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The Perl programming language and concurrent processing (Part 2)

Posted on January 1, 2021 by Colin Faber
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Bi-directional communication example with perl and forks Continue reading →

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The Perl programming language and concurrent processing with IPC

Posted on December 29, 2020 by Colin Faber
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A simple example how to use the Proc::Fork::Control module with Inter-Process Communication (IPC) Continue reading →

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Imagemagick

Posted on January 19, 2020 by Colin Faber
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Imagemagick can calculate the best resolution and quality for JPEG type files with the -define jpeg:extent=SIZE optional argument. An example of this would be to reduce the size of a multi-megapixel image by half and targeting a desired maximum file … Continue reading →

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IMDB::JSON

Posted on September 19, 2018 by Colin Faber
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I’ve just written and published a new module to CPAN for you perl folk. It’s IMDB::JSON which is a simple library that will find, and return data on movies, etc. from IMDB in either perl hash reference data type or … Continue reading →

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Microsoft Outlook 2016… Sigh…

Posted on September 6, 2018 by Colin Faber
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As part of my day to day work I find my self forced into a Windows 7, Microsoft Office environment. This is already painful enough having to slog through the crippling security restrictions imposed on me by corporate InfoSec and … Continue reading →

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SSL, Finally!

Posted on September 6, 2018 by Colin Faber
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So I’ve noticed that my el’cheapo hosting provider now provides SSL service for those who enable it, via Let’s Encrypt and I’m taking advantage, so UNIXgr is now an https haver.

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Epison scanners and Windows 10

Posted on July 16, 2018 by Colin Faber
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Today, after the July 2018 Patch Tuesday session for my wife’s Surface tablet she started complaining about everything locking up and her computer crashing. This was a problem because she had a large number of documents to scan in, which … Continue reading →

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Disabling systemd-resolvd service on Ubuntu systems

Posted on March 8, 2018 by Colin Faber
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What is systemd-resolved? systemd-resolved acts as a systemd based DNS proxy system which has intelligent request handling both from a D-BUS interface as well as a DNS server to intercept traditional network lookups. It performs this task by setting a … Continue reading →

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XPS 13 and M3800

Posted on March 7, 2018 by Colin Faber
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So very recently my beloved 2013 era XPS 13 developer edition finally failed. The HID controller failed and that’s pretty much it for these things. As a result of this I ended up switching back to my spare laptop (well … Continue reading →

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Kubuntu 17.10

Posted on February 27, 2018 by Colin Faber
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Well I finally decided I wanted to upgrade KDE on my personal machine so I did. I’m very impressed.. Kubuntu 17.10 runs great on my system, I love some of the andriodesk features such as true gamma control, and a … Continue reading →

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