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Happy Holidays and best wishes for New Years.
What will you be doing to empower yourself with technology for 2025?
Personally, I've got a 8-core AMD gaming PC coming my way. The choice was to get the X86_64 gaming rig for now. Since running OpenBSD or FreeBSD can also give the effect that MacOS had, if I desire, it shows that the X86_64 platform is better suited for my use case. All the options with X86_64 show more versatility than the effect of a Mac. I know I had previously stated Apple Macbook was going to be the newest in my equipment collection. I concluded that the "fancy" of MacOS is not always the best use-case when you need software that runs better on Linux. Microsoft's Windows Subsystem for Linux is an excellent feature and I know Powershell is something used in tech jobs as well.
Why fret the Macintosh when you can run BSD on a local disk with VMWare, *and* you'd have plenty of hard disk space for the years ahead. I'm happy to admit that 32 GB of RAM is suitable to examine Kubernetes/Docker scenarios with Ansible expertise in road 🛣🚴🏼♂️ ahead. #CircleCI #competitive #GED #webcam
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Getting ready to tap into AI aware for my IDE (Microsoft Visual Studio)
Visit Codeium.com to see this new AI aware IDE tool called Windsurf (or get the plugin for Microsoft Visual Studio) 🔙
Inside my IDE I want to use Docker for deploying Flask and Gunicorn.
MacVim is updated (r180)
I hate to admit it, but I was always a beginner. Even though I had power of entire internet infrastructure, I never had the ability to build skill.
The Windsurf AI Aware IDE (from Codeium.com) is something I am excited to introduce Geshtu-E to. 🔧
More to come on my site here at: www.limitsite.tech 📓🧵🔏
I've updated my profile at Monster.com. Some can do but nobody imitates.
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Silicon Graphics, csh #, Hollywood/CG animation was part of my childhood.
Later on, I had root on the box 'spore.Stanford.EDU'. They took that host down recently.
Since I was so connected with IRIX I knew what csh(1) was when some relative family member had mentioned. I remember specifically being told that it supported multiple processors. My idea-- "Let's run John!"
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LA County BAU
I remember in LA county there was a party house across the street with some fast-moving liberated spirit people. We took this of able and added it to the theme of "BABA" house of Bau 🗡. The only thing not included was Club Fate by Vl. He is my friend, and the who took me clubbing in Los Angeles. Today I decided which computer I am getting for my SSI backpay. Best Buy carries the stock! If get SSI income shortly here, this will be the computer I get, and the computer I am working on obtaining. It is a wonderful machine for my needed tasks, with plenty of efficient RAM (DDR5 32 GB). The SSI budget, which I am expecting in the coming months allows for the computer affordably. For me, an optimal computer ideally runs tools in virtualization or "IT infrastructure" as it is loosely called, for impressing my required skills against the employer's must haves☑️. Ansible or Salt with Virtualbox, Python Pulumi, Python boto3 Amazon SDK, Linux software (like OpenVZ), AWS, and/or Digitalocean API are some example names of software that I have to carry an expertise in.
The Chosen's Mystic Computer Adventure
With the immense amount of RAM and hard disk space this computer will be the cutting edge for quite some time. I'm readily awaiting the Geshtu-E's given benefit of creativity and complex reasoning, enough to make me the dedicated Python, Docker, and Kubernetes programmer I'm opted to be. When I leave there is hope I find a real job, but I shouldn't try without my GED. The testing required has me before adversity and it is my goal to set the royalty straight. Another thing I know is I am signed up for DZone.com. We'll see how arranging skills works out on this new workbeast! ⚚
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Linux commands for memory use. Last edit: Wed Oct 23 4:38PM.
May change this later to add tmux(1).
Memory Information
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free -h: Shows free and used memory. -
cat /proc/meminfo: Displays detailed memory usage.
Real-time Monitoring
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top: Real-time system resource usage. -
htop: Interactive process viewer.
Process Memory Usage
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ps aux --sort -rss: Lists processes by memory usage.
System Activity Reports
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vmstat 1: Reports on processes, memory, and more. -
sar -r: Reports memory usage.
Comprehensive System Stats
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dstat -m: Provides memory usage stats.
BASIC THINGS ABOUT LINUX & MAC-OS
Linux
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Open-Source Nature: Linux is free and open-source, allowing users to modify and distribute the code.
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Command:
cat /etc/os-release(Displays OS information)
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Customization: Linux offers extensive customization options for users.
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Command:
lsb_release -a(Displays Linux distribution information)
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Package Management: Linux distributions use package managers to install software.
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Command:
apt-get install <package_name>(Installs a package using APT)
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Multi-User Support: Linux supports multiple users with different permissions.
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who(Displays who is currently logged in)
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Stability: Linux is known for its stability and reliability.
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Command:
uptime(Displays system uptime)
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Security: Linux has robust security features.
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sudo(Provides superuser privileges)
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Networking: Linux has advanced networking capabilities.
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ifconfig(Displays network interface configuration)
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File System: Linux supports various file systems.
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Command:
df -h(Displays disk space usage)
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Scripting: Linux supports various scripting languages.
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Command:
bash(Starts a Bash shell)
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Portability: Linux can run on various hardware platforms.
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Command:
uname -a(Displays system information)
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macOS Darwin
https://www.matisse.net/OSX/darwin_commands.html
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Unix-Based: Darwin is the core of macOS, based on BSD and Mach technologies.
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Command:
uname -a(Displays system information)
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Open-Source: Darwin is open-source, allowing developers to access and modify the code.
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open /System/Library/CoreServices(Opens the Core Services directory)
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Advanced Networking: Darwin supports advanced networking features.
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Command:
networksetup -listallnetworkservices(Lists all network services)
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Apache Web Server: Darwin includes the Apache web server.
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Command:
apachectl -v(Displays Apache version)
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File System Support: Darwin supports both Mac OS and Unix file systems.
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Command:
diskutil list(Lists all disks and partitions)
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X Window System: Darwin supports the X Window System.
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Command:
open -a XQuartz(Opens XQuartz)
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PowerPC and Intel Compatibility: Darwin runs on both PowerPC and Intel-compatible platforms.
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Command:
sysctl hw(Displays hardware information)
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Core Services: Darwin includes various core services.
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launchctl list(Lists loaded launch daemons and agents)
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Apple Technologies: Darwin integrates Apple technologies.
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defaults read(Reads macOS user defaults)
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Portability: Darwin can run on various hardware platforms.
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system_profiler(Displays detailed system information)
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