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OpenEMR Installation Guide for Ubuntu 24.04 Server

Setting up OpenEMR on an Ubuntu 24.04 Server requires careful steps to ensure a smooth and secure installation. This guide walks you through the process, ...

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Astrolight Secures €2.8M for Satellite Laser Communications

A significant investment has been made in cutting-edge space technology. A company focused on advanced satellite communications has successfully secured €2.8 ...

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Mapping Your Attack Surface Before Attackers Do

In today's complex digital landscape, organizations face constant threats from malicious actors seeking vulnerabilities to exploit. Understanding and actively ...

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Installing Moodle LMS on Debian 12

Setting up Moodle, the widely-used open-source learning platform, on a Debian 12 system provides a stable and robust environment for your educational needs. ...

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Vena Establishes AI Data Center Unit, Aims for 3GW Capacity

Vena is making a significant strategic move by launching a dedicated unit focused on the development of AI data centers. This initiative is a direct response ...

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Detecting Workers Build Errors Across 1 Million Durable Objects

Ensuring a seamless developer experience is paramount when managing large-scale systems. One significant challenge platforms face is reliably tracking the ...

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The ‘Free’ Tech Trap: Businesses Save, Your Security Pays

In the business world, the allure of "free" or low-cost technology solutions can be strong. Saving money is always appealing, especially for small businesses ...

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Top 4 Free and Open Source GUI Bookmark Managers

Managing your online bookmarks can quickly become overwhelming. As you save more and more links, finding the ones you need later becomes a challenge. While ...

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Secure AI for Enhanced National Security

The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into national security operations promises unprecedented capabilities, from sophisticated threat detection and ...

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Yum Extender NG: Graphical Front-end for DNF5, DNF, YUM

Managing software packages on Linux systems often involves using powerful command-line tools like DNF or YUM. While effective, the command line isn't ...