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SERVER UPGRADE WARNING!
TuxRadar - 8:14pm on Thursday April 29th 2021
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We interrupt our normal service for a service update... After 12 years of uninterrupted, smooth service, the stalwart Linux Format server is being put out to pasture in the great server farm in the sky.
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We interrupt our normal service for a service update... After 12 years of uninterrupted, smooth service, the stalwart Linux Format server is being put out to pasture in the great server farm in the sky.
Orchestral Manoeuvres in the Docker
TuxRadar - 11:07am on Tuesday February 9th 2021
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Jonni’s been arguing with me this issue – he thinks Linux Format readers don’t need virtual machine orchestration. Of course, as always, he’s right, but I’ve never let being wrong stop me before… Just because you don’t actually “need” something doesn’t mean you don’t want to learn about it or try it out!
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Jonni’s been arguing with me this issue – he thinks Linux Format readers don’t need virtual machine orchestration. Of course, as always, he’s right, but I’ve never let being wrong stop me before… Just because you don’t actually “need” something doesn’t mean you don’t want to learn about it or try it out!
Cyber insecurity
TuxRadar - 8:41am on Friday November 20th 2020
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Each year we proclaim it’s time to learn how to hack. But why? Jonni always gets angry at the subversion of the term ‘hacking’ and I can understand why. Hacking is fun, as is finding out how systems work and how to get them to do things they were never meant to do.
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Each year we proclaim it’s time to learn how to hack. But why? Jonni always gets angry at the subversion of the term ‘hacking’ and I can understand why. Hacking is fun, as is finding out how systems work and how to get them to do things they were never meant to do.
Linux IS fun!
TuxRadar - 10:59am on Wednesday October 21st 2020
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Some people have gained the impression that Linux might not be fun. How did that happen? So this issue we’re putting the fun back into Lin(f)u(n)x! We’re not sure that’s going to catch on…
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Some people have gained the impression that Linux might not be fun. How did that happen? So this issue we’re putting the fun back into Lin(f)u(n)x! We’re not sure that’s going to catch on…
Work smarter and harder!
TuxRadar - 3:30pm on Monday September 21st 2020
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No one likes work, especially here at Linux Format Towers! Jonni’s too busy bobbing around on his techno boat, Effy’s perfecting his martial art techniques for his 3rd dan black belt and I’m busy building another cardboard fort for the children to play in…
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No one likes work, especially here at Linux Format Towers! Jonni’s too busy bobbing around on his techno boat, Effy’s perfecting his martial art techniques for his 3rd dan black belt and I’m busy building another cardboard fort for the children to play in…
Goodbye backups
TuxRadar - 4:50pm on Monday August 24th 2020
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Good news everyone: no one needs to back up any more! After decades of tech “journalists” (hey, I have a certificate–Ed) telling you to back up your systems, modern ways of working have made the backup obsolete. No, wait, don’t go! We’re not obsolete, just yet…
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Good news everyone: no one needs to back up any more! After decades of tech “journalists” (hey, I have a certificate–Ed) telling you to back up your systems, modern ways of working have made the backup obsolete. No, wait, don’t go! We’re not obsolete, just yet…