Author: drweb

SQL

This month we have an interesting invite. Erik Darling is the host, and since he does a lot of video blogs, he’s asking for a video submission for T-SQL Tuesday. The topic and content is up to each of us, but the format is video.That’s funny as I’m writing this blog, but the content below is in the video. What’s in there? You have to watch.I’m also looking for hosts for the future and have a few slots in 2025 still available for H2. I’ll also note that any month could be a video post for the topic if you…

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One of the most common problems Linux users face, especially on systems with limited disk space, is the root partition (/) getting completely full. When this happens, you may encounter errors such as: No space left on device Don’t panic! It just means your root directory (the / partition) is full, which is a common issue, especially on systems with limited disk space or servers running 24/7. When this happens, you may experience problems such as: Inability to install or upgrade packages. Failure to boot the system. Services not starting. Logs or temporary files not being written. In this article,…

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GitHub has announced a transformative expansion of Copilot’s capabilities, marking a significant evolution in AI-assisted development that promises to reshape DevOps practices. As part of Microsoft’s 50th-anniversary celebration, GitHub is rolling out Agent Mode with Model Context Protocol (MCP) support to all Visual Studio Code users, transitioning Copilot from a code completion tool to a fully agentic development partner.Agent Mode: Beyond Code CompletionAgent Mode is the most revolutionary aspect of this update, fundamentally changing how developers interact with their tools. Unlike traditional chat or multi-file edits, Agent Mode can independently translate ideas into code, automatically identifying necessary subtasks and executing…

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The cp command (short for copy) is one of the most commonly used commands in Linux and other UNIX-like operating systems. It’s used to copy files and directories from one location to another on the same system. If you’re copying files between systems over a network, the scp (secure copy) command is typically used instead of cp. Unlike cp, which only works locally, scp allows you to securely transfer files between your local machine and a remote server, or between two remote systems over SSH. In this guide, we’ll focus on the cp command and show you how to force…

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Python has become a staple in modern classrooms. Many schools introduce it early because it is easy to read and write. Its simple structure helps students focus on logic, not just tricky syntax. Because it is used in many real-world projects, kids can see how their classwork connects to actual careers. Python also runs on different machines, so learners can practice with any computer they have at home.Some learners might feel overwhelmed at first. They might wonder if there is a way to get outside help. They might even ask someone, “Could you write my paper for me?” However, gaining…

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The fourth issue of The HTML Review is out. Wonderful writing framed by entirely different and unusual interactive interfaces, brought to you by the power of web technology. A zine come to life. Just try to pick a favorite.

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Austin, TX, USA, April 7th, 2025, CyberNewsWireDeep visibility into malware-siphoned data can help close gaps in traditional defenses before they evolve into major cyber threats like ransomware and account takeoverSpyCloud, the leading identity threat protection company, today released new analysis of its recaptured darknet data repository that shows threat actors are increasingly bypassing endpoint protection solutions: 66% of malware infections occur on devices with endpoint security solutions installed. SpyCloud offers integrations with leading endpoint detection and response (EDR) products, such as Crowdstrike Falcon and Microsoft Defender, that close this detection gap.EDRs play a vital role in detecting, protecting against, and…

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I recently needed to figure out how to write an updater script for a project I was working on. The application is released on an internal GitHub page with compressed files and an executable. I needed a way to check the latest release artifacts in GitHub and download them. Let’s find out how all this works! Getting Set Up You will need to download and install a couple of packages to make this all work. Specifically, you will need the following: You can install both of these using pip. Open up your terminal and run the following command: python -m…

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Understanding Python’s AppealPython has become a top choice among learners everywhere. It shows up in school classes, online forums, and even personal projects. But what is the reason behind its growing popularity? Many people notice that it is easy to read and simple to work with. This makes it perfect for beginners who want to create new programs without getting lost in complicated code.For some, learning Python can feel like a big commitment. They may worry about balancing projects and homework. They often look for resources that offer extra support. They might try writing services for students when time is…

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