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ZFS in practice – verifying transparent compression –

Posted on November 5, 2008 by Brandon — 1 Comment ↓

I had read about the transparent compression that zfs offers. I wanted to verify it so I did, and sent my results off. As we all know no experiment is valid unless verifiable. I wanted be sure that the transparent Continue reading ZFS in practice – verifying transparent compression –→

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You can use seq to generate sequences. Cool.

Posted on July 27, 2008 by Brandon — No Comments ↓

I should have known about this for a while, but I recently learned that I could use seq to generate a sequence of numbers. It has options for doing things like only outputting even numbers in the generated sequences, and Continue reading You can use seq to generate sequences. Cool.→

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Stateless Linux How To:

Posted on June 8, 2008 by Brandon — No Comments ↓

Stateless Linux sounds like a great idea for those of us that have many systems with similar configurations to manage. If you have never heard of the idea RTFM. I have stateless linux almost working here at my house. Here Continue reading Stateless Linux How To:→

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Put some debian in your mouth: 24 hours of Ubuntu vs Fedora

Posted on January 25, 2008 by Brandon — No Comments ↓

I had forgotten how nice apt was in relation to yum. I mean yum is great, I could never build a package manager like rpm; let alone a utility as versatile and helpful as what yum is. I may have Continue reading Put some debian in your mouth: 24 hours of Ubuntu vs Fedora→

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