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NovaBench tests your entire system in minutes for free

TechSpot

NovaBench includes tests for CPU, GPU, memory, and storage. It is compatible with most operating systems, including Windows, Linux, and Apple Arm-powered systems. Read Entire Article

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The Linux Migration: Other Users’ Stories, Part 3

Scott Lowe

Over the last few weeks, I’ve been sharing various users’ stories about their own personal migration to Linux. If you’ve not read them already, I encourage you to check out part 1 and part 2 of this multi-part series to get a feel for why folks are deciding to switch to Linux, the challenges they faced, and the benefits they’ve seen (so far).

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The Linux Migration: April 2017 Progress Report

Scott Lowe

In December 2016, I kicked off a migration to Linux (from OS X) as my primary laptop OS. Let me start by saying that I am actively using a Linux-powered laptop as my primary laptop right now, and I have been doing so since early February. Linux Distribution. I’m using Enpass on my OS X, Linux, and iOS devices.

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Android's New App Archiving Feature Will Save You Precious Phone Storage Space

Gizmodo

And although companies are making smartphones and tablets with more storage than ever before, the apps that fill them remain chock full of unnecessary bloat. Apps take up a ton of space. Enter App Archiving for Android, announced today by Google. Read more.

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Technology Short Take 158

Scott Lowe

DNS, BGP, hardware-based security, Kubernetes, Linux—they’re all in here. A “highly evasive” Linux malware named OrBit has emerged; see here for more details. For your fix of storage-related links, J Metz has relatively recently published Storage Short Take #47. Networking. Virtualization.

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Technology Short Take 156

Scott Lowe

BPFDoor, as it is known, is a passive backdoor that allows threat actors to remotely connect to a Linux shell. 9to5Mac outlines some details on the so-called PACMAN attack against Apple’s M1 chips. Check out this write-up. Think PDF files are safe? Think again. Tetragon is Isovalent’s newly open-sourced security framework.

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Technology Short Take 146

Scott Lowe

Nice to see that work on getting Linux up and running and fully functional on Apple’s proprietary M1 chips is progressing well. Cloudflare recently introduced its own object storage offering, announced in this blog post. Vivek Gite has instructions on how to install ffmepg with NVIDIA GPU acceleration.

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