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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on Oct 15, 2022
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Many wonder why there are so few protests in Russia over the brutal war against Ukraine. An answer could lie in the youth bulge theory which we will use again to explain the relative lethargy of the Russian populace, so read on!
Since the beginning of the war against Ukraine observers have wondered why there isn’t more political unrest in Russia, i.e. more criticism, more protests, and more opposition in general to this unjust war against its peaceful neighbour.
Several reasons come to mind like police brutality against protestors, long prison sentences for members of the opposition, and constant brainwashing with propaganda but there could be one hidden force: the proportion of young people.
=> ↺ Girls’ sense of belonging in the Computing classroom: Study results
We’re sharing the fourth evaluation report on projects in our Gender Balance in Computing research programme today. This is a programme we’ve been running, with partner organisations, as part of the National Centre for Computing Education, funded by the Department for Education in England. The programme’s overall goal is to identify ways to encourage more young women to study Computer Science.
=> ↺ Elizabeth Mattijsen: It's time to rak! (Part 2)
This is a follow-up on It's time to rak (Part 1). This blog post builds on that, so you should maybe read that first if you haven't already.
With rak, anything that starts with a dash (-) is considered to be an "option". Anything else that you specify on the command line, is considered to be an "argument". It does not matter in which order options are specified. The order of arguments is important: the first being the pattern, and the other arguments being the paths to search in.
But before discussing all of the myriad options of rak (shown to you when you do rak --help), it is important to know how the specification of options work exactly, and how they interact with any of your customized options.
=> ↺ How to Get Started with Shell Scripting in Linux
Hello readers, In this post, we will cover how to get started with shell scripting in Linux or UNIX systems.
=> ↺ From UUID to Infinite Loops - Susam Pal
Most people involved in software development have probably come across UUIDs. UUID stands for universally unique identifier. It is also sometimes called GUID which stands for globally unique identifier.
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