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GNUnet News: GNUnet 0.19.4

GNUnet 0.19.4

This is a bugfix release for gnunet 0.19.3.
Special thanks goes out to ulfvonbelow who provided an array of patches.
This is not an April Fool’s joke.

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gnunet-0.19.4.tar.gz

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Ubuntu 23.04 Beta Brings GNOME 44, Linux Kernel 6.2, New Installer

Ubuntu 23.04 Beta will be one of the few Ubuntu releases to include some of the latest and greatest GNU/Linux technologies and software. Learn more here.
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Java Syntax for print() and println()

In Java, the “print()” method prints the particular values without any line break whereas the “println()” method prints the values with a default line break.

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How to Compare Two BigDecimals in Java

A “BigDecimal” in Java comprises a 32-bit integer scale. The two BigDecimals in Java can be compared by applying the “compareTo()”, or the “equals()” methods.

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How to Configure Automated Security Updates on Debian 11

Configuring the unattended upgrades feature in Debian makes the system install automatic updates. For more details, follow this article.

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What is AWS Server?

AWS server is usually known as instances especially EC2 instances that can be either utilized to deploy servers or contain built-in servers to be used.

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How to Initialize Vector in C++

To initialize vectors, push_back() method, fill() method, iota() function, overloaded constructor, index position, and multiple other methods are used.

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How to Get Google Chromium for the Raspberry Pi

Google Chromium is a lightweight web browser that can be installed from the apt command. For more details, follow this article.

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How to Generate Random Integers in C#

To generate random integers in C#, you can use the Random class with the Next method. For more details, follow this article.

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How To Echo Shell Commands as They Are Executed in Bash

Echoing shell commands as they are executed can be done by using the set command, the -x option and the DEBUG trap. Read this guide for more details.

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EuroLinux Desktop 9.1 Released As Easy Windows Workstation Replacement

EuroLinux, the Poland-based company behind the RHEL clone by the same name, has announced the first point release of EuroLinux Desktop, a desktop Linux distribution…
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How to Convert DateTime to YYYYMMDDHHMMSS Format in C#

To convert a DateTime object to a string in the YYYYMMDDHHMMSS format, use the ToString() method with a custom format string. Read more in this guide.

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How to Convert a Python Program to C/C++ Code

You can convert a Python program to C/C++ code manually, using online convertors, or by installing compilers. For more details, follow this article.

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Arduino IDE Can’t Find ESP8266WiFi.h: No such file or directory

The ESP8266WiFi library error No such file or directory occurs when the Arduino IDE is unable to find the path or header file of this library. Read more here.

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What is String equals() in Java

The “String equals()” method compares two strings and returns the corresponding boolean values based on the equivalent or unequal strings.

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How Do I Configure sources.list on Debian 11

In Debian, the sources.list file is a configuration file that includes the list of repositories. Follow this article to configure it on the system.

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Arrays.stream() Method in Java

The “stream(T[] array)” method of the Arrays class in Java returns a sequential stream of the array passed as its argument.

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Set Up a Jenkins Build Server – AWS

To set up a Jenkins build server, install it on the EC2 instance. After that, install plugins and configure the cloud by providing IAM credentials.

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What is cout in C++ Language

The cout is used in a C++ program to output data to the console. For more details about cout use and its examples, follow this article’s guidelines.

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What Does -z Mean in Bash

The -z option in Bash is a powerful tool for testing whether a string is empty. Read this guide for more details.

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