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2022
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Zero TrustIssue: 258
Clean ITIssue: 257
EncryptionIssue: 256
Facial RecognitionIssue: 255
Break It to Make ItIssue: 254
Phone Hacks2021
Issue: 253
OpenBSDIssue: 252
Locked Down!Issue: 251
Linux From ScratchIssue: 250
Inside the KernelIssue: 249
Turn Your Android into a Linux PCIssue: 248
Brain ToolsIssue: 247
Post-Quantum EncryptionIssue: 246
Faster StartupIssue: 245
Choose a ShellIssue: 244
Stream ProcessingIssue: 243
iNetIssue: 242
3D Printing2020
Issue: 241
Secure Your SystemIssue: 240
It's Alive!Issue: 239
Build an IRC BotIssue: 238
Speed Up Your System: Hot tweaks for a faster LinuxIssue: 237
Webcams and Linux: Smoothing out hardware wrinkles with Guvcview and QtCAMIssue: 236
Smarter Directories: Reinventing the file storage metaphor with semantic taggingIssue: 235
What's New in systemd: Reinventing home directoriesIssue: 234
Edge Computing: Get ready for the low-latency cloudIssue: 233
Stream to Your TV: Cool Tools for Sound and VideoIssue: 232
Stop Ads: Before They Reach Your BrowserIssue: 231
TilingIssue: 230
Automation Tricks2019
Issue: 229
The Future of Vector GraphicsIssue: 228
Anonymous File Sharing: Pass files secretly with OnionShareIssue: 227
Backup: Practical tools for protecting your dataIssue: 226
Spotlight on Small DistrosIssue: 225
IoT on the CheapIssue: 224
Energy ConsumptionIssue: 223
Git TricksIssue: 222
SnapshotsIssue: 221
Monitoring PerformanceIssue: 220
VirtualBox HacksIssue: 219
Customize the Boot MenuIssue: 218
Navigation2018
Issue: 217
Innovative DistrosIssue: 216
.NET Core: Running Microsoft’s flagship framework on LinuxIssue: 215
Privacy: Stop snoopers and protect your identityIssue: 214
Systemd: Getting more from the elusive new Linux init systemIssue: 213
Mapping ToolsIssue: 212
Internet of ThingsIssue: 211
MycroftIssue: 210
Free Boot!Issue: 209
Is Firefox Back?Issue: 208
Terminal TuningIssue: 207
Inside a CompilerIssue: 206
Safer Boot2017
Issue: 205
BitKeyIssue: 204
VMware vs VirtualBoxIssue: 203
IoT at HomeIssue: 202
Power ManagementIssue: 201
Locked DownIssue: 200
The Story of GPLIssue: 199
A New Approach to Regular ExpressionsIssue: 198
4 Cool Desktop ToolsIssue: 197
Wayland & Mir – The Future of Linux GraphicsIssue: 196
Privacy – Safe surfing with TailsIssue: 195
Network Storage Distros – Who needs an expensive appliance?Issue: 194
Diaspora – Social Networking Without Big Brother or Big Data2016
Issue: 193
GeotaggingIssue: 192
25 Years of LinuxIssue: 191
Clustered SambaIssue: 190
Alternative File ManagersIssue: 189
FilesystemsIssue: 188
Log CheckIssue: 187
Tuning SSDsIssue: 186
Educational LinuxIssue: 185
Arch LinuxIssue: 184
SystemdIssue: 183
Securing LinuxIssue: 182
Script Tricks2015
Issue: 181
HTTP/2Issue: 180
Find a CloudIssue: 179
Android AlternativesIssue: 178
AutomateIssue: 177
Network MonitoringIssue: 176
IntrusionIssue: 175
Android with LinuxIssue: 174
Choose a CloudIssue: 173
Protect Your WLANIssue: 172
Hadoop 2 and the promise of Big DataIssue: 171
Video EditorsIssue: 170
Living with Windows2014
Issue: 169
New Start for Android SecurityIssue: 168
YouTube JukeboxIssue: 167
Intrusion DetectionIssue: 166
Cinnamon vs. MateIssue: 165
Choose a FilesystemIssue: 164
InteroperabilityIssue: 163
Coding ToolsIssue: 162
A Smarter NetworkIssue: 161
The Trouble with Home RoutersIssue: 160
SteamOSIssue: 159
Firefox OS vs. AndroidIssue: 158
Living with Windows2013
Issue: 157
PrivacyIssue: 156
Is ARM the Future of Linux?Issue: 155
Fighting MalwareIssue: 154
GNU HurdIssue: 153
Search ToolsIssue: 152
Drive-By AttacksIssue: 151
Brain in the DesktopIssue: 150
Build a Raspberry Pi Media CenterIssue: 149
Scripting in LibreOfficeIssue: 148
Natural LanguageIssue: 147
Top 10 Knoppix Rescue TricksIssue: 146
Living with Windows 82012
Issue: 145
Build a BotnetIssue: 144
HadoopIssue: 143
Intrusion PreventionIssue: 142
Going VirtualIssue: 141
Living with WindowsIssue: 140
Chips & GadgetsIssue: 139
AutomationIssue: 138
In the CloudsIssue: 137
SecurityIssue: 136
SSH TricksIssue: 135
InteroperabilityIssue: 134
Data Rescue2011
Issue: 133
The New WebIssue: 132
Real-World HPCIssue: 131
Linux 3.0Issue: 130
VirtualizationIssue: 129
Working with WindowsIssue: 128
Device TricksIssue: 127
New TechIssue: 126
Choose a CloudIssue: 125
Locked Down: Shut out network intrudersIssue: 124
MobilityIssue: 123
Sys AdminIssue: 122
Interoperability2010
Issue: 121
DetectionIssue: 120
Tuning MySQL: Build a smarter and faster databaseIssue: 119
Discover the New WebIssue: 118
VirtualizationIssue: 117
IN THE CLOUDSIssue: 116
INSIDE KDE'S NEW DESKTOPIssue: 115
FILE STORAGEIssue: 114
CUSTOMIZE YOUR LINUXIssue: 113
BLUETOOTH SECURITYIssue: 112
THE STRANGE ART OF STEGANOGRAPHYIssue: 111
SURVIVING WINDOWS 7Issue: 110
TRAFFIC SHAPING: TECHNIQUES FOR BETTER NETWORKING2009
Issue: 109
ACCESS LINUX FROM A SMARTPHONEIssue: 108
OPTIMIZING RAID ARRAYSIssue: 107
SPEED UP YOUR WEB SERVERIssue: 106
STOPPING INTRUDERSIssue: 105
IntegrationIssue: 104
Device TricksIssue: 103
Tuning Virtual MachinesIssue: 102
JAVA & .NETIssue: 101
Network ManagementIssue: 100
Kernel HacksIssue: 99
VoIP SecurityIssue: 98
Virtual Admin2008
Issue: 97
Seamless IntegrationIssue: 96
Smart AccessIssue: 95
Green ITIssue: 94
Web TricksIssue: 93
Tracing IntrudersIssue: 92
Network MonitoringIssue: 91
Expert SecurityIssue: 90
Going VirtualIssue: 89
Software as a ServiceIssue: 88
Build Your Own DistroIssue: 87
PHP ScriptingIssue: 86
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