Four ways Linux is headed for no-downtime kernel patching

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Linux Mint 17.1 “Rebecca” released!

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"What Killed Smalltalk Could Kill Ruby, Too" - Ward Cunningham's answer as told by Robert Martin

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Code Hunt - a Programming game

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Finnish Parliament approves same-sex marriage

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Jolla announces stretch goals for their crowdfunded linux tablet - 128GB MicroSDHC support, split-screen multitasking and 3.5G mobile data

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Because Reading is Fundamental

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New e-book: Hands-on Scala.js

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Coding Alone In The Dark

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Why Programmers work at night

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The Codeless Code: Case 170 The Purple Beggar

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ECMAScript 6 compatibility table

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Sailfish OS Jolla Tablet hits trending top3, all time top20 at indiegogo

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Affordable Linux box under $99

Hi,

I want to start playing around with linux but I have a very low budget (I'm a student). I'm wondering if anyone is aware of a Black Friday deal on a linux box or anything cheap that doesn't have much processing power, but can do decent work. Any insight would be appreciated.

Best, u/decoy98

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Retry an operation with Spring Batch - Retry template

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Is it too late to start programming at 8 and a half years old if I want to work at Google?

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Make the most of Pmd, Findbugs and CheckStyle results.

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Cache is the new RAM

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A BASIC compiler written in... Bash!

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TIL there is a "Zip Bomb" called 42.zip that when downloaded is only 42 Kilobytes, but actually contains 4,500,000 Gigabytes uncompressed. The file crashes computers when Anti-Virus software comes across it during a routine scan and tries to open the entire file, using up all the computer's memory.

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Building With Ember.js At Yahoo

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These Are the Highest Paying Programming Skills to Have on Your Resume

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tldr{code} - A website for quick code reference

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Medians in SQL

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Node.js in Flames

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Mozilla ends Google relationship, Firefox will now default to Yahoo in the US

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Java 8's Date Time API Quickstart

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Scrap your MapReduce or Introduction to Apache Spark.

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Linux users according to Yougov.co.uk

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If you were teaching a programming course, what language would you teach it in?

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My brother made a computer program that writes random word generated sonnets that are eerily well written.

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Nokia 8inch 64bit Tablet with Lollipop

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What are some cool Linux games suitable for a LAN party?

So I've actively been converting people to Linux lately (2.5 converts so far!) and I was hoping to stoke my friends' enthusiasm by hosting a little LAN party based around Linux gaming. However, when I think about games we could play I mainly come up with Windows native games that we would have to port (I'm still rather new to Linux gaming myself.) I would welcome all suggestions!

Edit: Wow, that was fast. Lot's of great suggestions, and the post hasn't been up three hours, so thanks a lot! (feel like I'm using way to many exclamation marks ITT, but I feel the need to express my enthusiasm somehow :D) I have to poll whether people are tending more towards FPS or strategy, but I love both, so as far as I'm concerned there will be two LANs. Keep the suggestions coming, if you can think of any more!

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randomcode.org : Learn the Linux kernel by randomly wandering through it!

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View what software/code different companies are using.

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Go Moving to Github

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Resumes suck. Here's the data.

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The .NET Core is now open-source.

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Time to go Reactive!

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CD/DVD/Blu-Ray AutoRipper

I have been working on this project for a little over a week now, and i want to share it with everyone that would be interested.

Its a Zero-Touch Ripping program for all your CDs/DVDs and BluRays.

I have found this very useful for ripping all my BluRays to my plex server to save all the discs. I just like to collect them for some reason...

Check it out please, and let me know what you all think.

Blog Post - http://bit.ly/1tBIv40

Github - http://bit.ly/147JTa5

Thanks!

-Sk8

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Help the GNOME Foundation defend the GNOME Trademark

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GNOME Foundation starts fundraiser to defend its GNOME trademark from Groupon

GNOME Foundation is starting a fundraiser to help fund its legal costs in defending its trademark 'GNOME' from infringement by Groupon's point of sale product of the same name. See http://bit.ly/1uYQnny.

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Project Panama is building a bridge to non-JVM libraries like C and C++. And it could be the most exciting Java 9 feature yet.

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Why I love databases

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PiTiVi Pro Video Editor reached more than 50% of their fundraising goal (less than $3500 USD away from exceeding Novacut's funding)! Can we help close the gap?

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​Pirate Bay Is Still Online, Even Though All of Its Founders Are in Custody

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Markov Chains vs Simulation: Flipping a Million Little Coins · The X Bar

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A creepy website is streaming from 73,000 cameras; some in the bedroom

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Brackets 1.0 now available!

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Google launches Docker as a Service

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"Screw You, Angular"

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I’m terrified of my new TV -- This just shows that Free software is not a nice to have, a luxury. It's absolutely essential.

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Greg Kroah-Hartman: My job at the Linux Foundation is outreach. I travel to talk to companies, user groups, colleges, conferences, governments, and anyone else who will listen to me.

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It’s easy to find programmers. It’s hard to find good programmers.

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Factor 0.97 now available (over 1,400 commits)

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Asus support on why the trackpad driver sets the cpu-speed at maximum during scroll

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Stop Breaking the Web

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Programming Language Network

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Think Twice (or Thrice) Before Using Angular

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How long do GUIDs really need to be?

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Let’s Get Serious About Readability

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Java EE process cycles and server availability

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GitHub Visualizer

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