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Fedora Linux 38 Beta ready for testing
Fedora 38 is finally available for download... in Beta. Yes, the pre-release version of the Linux-based operating system can be installed now, but keep in mind, it is mostly intended for testing. Remember, folks, it is never wise to run an early version of a Linux distribution on your main machine due to bugs and potential data loss. If you understand the risks and decide to give the operating system a go, you will be treated to some exciting things, such as the GNOME 44 desktop environment and improvements to the rpm package manager. A full changelog can be seen… [Continue Reading]
Security firm Rubrik is latest to be felled by GoAnywhere vulnerability
GoAnywhere customers are dropping like flies, courtesy of code execution bug.
Want to Become a Data Hero? Learn From DevOps
Here are three factors that will have the biggest impact on the success of your organization's data and analytics.
[$] Rules as code for more responsive governance
Using rules
as code to help bridge the gaps between policy creation, its
implementation, and its, often unintended, effects on people was the
subject of a talk by
Pia Andrews on the first day of the inaugural
Everything Open conference in Melbourne, Australia. She
has long been exploring the space of open government,
and her talk was a report on what
she and others have been working on
over the last seven years. Everything Open is the successor
to the
long-running, well-regarded linux.conf.au (LCA); Andrews (then Pia Waugh) gave the opening keynote at LCA 2017 in
Hobart, Tasmania, and helped organize the 2007 event in Sydney.
Khronos Developing SYCL SC For Safety-Critical C++ Heterogeneous Compute
The SYCL single-source C++ based programming model has begun taking off with Intel investing in it heavily as part of their oneAPI / DPC++ compiler stack and a variety of different open-source projects bringing SYCL to the likes of AMD and NVIDIA GPUs, CPU-based OpenMP implementations, SYCL to Vulkan, and more for heterogeneous compute needs. The Khronos Group announced today they have begun working on SYCL SC as a safety-critical variant of this heterogeneous compute programming model...
Techdirt Podcast Episode 347: Why Is Congress So Wrong About Section 230?
Misunderstandings (honest or otherwise) about Section 230 abound — across the political spectrum and, of course, in Congress. Each side believes weakening or eliminating the law will achieve its own distinct goals, and both sides are wrong. Following the most recent (but far from the first) very frustrating congressional hearing about Section 230, this week […]
Grab and de-DRM Kobo ebooks with kobodl
Used with the Obok DeDRM plugin, Calibre can easily strip DRM from ebooks bought from the Kobo store. The combo works fine, but it has two downsides: you need to have access to the machine running Calibre, and you must connect your Kobo reader to the machine. While these are not deal-breakers, Kobodl provides a more elegant solution for downloading Kobo ebooks and liberating them from the DRM shackles.
Organizations Plan Increase in IT Spending as Economic Headwinds Mount
Omdia's 2023 IT Enterprise Insights survey finds that the majority of IT executives plan to increase tech spending this year.
FSF Events: Free Software Directory meeting on IRC: Friday, March 17, starting at 12:00 EDT (16:00 UTC)
Join the FSF and friends on Friday, March 17, from 12:00
to 15:00 EDT (16:00 to 19:00 UTC)
to help improve the Free Software Directory.
Despite What You’ve Heard, Open Source 101 Isn’t Just for Newbies
Although Open Source 101 (which will be held for the first time in Charlotte, North Carolina on Thursday March 23) targets those new to open source, veteran open sourcers can find benefits from attending, too.
The post Despite What You’ve Heard, Open Source 101 Isn’t Just for Newbies appeared first on FOSS Force.
ROCK3 Model C board starts at $39.00
The Rock 3 Model C is another single board computer powered by the Rockchip RK3566 with 0.8 TOPs NPU. Radxa’s new SBC supports up to 8GB RAM, 128GB eMMC and it can be powered with PoE HATs. The Rockchip RK3566 System-on-Chip was recently seen on the URVE Board Pi SBC launched last month. RK3566 — […]
WhatsApp Tells UK Government It’s Still Not Willing To Undermine Its Encryption
The UK government is entertaining even more plans to undermine (or actually outlaw) end-to-end encryption. And it’s not gaining any support from the multiple services (and multiple people) these efforts would harm. Both Signal and Proton have made it clear they’ll pull their services rather than weaken their encryption to comply with UK government demands. […]
Tell the UK’s House of Lords: Protect End-to-End Encryption in the Online Safety Bill
The UK government has had years to revise its Online Safety Bill into a proposal that wouldn’t harm users’ basic rights. It has failed to do so. As drafted, the Bill undermines end-to-end encryption and would make UK businesses and individuals less safe online—including the very groups that the bill intends to protect. Proposals like this threaten a basic human right: our right to have a private conversation. We know that several members are on the fence about this issue. Please help by telling them to protect encryption.
First Look at the GNOME 44 Desktop Environment on Fedora Linux 38
It’s that time of the year when a new major release of the GNOME desktop environment is about to hit the software repositories of some of the most popular GNU/Linux distributions, so I decided to take a look at GNOME 44 on the upcoming Fedora Linux 38 operating system.
Sci-fi submarine sim Barotrauma floats out of Early Access
Barotrauma, a game that's about exploring the ocean on Jupiter's moon Europa, where many horrors wait below the surface of the water.
KDE Plasma 5.27.3 Enables Night Light on ARM Devices
KDE Plasma 5.27.3 enables the Night Color feature on ARM devices that don’t support Gamma LUTs but support color transform matrices.
The post KDE Plasma 5.27.3 Enables Night Light on ARM Devices appeared first on Linux Today.
Court Makes It Clear: Government Submissions To Twitter Flagging Program Do Not Violate The 1st Amendment
There’s been a lot of discussion of late, especially because of the various Twitter Files, regarding where the line is between governments simply flagging content for social media websites to vet against their own policies as compared to unconstitutional and impermissible suppression of speech in violation of the 1st Amendment. As we’ve highlighted over and […]
Daily Deal: The Premium Ethical Hacking Bundle
The Premium Ethical Hacking Bundle has 8 courses to help you master ethical hacking and cybersecurity. You’ll learn about penetration testing, social engineering, server security, and more. It’s on sale for $60. Note: The Techdirt Deals Store is powered and curated by StackCommerce. A portion of all sales from Techdirt Deals helps support Techdirt. The […]
How to Install Docker CE on AlmaLinux
Docker Community Edition (CE) is a free, open-source, and community-supported version of the Docker platform. Docker CE provides all the essential features to build, ship, and run container applications. It is designed for developers who are just starting out with containerization, as well as for small-scale development and testing environments. Docker CE includes the Docker […]
The post How to Install Docker CE on AlmaLinux first appeared on LinuxHostSupport.
DreamWorks' OpenMoonRay Renderer Code Published
Last summer DreamWorks announced plans to open-source MoonRay, their production renderer used for films like The Bad Guys, Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, and other animated films. Today they have delivered on that exciting milestone with publishing the open-source code...
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