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by Dmitriy Kuptsov In some countries, network operators employ deep packet inspection techniques to block certain types of traffic. For example, Virtual Private Network (VPN) traffic can be analyzed and blocked to prevent users from sending encrypted packets over such networks. By observing that HTTPS works all over the world …
Read More We frequently receive questions at Linux Foundation Training & Certification about which certification is the best fit for a given individual. You may be unsure if a given certification will advance your career, help you break into a new one, or even if you have the skills needed to be …
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If you are familiar with Docker, you probably know that you can create custom docker image using Dockerfile. I have written about in details. How to Create Custom Docker Image With Dockerfile [very Easy] The real power of Docker lies in tweaking the base docker image to your requirements. With …
Read More A Dynamic DNS (also known as DDNS or DynDNS) is a service for mapping Internet domain names to a computer with dynamic IP addresses. Most computers connect to a router via DHCP, which means the router randomly assigns an IP address for your computer. This also means that your computer’s …
Read More Proton 5.13-5 compatibility tool for Steam Play is now available for download. This release comes with improvements for Cyberpunk 2077, Fallout 76, Path of Exile, and several other games. The post Proton 5.13-5 Fixes World Sounds in Cyberpunk 2077, Improves Fallout 76 and More appeared first on 9to5Linux – do …
Read More Java is a lot. Aside from being an island of Indonesia, it is a large software development ecosystem. Java was released in January 1996. It is approaching its 25th birthday and it’s still a popular platform for enterprise and casual software development. Many things, from banking to Minecraft, are powered …
Read More This year began like any other year, with our best intentions and resolutions to carry out. Then by March, the world changed and everyone’s lives — personally and professionally — turned upside down. Despite that, we kept to our schedule to release a new Firefox every month and we were …
Read More Mozilla is publishing its white paper, “Creating Trustworthy AI.” A little over two years ago, Mozilla started an ambitious project: deciding where we should focus our efforts to grow the movement of people committed to building a healthier digital world. We landed on the idea of trustworthy AI. When Mozilla …
Read More Every two years around this time, the US has an election and the rest of the world marvels and asks itself one question: What the heck is going on with US elections? I’m not talking about US politics here but about the voting systems (machines, paper, etc.) that people use …
Read More Minecraft and Roblox are two of the leading videogame sandboxes. They allow players, particularly in the younger age brackets, to build worlds and games from something akin to digital Legos, explore worlds created by other players, and go on adventures alongside friends from the real world and those met in-game. …
Read More asciiworld offers world maps depicted in ASCII. asciiworld is free and open source. The post asciiworld – world map depicted in ASCII appeared first on LinuxLinks.
Read More This post will explain how to use Dockerfiles in Docker. You will see a brief introduction to each of the Dockerfile components. You will also see the complete process of … The post How To Use Dockerfiles In Docker appeared first on Anto ./ Online.
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