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- xargs: Executing a Fixed # of Processes in Paralle...
- Two Types of "For" Loops in Bash
- strace: A Great Troubleshooting Tool
- Commonly Used Gzip Utilities
- Don't Sleep if you can Wait
- Putting a Tee into a Pipeline
- Using the Directory Stack
- Hard Links: Finding them All
- Creating a GRE Tunnel in Linux
- Exit Status of Commands in a Pipeline
- iptables: Details, Line Numbers, and Statistics
- Special Characters in Filenames
- Changing the Hostname in Linux
- Common Red Hat-based Linux Distributions
- ipcalc: More Useful than you Might Think
- Understanding /proc/cpuinfo
- Bash Tip: How to not use Aliases
- File Metadata in Linux
- Cacheinfo: Display Amount of File in Cache
- Adjusting ARP Behavior in Linux
- Bash History Expansion
- cat FILENAME | tac | rev
- Net-tools (ifconfig,route,etc.) vs. Iproute2 (ip,t...
- Physically Identifying Network Interfaces in Linux...
- How to Crash 95% of Deployed Linux Servers as a No...
- Basic Theory of the Linux Page Cache
- Dynamic Process Prioritization in Linux (auto-reni...
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About Me
- steve
- San Jose, CA
- I've always considered myself to be somewhat of a generalist with regards to technology, but for the last 15 years I have been most keenly interested in Linux administration and networking.
I hold several industry certifications including CCIE #23977 (R&S), RHCE, LPIC, CCSA and MCSE.
My interests occasionally lean towards electronics and radio. I hold an Extra class FCC Amateur Radio license (AE6L), and my primary area of interest in radio is CW mode QRP operation. --... ...--
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