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Unix Time Stamp - Epoch Converter
Unix Time Stamp - Epoch Converter
Epoch and unix timestamp converter for developers. Date and time function syntax reference for various programming languages.
·unixtimestamp.com·
Unix Time Stamp - Epoch Converter
UNIX vs Linux: How Are They Different? - Make Tech Easier
UNIX vs Linux: How Are They Different? - Make Tech Easier
UNIX and Linux are two closely-linked operating systems that have defined modern-day computing. Learn what makes each of them unique today.
·maketecheasier.com·
UNIX vs Linux: How Are They Different? - Make Tech Easier
22 Useful Terminal Emulators for Linux Desktop
22 Useful Terminal Emulators for Linux Desktop
In this article, you will learn the list of best terminal emulators available for Linux, along with screenshots and installation instructions.
·tecmint.com·
22 Useful Terminal Emulators for Linux Desktop
5 Best Tools to Find and Delete Duplicate Files in Linux
5 Best Tools to Find and Delete Duplicate Files in Linux
Learn how to find and delete duplicate files in Linux using rdfind, fdupes, and rmlint command line tools, as well as using GUI tools DupeGuru and FSlint.
·tecmint.com·
5 Best Tools to Find and Delete Duplicate Files in Linux
Routing public IPv6 addresses to your lxc/lxd containers - TechOverflow
Routing public IPv6 addresses to your lxc/lxd containers - TechOverflow
The enormous amount of IPv6 addresses available to most commercially hosted VPS / root servers with a public IPv6 prefix allows you to route a public IPv6 address to every container that is running on your server. This tutorial shows you how to do that, even if you have no prior experience with routing, StepContinue reading →
·techoverflow.net·
Routing public IPv6 addresses to your lxc/lxd containers - TechOverflow
Pi-hole on Raspberry Pi with IPv6
Pi-hole on Raspberry Pi with IPv6
I’ve had a Raspberry Pi 4B sitting in my cabinet for a few months now. I dusted it off and realized that the SD card was busted. Got a replacement 64GB U3 A2 card and got it up and running with Ubuntu server. The primary intended use was to run docker with DB containers that I use for my side projects such as Postgres/MySQL/MongoDB. My current home network consists of several routers for WiFi reachability.
·arif.co·
Pi-hole on Raspberry Pi with IPv6
Two Things You Should Know About Logrotate Behavior in Linux
Two Things You Should Know About Logrotate Behavior in Linux
While developing a logrotate configuration for the Ghost CMS system, I learned some things about the behavior of logrotate that I wanted to make note of: 1) Creating a new log file with the create directive is often unnecessary I didn't need to create a new logfile with create 644
·engineerworkshop.com·
Two Things You Should Know About Logrotate Behavior in Linux
PeerTube
PeerTube
Peer-to-Peer Video Sharing, in the Truest Sense.
·peertube.en.softonic.com·
PeerTube
Catch Performance Regressions in eBPF with Rust: Intro
Catch Performance Regressions in eBPF with Rust: Intro
Development teams should shift detection of performance regressions as far left as possible. Here’s how with continuous benchmarking tool Bencher.
·thenewstack.io·
Catch Performance Regressions in eBPF with Rust: Intro
12 Best Open Source Email Servers
12 Best Open Source Email Servers
Here's a list of open-source mail servers that you can use to send/receive emails and store mail.
·itsfoss.com·
12 Best Open Source Email Servers
Pausing traffic and retrying in Caddy
Pausing traffic and retrying in Caddy
A pattern I really like for zero-downtime deploys is the ability to "pause" HTTP traffic at the load balancer, such that incoming requests from browsers appear to take a few extra seconds to return, but under the hood they've actually been held in a queue while a backend server is swapped out or upgraded in some way.
·til.simonwillison.net·
Pausing traffic and retrying in Caddy
How to Create a File in Linux From Command Line
How to Create a File in Linux From Command Line
In this easy-to-follow guide, we will discuss how to create a file in Linux from the command line using echo, touch, tee, cat, and redirection operators.
·tecmint.com·
How to Create a File in Linux From Command Line
How to Configure IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses in Linux
How to Configure IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses in Linux
In this topic, we will first look at what an IP address is, the differences between Ipv4 and IPv6 and configure IPV4 and IPv6 addresses on a Linux system.
·tecmint.com·
How to Configure IPv4 and IPv6 Addresses in Linux
IPv4 vs IPv6: What's the Difference and Why It Matters
IPv4 vs IPv6: What's the Difference and Why It Matters
If IPv6 is much better than IPv4, why hasn’t adoption been more widespread (as of March 2023, Google estimates that its IPv6 traffic is about 39-43%).
·tecmint.com·
IPv4 vs IPv6: What's the Difference and Why It Matters
How to Upgrade to Debian 12 from Debian 11
How to Upgrade to Debian 12 from Debian 11
The newly released Debian 12 offers numerous benefits, including updated software packages, enhanced security, improved hardware support, and new features.
·tecmint.com·
How to Upgrade to Debian 12 from Debian 11