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Explain JavaScript Records?

JavaScript “Records” is a new primitive value(strings, numbers, symbols) similar to the built-in JavaScript Objects. It requires a “#” symbol for declaration.

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Live Patching: Vulnerability Patching Without Reboots on Linux

Thanks to a vulnerability patching approach called “live patching,” Linux systems can receive all the latest patches while still running.
The post Live Patching: Vulnerability Patching Without Reboots on Linux appeared first on Linux Today.

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Explain TypeScript const vs readonly Utility Type

In TypeScript, the “const” keyword and “readonly” utility type differ from each other on the basis of “working”, “usage”, and the “modification” factors.

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KDE neon’s Experimental Archive Makes Testing KF6 Apps Easier

Keen to kick the tyres on the next wave of KDE software? If so, check out a revamped experimental archive KDE neon developers recently announced. Unstable builds of the Ubuntu-based KDE neon now include KDE Plasma 6 (which is under active development) …

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How to Install New Fonts in Ubuntu and Other Linux Distros

Explore this beginner’s guide on how to install new fonts in Ubuntu and other Linux distributions with step-by-step guide.
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How Does ControlNet Assist in the Business World?

ControlNet AI is a technology that uses AI to monitor and optimize the performance of complex systems, such as power grids, and transportation networks.

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Rolling-Release Ubuntu-Based Rhino Linux Has Landed

The first stable release of Rhino is finally here to replace the now-defunct “Rolling Rhino Remix.” Learn more about what Rhino has to offer.
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How Does AWS Shield Work?

AWS Shield is a cloud security service by Amazon that provides protection against common and frequent DDOS attacks by blocking malicious traffic.

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Ubuntu 23.10 Adds Option to Hide Number Badges from Left Dock

Don’t like the green number badges on the left (or bottom) dock app icons? Ubuntu 23.10 now has hidden option to show/hide it. The next Ubuntu 23.10 has now introduced some visible changes, such as enhanced tiling window support, remove ‘minimal installation’ and drop some pre-installed applications. The Ubuntu Dock has been updated to the […]

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Tails 5.16 Is Out With Latest Tor Browser 12.5.2

Powered by Linux kernel 6.1 LTS, Tails 5.16 comes with the latest Tor browser and some bug fixes. Here’s what’s new!
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How to Count Files in a Directory in Linux?

by George Whittaker

Introduction

File counting in a directory is a common task that many users might need to perform. It could be for administrative purposes, understanding disk usage…

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How Does the setTimeout Work in TypeScript?

To use “setTimeout()” function in TypeScript, pass the function and delay time parameters. This will stop the execution of the function till the delay time.

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Incus Project: A Breakaway From Canonical’s LXD

In response to Canonical’s takeover of LXD, the independent Incus project arose as a fork for this container and virtual machine manager.
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Nitrux 2.9.1 Is Out Powered by Linux Kernel 6.4

Nitrux 2.9.1 is getting a major kernel bump from Linux 6.3 to the latest Linux 6.4 kernel series. Learn more here.
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Rhino Linux Makes Rolling-Release Ubuntu Reality

The first formal release of Rhino Linux is available to download. Rhino Linux is a rolling-release Linux distro based on Ubuntu. It is a community-based project and not an official Ubuntu flavour. I’m not sure if there’s any linage to the &…

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NVK Has Landed in Mesa

NVK has landed in the main Mesa branch and will be included as an experimental driver in Mesa 23.3. Learn more here.
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How to Install Etherpad on Debian 12

Etherpad is a collaborative and real-time text editor for your team. It’s accessible from anywhere, anytime, because Etherpad is a web-based text editor.

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How to Install Magento with Apache and Let’s Encrypt SSL on Ubuntu 22.04

Magento is an open-source and one of the most popular eCommerce platforms that helps programmers create eCommerce websites. This tutorial will show you how to install Magento on Ubuntu 22.04.

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Andy Wingo: a negative result

Briefly, an interesting negative result: consider benchmarks b1, b2,
b3 and so on, with associated .c and .h files. Consider libraries
p and q, with their .c and .h files. You want to run each
benchmark against each library.P and Q implement the sa…

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Install FreeCAD on Ubuntu – An Excellent Software for Architects, Manufacturers and Hobbyists

FreeCAD is a 2D and 3D computer aided design software for architectural, mechanical and technical drawings. Today, FreeCAD is used by architects to draw house/building, manufacturers to produce parts with CNC machines, as well as hobbyists to create th…

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