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I'm about to install Oracle Weblogic Server for the first time, I'm looking for your recommendation before strating the implementation even if on the OS level if you have any concerns please inform me so I can finish the job perfectly as my company will depend on me to finish it, I'll use subscribed RHEL v6.8 on HP proliant DL580 G7
I'm about to install Oracle Weblogic Server for the first time, I'm looking for your recommendation before strating the implementation even if on the OS level if you have any concerns please inform me so I can finish the job perfectly as my company will depend on me to finish it, I'll use subscribed RHEL v6.8 on HP proliant DL580 G7
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Thanks Brian B for your notice, I already did that earlier but actually this is the first time to use the app and I already got it.
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Great.
FYI: For those who can help with the question, please go here: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29058716/Oracle-Weblogic-on-RHEL.html
FYI: For those who can help with the question, please go here: https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/29058716/Oracle-Weblogic-on-RHEL.html
Web host agrees to pay $1m after it’s hit by Linux-targeting ransomware
https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/06/web-host-agrees-to-pay-1m-after-its-hit-by-linux-targeting-ransomware/
https://arstechnica.com/security/2017/06/web-host-agrees-to-pay-1m-after-its-hit-by-linux-targeting-ransomware/
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This is a good approach to teaching. Start with simple questions about how to reach an end goal. From "how do I install the operating system" to "how do I install Minecraft?"
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I thought about getting one back when they announced it. I decided to wait for reviews mainly because I was unsure how good (or bad) the screen and keyboard might be. That and other options are getting ridiculously cheap.
If you ever want to play bash on hard mode, install suicide linux. It sudo rm -rf / 's your machine if you mistype any command.
https://qntm.org/suicide
https://qntm.org/suicide
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Well, I guess that's one way to train yourself to be more cautious about what commands you're typing!
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Haha, reminds me of: https://xkcd.com/1168/
I can't say I am surprised but I am REALLY disappointed :( Microsoft is apparently our last hope for desktop+phone convergence and those chances aren't looking good either. MaruOS is probably the next best hope.
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desktop apps on a mobile device and not the other way around
Aren't we heading into the realm of apps not being so device centric? ie. Adobe Creative Cloud, Google Apps, Office 365, etc
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That is one direction. Personally I want offline access to non-webapps developed with a desktop UI in mind. I dream of having a VM webserver running in my pocket which I can cast to any screen and input devices I want. It would be nice if that were also my phone so I wouldn't have to carry multiple devices. Right now I still need at least two devices for that. I am getting a new GPD Pocket netbook I can carry around with me but I will have to use my phone for calls and internet access. If I could get a 6" phone that does (allthethings) then I wouldn't need two devices. I briefly debated getting the Gemini PDA but that is a bit smaller than I want and is coming from an unknown company with no track record.
Just found out about the command vimtutor. I use vim a lot for work and feel fairly confident in it, but I didn't know some of the stuff that vimtutor goes through. I had a teacher in college tell us to become vim power users all the time. Not sure what versions of linux have this installed, but it worked on amazon linux.
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