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[News] Access Control List University Trains for GNU/Linux Skillset

  • Subject: [News] Access Control List University Trains for GNU/Linux Skillset
  • From: Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sat, 01 May 2010 22:04:55 +0100
  • Followup-to: comp.os.linux.advocacy
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Linux File Security Training at the ACLU

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| A couple of weeks ago you learned some user and 
| group management basics with âUser and Group 
| Management 101.â This week youâre entering the 
| Access Control List University (ACLU) for an 
| overview of advanced user and group management 
| through the use of access control lists (ACLs).
| 
| ACLs donât negate standard user and group 
| management; they enhance it by expanding and 
| simplifying complex permissions needs. User and 
| group management, including ACLs, can fill an 
| entire book so this introduction attempts to 
| whet your appetite for a more in-depth 
| investigation and isnât meant to provide a 
| treatise on the topic.
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http://www.linux-mag.com/id/7772/

Rate your inner Linux geek as easy as ABC ...

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| How geeky are you? How well do you know Linux? 
| Give yourself a point for each command in the 
| list over page that you know and two points if 
| youâve used it.
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http://www.itwire.com/opinion-and-analysis/the-linux-distillery/38682-rate-your-inner-linux-geek-as-easy-as-abc-


Recent:

A Reminder to Purveyors of Linux

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| Those who want to use Linux, Unix, or any one
| of the BSD distributions, are expected to know
| how to read with comprehension, know how to
| use a search engine â using actual arguments â
| and, above all else, have some level of
| patience.
|
| Todayâs average user has none of those skills.
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http://www.lockergnome.com/theoracle/2010/04/15/a-reminder-to-purveyors-of-linux/


Why I Want My Daughter to be a Hacker

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| Letâs define what I mean by the term
| âhackerâ first.  There is so much FUD out
| there around this term.  Large controlling
| institutions want you to fear hackers, want
| you to think the hacker mindset is
| dangerous.  This could not be farther from
| the truth.  Hackers are simply empowered
| individuals that want to figure things out
| for themselves.  With hacker properly
| defined, letâs get to the meat, why I want
| my daughter to be a hacker:
|
| 1.  Hackers are not consumer lemmings â As
| large institutions continue to brainwash
| American citizens into becoming slaves to
| the systems theyâve created; hackers know
| that there is a life outside these systems
| of user dependence, a better life.
| Institutional dependence is literally
| killing us.  Our dependence on the
| institutional food system has left us
| disease ridden and physically incapable.
| Dependence on western medical systems is
| bankrupting us.  Our two major political
| parties both preach institutional
| dependence; one insists dependence on big
| government institutions, the other
| dependence on big corporate institutions.
| Hackers preach self and small community
| dependence. i.e. independence.
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http://offmygourd.wordpress.com/2010/04/13/why-i-want-my-daughter-to-be-a-hacker/
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