Month: January 2020

Linux Command for Uptime – Linux Hint

Uptime is the time a device, usually a server, is available, turned on and connected without interruption. This tutorial shows the few ways in which the command uptime allows to print the information. Source: Linux Command for Uptime – Linux Hint


How to Install Apache ZooKeeper on Debian 10

Apache Zookeeper is a free and open-source service for distributed systems that helps you to manage a large set of hosts. Source: How to Install Apache ZooKeeper on Debian 10


The Fix for “Publishing failed. Error message: The response is not a valid JSON response.” 

I was a Gutenberg early adopter, and – after all the doom and gloom – turns out it’s a pretty nifty piece of kit! But last weekend I hit the Publish button on a new blog post, and I got this error message: Publishing failed. Error message: The response is not a valid JSON response….


Broot

Broot, a new way to navigate directory trees on linux, made in rust Source: Broot


Sandy

A tiny "sandbox" to run untrusted code 🏖️ https://github.com/craigmulligan/sandy 7 forks. 334 stars. 3 open issues. Recent commits: update usage handler and handle no args, Craig Mulligan add .idea to git ignore, Craig Mulligan remove duplicate code, add err checks and print error in test cases, Craig Mulligan add warning, Craig Mulligan ignore bin, Craig…


UNIX Permissions for Dummies – Tyler Cipriani

Source: UNIX Permissions for Dummies – Tyler Cipriani


Google SkillShop

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Bash $* and $@

In Bash, there are two closely related “special parameters” for accessing how the current script was invoked: $* and $@. For both variables, the behavior is affected by whether or not the variable is enclosed in double quotes. The following table summarizes all cases: Source: Bash $* and $@


Welcome – Microsoft Style Guide | Microsoft Docs

The online Microsoft Writing Style Guide provides up-to-date style and terminology guidelines. It replaces the Microsoft Manual of Style. Source: Welcome – Microsoft Style Guide | Microsoft Docs


AWS announces AutoGluon, an open-source library for writing AI models – Linux.com

Amazon Web Services Inc. today launched a new open-source library to help developers write, with just a few lines of code, machine learning-based applications that use image, text or tabular data sets. Source: AWS announces AutoGluon, an open-source library for writing AI models – Linux.com