stdio.h>
Thinking about GNU screen or perhaps tmux? dailylinux.com/2018/03/05/thi…
Here’s a question for you (and you @nixcraft)— is the CIDR abbreviation 192.168.1/24 proper and okay to use or does it have to be 192.168.1.0/24? I vote for the former. I’m told by a colleague it *must* be the latter. #CIDR #Networking #IPAddress
Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) Solution for Linux dailylinux.com/2017/10/06/rem…
Apple should use its position in China to champion internet freedom rather than perpetuate censorship actionnetwork.org/forms/ask-appl…
Apple: Born to be fruit Linux/Unix: Born to be root Windows: Born to re boot
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