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All new programming tutorials start with "Hello, World!" This is not actually a programming tutorial, but the hope is to share a piece of information which could be useful for someone. I wanted to start with "Hello, World!" anyway. This is a project I delayed a very long time, and now it is time. I will try to cover a diverse set of topics including Programming Languages, Touch Typing, Editors, Note Taking and a lot more.
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Automation is good. People make or break a project. ThanksJoel. Coding the right tests is hard, but infinitely valuable. "Cutting edge development" describes the processes and principles, not the technologies. Software must be tested in a representative environment. Knowing the gaps between marketing and reality in your vendor's software is valuable. The timing of a discussion directly influences its outcome. Metrics are useful but can be gamed.
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I ran across a great PDF from this year's Red Hat Summit in Boston. Hosted by Christoph Doerbech and Jonathan Brassow the lab covers the following topics:\ What is LVM? What are filesystems? etc.. Creating PVs, VGs, LVs. LVM Striping and Mirroring. LVM Raid. LVM Snapshots (and reverting). LVM Sparse Volumes (a snapshot of /dev/zero). LVM Thin LVs and new snapshots. Check out the PDF here . If that link ceases to work at some point I have it hosted here as well. Hope everyone can use this as a great learning tool! Dusty
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Hand drawing of a buffet designed to mid-thigh height so it could also be used as an entertainment console
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