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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 15, 2023
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=> ↺ Why I use separate lexers in my recursive descent parsers
As someone who's written a number of recursive descent (RD) parsers over the years, I had a reaction on the Fediverse. You see, when I write recursive descent parsers, I always write a separate lexer.
=> ↺ Create texinfo files with org-mode for your personal notes
Let your computer do the work for you, where possible.
Use a snippet system like yasnippet with a template for your org-files
Create a Makefile to run the shell script with the substitution for uref lines and run makeinfo and install-info command.
=> ↺ How to Install and Set Up Snort IDS on Linux to Secure Your Network
Snort is one such famous, free-for-personal use and open-source IPS/IDS solution. Let's learn how you can install and set up Snort on Linux to defend your network from cyber-attacks.
=> ↺ How to Install digiKam on Linux Mint 21/20
In the vast world of digital imaging and photography, there's a multitude of software available to help you manage, edit, and share your photos. However, if you're a Linux Mint user, one tool stands out from the rest: DigiKam.
Introduction As technology continues to advance, the amount of data being generated has increased exponentially. With this increase in data comes the need for storage solutions that can handle large volumes of information and also provide high availability and fault tolerance. Enter clustered storage.
=> ↺ Make Apps Always Open on the Active Screen in KDE Plasma
Improve your KDE Plasma workflow by always opening apps on the active screen. Check out this guide for a simple and easy solution.
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