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      <title>The Last Resort - how to force remote reboot</title>
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      <description>Problem Deadlocks are bad creatures in the unix world. Sometimes, you willl need to kill your machine forcely, but what if you are using a remote machine?&#xA;In the COVID-19 situation, it could be difficult to get a machine up again if you forcely shutdown it (e.g. shutdown -now). So, you need to reboot. The issue is that reboot kindly unmount filesystems and wait for processes to shutdown.&#xA;Solution If you want to abruptly shutdown your system, simply does as following:</description>
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      <title>Developing and testing on a remote host</title>
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      <description>Workflow In this document, you can find an introduction to tools commonly used for remote editing and development. The generla workflow is the following:&#xA;You create and edit code on your local machine An indipendent software mirrors your code to the host (syncthing in this document) You interface with the host through terminal, give commands and run code (tmux) Finally, you debug your code (debug section), and edit it your local machine This workflow allows you to:</description>
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