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Andy Wingo: just-in-time code generation within webassembly

Just-in-time (JIT) code generation is an important tactic when implementing a programming language. Generating code at run-time allows a program to specialize itself against the specific data it is run against. For a program that implements a progr…

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How to Insert an Image in LaTeX

Guide on the different ways and their respective examples on how to insert an image in LaTeX and using its source code to modify a picture’s width and height.

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plotly.io.templates

A step-by-step guide on how to use the plotly.io.templates by viewing the available themes, setting the default theme, and disabling the default theme.

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KDE Gear 22.08 Arrives with XDG Portals Support, Other Features

KDE Gear 22.08 is here with many goodies for your favorite KDE apps, starting with support for the XDG Portals interface. Learn more here.
The post KDE Gear 22.08 Arrives with XDG Portals Support, Other Features appeared first on Linux Today.

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Enhance Audio Output in Linux with JamesDSP

JamesDSP is an audio enhancer that comes with lots of features for tweaking and manipulating audio output on your Linux system, to ensure it will work correctly.

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Pandas at Function

The Pandas at[] function is used to return data inside a dataframe at the passed point. [position, Column Name] is the format of the passed location.

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Pandas Average

To determine the average value of a Pandas Series, we utilize the mean() method. Mean() can be applied to the dataframe, series, and individual columns.

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Deepin 23 Preview Release is Available For Testing

The developers of Deepin have made a preview release of their latest offering available with three exciting new features.

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LibreOffice 7.4 Open-Source Office Suite Released, This Is What’s New

Coming six and a half months after LibreOffice 7.3, the LibreOffice 7.4 release is here with lots of goodies for open–source office suite users.
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New Linux Exploit ‘Dirty Cred’ Revealed at Black Hat

A new Linux kernel exploit called Dirty Cred was revealed at last week’s Black Hat security conference. Get the details here.
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LibreOffice 7.4 is Out — And It Doubles-Down on Microsoft Office Compatibility

The LibreOffice 7.4 release is now available download. In this post we look at the changes the new version brings, and where to download it to try it out.
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OpenShot Part 2 – Basics of Video Editing and Rendering

In this tutorial, we will learn the basics about how to edit video. This will involve joining and rendering with further explanations below. If you missed OpenShot Part 1, please read that first before practicing this tutorial. Here we go. Subscri…

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A web user interface for Bash scripts

Create a user-friendly front end for your Bash scripts without writing a single line of HTML, CSS, or JavaScript.

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Enhancing efficiency with history

The versatile Bash history command can save you time and effort at the command line.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-08-18 03:47:59

This month in Kernel News: Chasing the Dream; The Power of the FUSE Side; NTFS3 Maintainership Issues: and Crashing and Warning.

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Linux Magazine Full Feed 2022-08-18 03:47:54

This month Graham looks at Cecilia 5, chezmoi, Viddy, EmuDeck, Paperless-ngx, MegaGlest, and more!

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Rocky Linux looks for a place in the enterprise

Rocky Linux emerges as a free alternative to Red Hat Enterprise Linux.

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Sentience and Sensibility

I feel like we entered a new era earlier this year when Google scientist Blake Lemoine declared that he thought Google’s LaMDA artificial intelligence is "sentient," and that the company should probably be asking LaMDA’s permission before stu…

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How the Yocto framework brings Linux to IoT devices

The Yocto project gives you all the tools you’ll need to build a custom Linux for IoT device.

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The Red Hat extended family

Red Hat has spawned an outgrowth of corporate and community-based distributions. Here’s how these distributions are related and how they differ.

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