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Short Delay with WordPress 4.9
You may have heard WordPress 4.9 is out. While this seems a good improvement over 4.8, it has a new editor that […]
psmisc 23.0
I had to go check but it has been over 3 years since the last psmisc release back in February 2014. I […]
The sudo tty bug and procps
There have been recent reports of a security bug in sudo (CVE-2017-1000367) where you can fool sudo into thinking what controlling terminal […]
WordPress 4.7.2
When WordPress originally announced their latest security update, there were three security fixes. While all security updates can be serious, they didn’t […]
axdigi resurrected
Seems funny to talk about 20 year old code that was a stop-gap measure to provide a bridging function the kernel had […]
procps 3.3.12
The procps developers are happy to announce that version 3.3.12 of procps was released today. This version has a mixture of bug […]
Displaying Linux Memory
Memory management is hard, but RAM management may be even harder. Most people know the vague overall concept of how memory usage […]
pidof lost a shell
pidof is a program that reports the PID of a process that has the given command line. It has an option x […]
Forking processes and Gtk2
I made a change recently on the gjay program. gjay is a gtk program that basically analyzes your music and makes playlists. […]