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Day: October 26, 2016

Posted on 26 October 201614 December 2021

Tip: Getting Your Linux Kernel Source

If you're ever using a Linux environment and need the source for your kernel version, simply use apt-get and run the following: apt-get source linux-image-$(uname -r) This command will download the kernel source into the current directory. The apt-get source command will work to get the source for any binary package when available.

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Features are useful (that’s why we call them features). And yes, serving the underserved and the unseen is important. But creep cannot continue forever. At some point, there’s system bankruptcy and the cycle begins again.Seth Godin
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