As said in the article about mixnodes and validators, NYM is a technology aiming for providing privacy for the communications. Once you get some tokens, PUNK at this time, you can use the web wallet to check the balance of your account and delegate it to mixnodes or gateways… but, using the binaries, you can additionally delegate to validators. For doing this, we first need the nymd binary on our system to follow the procedure for compiling it from the documentation for validators, but skip the remaining parts https://nymtech.net/docs/run-nym-nodes/validators/. ...

I wanted to write about my experience (before I forget about it), and as some colleagues asked about it… here we go… As published in the blog entry RHEL8 Administration book, some colleagues and I wrote a book on RHEL8 administration, which can be bought here. Many years ago I started one about Linux, but every time a new paragraph was added, a lot of new ‘TO-DO’ items were appended as the information growth… and as it was a ‘solo’ project, I had other stuff to work on and was parked. ...

After some time working on it (about 6 months for the main work and some more time for the reviews) with my colleagues Miguel and Scott, we’ve finally made it thanks to the support from our families and Packt, as well as several members of RH teams that gave the clearance to get it out! The book targets users willing to learn skills to administer Red Hat Enterprise Linux or compatible systems. It is a hands-on guide to the administration and can be used as reference thanks to the real-life examples provided along the text. ...

If you’re the owner of one of the following sets: Porsche 911 GT3 RS 🛒#ad Lego Bugatti Chiron 🛒#ad Lego Lamborghini Sian FKP47 🛒#ad Lego Ferrari Daytona SP3 🛒#ad You might have noticed that each car has a chassis piece with a code, that code, apart of the ’exclusive’ set, means that you can redeem it on Lego website to get access to additional content like: mobile ringtones wallpapers certificate of ownership In order to redeem them, get your car’s detail: ...

Until two weeks ago I was using an IMAP server (based on Zimbra) for my work email, but the date for migration to Gmail arrived with no choice to postpone… I was very tied to using my current setup, where: offlineimap was downloading all the email to a local maildir folder, imapfilter classified the email into folders based on local options mutt accessed the maildir folder for working with the emails a script to remove duplicate emails from disk imapdedup.py before next sync But, with the change and peculiarities for Gmail, it was no longer working… I was trying several times with different combinations of folder translations but each one took approximately one day to sync all emails, to find out the next issue with the folder translation. ...