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fromTheregister
2 months ago

SystemRescue 12 lands with added bcachefs support

Version 12.0 of SystemRescue introduces kernel 6.12, adding support for the new bcachefs file system while retaining most existing recovery tools.
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Cryptocurrency
fromHackernoon
2 months ago

Man Who Lost $775 Million in Bitcoin Now Wants to Buy the Entire Landfill | HackerNoon

James Howells is attempting to recover a lost hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins, now worth $775 million.
fromHackernoon
2 months ago
Women in technology

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Python: A Deeper Look Into How Django Transactions Work (3/3/2025) | HackerNoon

Cryptocurrency
fromHackernoon
2 months ago

Man Who Lost $775 Million in Bitcoin Now Wants to Buy the Entire Landfill | HackerNoon

James Howells is attempting to recover a lost hard drive containing 8,000 Bitcoins, now worth $775 million.
fromHackernoon
2 months ago
Women in technology

The HackerNoon Newsletter: Python: A Deeper Look Into How Django Transactions Work (3/3/2025) | HackerNoon

fromWIRED
2 months ago

How to Create a Recovery USB Drive to Fix Your Computer

The process of creating the USB recovery drive can take some time, about two hours based on my testing, though speed varies with system and USB drive.
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Information security
fromTheregister
2 months ago

One stupid keystroke exposed techie to sensitive information

Misnaming a data utility caused significant tech support issues in the 1980s, leading to wiped disks instead of file conversions.
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fromHackernoon
1 year ago

How S2|DATA's Libertas Tool Simplifies Restoration of Legacy NetBackup Data | HackerNoon

S2|DATA's Libertas tool breaks the dependence on costly backup software, allowing easier access to legacy data without additional fees.
fromDevOps.com
6 months ago

Akka Unfurls PaaS for Building Distributed Java Applications - DevOps.com

Akka is now the first application runtime to provide multi-master replication, which is made possible because Akka applications have access to their own in-memory databases with writable conflict-free replicated data types running globally.
Scala
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