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Forum: IP Networking 10-21-2015
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Posted By MadeInGermany
Using nslookup you can explore domains nslookup...
Using nslookup you can explore domains
nslookup -q=ns youtube.comand hosts
nslookup -q=a youtube.comThe host entry is for convenience. Normally servers are inside the domain; e.g. by convention a...
Forum: IP Networking 10-20-2015
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Posted By vincent72
As explained here : Change your Mac Hostname via...
As explained here : Change your Mac Hostname via Terminal | OSXDaily (http://osxdaily.com/2010/09/06/change-your-mac-hostname-via-terminal/) No.
Forum: IP Networking 10-20-2015
5,745
Posted By vincent72
It won't affect your being able to connect to the...
It won't affect your being able to connect to the internet. It'll just change the name of your machine.

You may want to read this (old) article : Changing your Mac’s Computer Name | OSXDaily...
Forum: Cybersecurity 09-19-2015
6,189
Posted By RudiC
How about using the -d option? (-e is the default)
How about using the -d option? (-e is the default)
Forum: IP Networking 08-07-2015
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Posted By rbatte1
This is a wireless interface so this is not on a...
This is a wireless interface so this is not on a switched network, it probably has a connection and routes to your corporate switched network, but it's not exclusive. What other wireless devices are...
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Posted By Corona688
fork() pre-empts -- just like any and every other...
fork() pre-empts -- just like any and every other system call pre-empts. The calling process is forced to stop during any system call, while the kernel executes instead. This does not mean the new...
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Posted By neutronscott
A timer. Hardware interrupts are happening all...
A timer. Hardware interrupts are happening all the time which gives a vector for the kernel to regain control without programs cooperatively giving it up. Keyboard or network (as just two examples)...
Forum: Programming 11-15-2011
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Posted By Corona688
It's not magic. Looking at bash 4.0's source...
It's not magic. Looking at bash 4.0's source code, specifically lib/sh/shtty.c:

int
tt_setonechar(ttp)
TTYSTRUCT *ttp;
{
#if defined (TERMIOS_TTY_DRIVER) || defined (TERMIO_TTY_DRIVER)
...
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