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How to remove multiple files in linux? If all images are in the same directory, this is definitely the way to go. The link to the OP's previous post (How to remove files in different folders?) made me think otherwise. |
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answered | How to remove multiple files in linux? |
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How to remove files in different folders via terminal? Is project really in the / directory or is the leading slash a typo? |
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Why does my debian wheezy linux refuse to execute this ELF file? @terdon: ./eagle: No such file or directory doesn't mean that ./eagle couldn't be found. It means that ./eagle reported that error, i.e., it couldn't find a file (e.g., a library) it needs.
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Getting malware through JavaScript and an img tag Try clearing the cache (go to chrome://settings/clearBrowserData, check Empty the cache and confirm).
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Getting malware through JavaScript and an img tag I have no idea how Avast works internally. It might simply have reacted to the cached website on your hard disk. |
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answered | Getting malware through JavaScript and an img tag |
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downloading with pause and resume Irrelevant by itself, i.e., if partial downloads worked. Could you execute these commands and post the output? echo > tempfile; wget -d -c -O tempfile redtwitz.com
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downloading with pause and resume The Accept-Ranges header by itself is irrelevant. What happens if you simply specify a range (e.g., curl --range 0-100 URL)?
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downloading with pause and resume What's the exact command you're using? |
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answered | cp -H vs cp -L (What is a "command-line" symbolic link?) |
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cp -H vs cp -L (What is a "command-line" symbolic link?) @Zoredache: It seems to me that the OP knows what a symbolic link is, but doesn't understand the difference between the -H and -L switch.
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Is it dangerous to my computer's health when Norton advises me that my CPU usage is running high? This. Monitoring CPU usage to detect potential problems is completely useless. |
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does encryption and disk wiping, using gutmann or dod, produce the same measure of entropy? The Whole disk feature achieves what you're talking about. Denying that you even know what encryption means is going to be hard. You're going to need some software to access the data on your encrypted drive, which you'd have to hide from potential investigators. |
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does encryption and disk wiping, using gutmann or dod, produce the same measure of entropy? Both programs provide this feature for non-system disks. I've updated my answer. |
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does encryption and disk wiping, using gutmann or dod, produce the same measure of entropy? added 298 characters in body |
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does encryption and disk wiping, using gutmann or dod, produce the same measure of entropy? In that case, as I said, it depends on the specific software you're using. AES-256 itself is able to provide deniable encryption, but any given program might not be. |
