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If a thing is free, then people would take it for granted. Maybe the Internet publishing industry should switch to a pay-to-view model like old newspapers. Then people will know the content is actually worth something.
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There are actually people who think Linux bloggers should put out content for free but are not allowed to receive donations. I spent countless hours in the last six years writing high-quality articles and answering thousands of questions.
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Follow me on Mastodon. I will follow you back.
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No matter how the author improves Linux tutorials, there will always be unexpected errors for some people, but that doesn't mean the author is wrong. You can't expect the author to list every possible situation in one article.
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Replying to @dschuldt_de
Are you living in the 90s? Most SMTP server software nowadays won’t make your server an open relay. Unless you follow some stupid instrutions to explictly configure your SMTP server as open relay, you don’t need to worry about this issue.
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This is why site owners need to use VPS instead of shared hosting. I set up Galera cluster on 3 servers across 3 data centers to automatically sync the website. If one or two data center goes offline, my website still stays online. linuxbabe.com/mariadb/galera…
Unfortunately the outage with the Google Data Center in London is still ongoing. The majority of affected servers should already be up and running, however there are still left-over issues that need to be attended to. We will update you once we have more info.
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A Practical GPG Guide Part 3: Encrypt and Decrypt Files #Linux #GPG #encryption linuxbabe.com/security/gpg-e…
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Unix/Linux people are smarter than average, in most cases, a lot smarter than average 😀