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As a seasoned Linux user with a decade of experience, I’ve encountered my fair share of disk space issues on the root filesystem (“/”). In this blog post, I’ll share practical tips to tackle this problem and keep your system running smoothly. Feel free to bookmark this for future reference! 1. Avoid Rebooting If you notice that your root filesystem is running out of space, avoid shutting down or restarting the system. Restarting can complicate matters further. Instead, follow these steps: 2. Apt Cleanup Run automated cleanup commands: sudo apt autoremove # Removes old packages (especially older keel images/modules) sudo apt clean # Clears the cache of apt Identify and remove large packages using the following command and remove them if not needed: dpkg-query --show --showformat='${Package;-50}t${Installed-Size}n' | sort -k 2 -n | grep -v deinstall | awk '{printf "%.3f MB t %sn", $2/(1024), $1}' 3. Clear Snap Packages Clear the snap package cache: sudo sh -c 'rm -rf /var/lib/snapd/cache/*' Remove disabled snap packages: set -eu snap list --all | awk '/disabled/{print $1, $3}' | while read snapname revision; do snap remove "$snapname" --revision="$revision" done 4. Clean Logs 5. Docker Cleanup (if applicable) 6. Inspect Directories Manually check the size of different directories in the root (“/”) and dig into the root cause: du -hs /* | sort -h 7. Repartition if Necessary If all else fails, consider repartitioning the root directory (“/”) to Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب

TOR BOOK!

The book contains various information on Tor mechanisms and protocols plus, some cryptography knowledge.

The contents of this book are mainly not original and most of them are gathering or rephrasing of various other sources and the Tor's source code.

Written around 2019 by Navid Malekghaini, Amirhossein Khajehpour, Farid Zandi.

Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...

Navid Malekghaini

Graduate Research Assistant & Master's Student
Computer Science @ University of Waterloo

University of Waterloo
Department of computer science
200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1, Canada
cs.uwaterloo.ca

contact me
navidmalekedu (AT) gmail (DOT) com [ Primary Email ]
nmalekgh (AT) uwaterloo (DOT) ca
nmalek (AT) ce.sharif (DOT) edu

Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...

Navid Malekghaini

Graduate Research Assistant & Master's Student
Computer Science @ University of Waterloo

University of Waterloo
Department of computer science
200 University Ave W, Waterloo, ON N2L 3G1, Canada
cs.uwaterloo.ca

contact me
navidmalekedu (AT) gmail (DOT) com [ Primary Email ]
nmalekgh (AT) uwaterloo (DOT) ca
nmalek (AT) ce.sharif (DOT) edu

Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...

What is Reinforcement Leaing about? In contrast to supervised leaing where machines lea from examples that include the correct decision and unsupervised leaing where machines discover pattes in the data, reinforcement leaing allows machines to lea from partial, implicit and delayed feedback. This is particularly useful in sequential decision making tasks where a machine repeatedly interacts with the environment or users. Applications of reinforcement leaing include robotic control, autonomous vehicles, game playing, conversational agents, assistive technologies, computational finance, operations research, etc.. Disclaimer! This repository mainly contains my assignments for this Reinforcement Leaing course, which was offered in Fall 2021 at UWaterloo by Professor Pascal Poupart. Because of the academic integrity, I don't have the permission to post this repository publicly online; therefore, this repository is only accessible upon explicit request to me as defined i Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب

In this video you will lea about "Encrypted Traffic Classification with Application of Machine Leaing" in less than 10 minutes! You may download the slides from here. Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب

This text document (which is a .c file format only for fancy markup by default) is a quick intro to VIM editor that could be very useful both as a mini cheat sheet and a guide to start using it at an Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب

Thanks to Mark Mulrainey, my experience as a DevOps engineer that worked with LizardFS (an open-source distributed storage) for a scalable distributed infrastructure, is now published as a community a Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب

Here are the slides from my presentation at Nopayar, when I used to be a DevOps Engineer.The slide contains many best practices gathered (not written) by me for better scaling and high-availibility of Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب

In this post I will show you not only how to run any multimedia application inside docker, but also in efficient and easy way. Download full tutorial from here Requirements: Linux OS and Docker (t Teaching Assistant-Fundamental of Programming-#2...ادامه مطلب