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On this episode of This Week in Linux: Linux 5.17 Kernel, Mesa 22.0, Budgie Desktop 10.6, Blender 3.1, Wine 7.4, Google Plans Their Own Version Of Wine, Zorin OS 16.1, Arch Linux 20th Anniversary, Heroic Games Launcher Now On Flathub, Xbox Game Studios Talks About Steam Deck, Dirty Pipe Vulnerability, and Firefox 98. All that and much more on Your Weekly Source for Linux GNews!
Welcome back! Let’s discuss what could the top 10 FTP Clients for Linux? FTP is a day-to-day required tool/service for Linux users. In addition to the default FTP application, there are other available applications as well. I have tried multiple utilizes and short-listed 10 from them. All of the listed items here will be totally based on my personal experiences, your opinion may differ. Any suggestions, recommendations will always be welcome.
Glances System Monitor is free, an open-source command-line tool for process monitoring, system resources such as CPU, Disk I/O, File System, Load Average, Memory, Network Interfaces and processes. Glances are built with Python language. Glances support cross-platform monitoring, which can be used with a web-based interface.
One of the excellent features Glances supports is setting thresholds in the program. You can set careful, warning, and critical in the configuration file, which will then relay information in colors that can show alerts to systems resources bottlenecks, system resources issues, and much more. Glances, by default, comes with a pre-set list of colors, but you can modify and add additional configs.
DigitalOcean Spaces is an object storage service that’s compatible with the Amazon S3 APIs. Spaces includes an integrated CDN that you can enable at no extra cost. It improves performance by delivering your content from the closest servers to your users.
The Spaces CDN works by using a network of edge servers to replicate your content across geographical regions. Users that request content from the CDN endpoint will be served by the edge node that’s closest to them.
Besides improving performance, the CDN reduces bandwidth costs by caching content and providing it via shorter delivery routes. It also offers a layer of extra redundancy in the event of a service failure. DigitalOcean will be able to continue exposing your content if an edge node fails by rerouting traffic to one of the others.
TeamSpeak is a VoIP communication application that allows multiple users to communicate with each other using voice or text-based chat. Its main idea is to allow people to communicate on a channel, similar to other conferencing apps like Zoom, Google Meet, Skype, Slack, Microsoft Teams, etc.
The target audience for TeamSpeak is gamers, who can use the software to communicate with other players on the same team of a multiplayer video game. Communicating by voice gives a competitive advantage by enabling players to keep their hands on the controls.
Databases can store a vast number of records effectively which makes the information simple and easy to find. Other than that, adding or amending new data to the existing one is also relatively simple to do. This article is all about the installation of MySQL on Ubuntu, which is the most extensively used Linux distro in the public cloud with machine learning capability. It’s easy for beginners because it’s built on Debian’s design and structure. It’s designed for enterprise servers, desktops, the cloud, and the IoT.
MySQL is an Oracle-developed relational database management system (RDBMS) focused on structured query language (SQL). Databases consist of collections of assembled data. SQL is a programming language that allows programmers to create, change, and retrieve data from relational databases, as well as manage user access. SQL is used by MySQL databases. Further installation of MySQL is explained in proper steps.
Nowadays most OS built in screenshot tools which lets you take the screenshot of your device’s entire screen. If you are content writer or tech enthusiastic you may browse your preferable content or article throughout the web and you may take or want to take a screenshot of the content for future references. Here, in this article I present to you four best and popular screenshot tools along with its features and way to install it in Ubuntu.
Ubuntu is one of the best Linux distros currently available. Although this Linux distro was designed for personal computers (PC), it can also be deployed on servers. Ubuntu, which is based on Debian’s design. Every Operating System provides the facility of restarting your system as a solution to various problems. Ubuntu provides both ways: Command Line and Graphical User Interface to restart your system but, in this article, we will deal with the Command-Line approach to restart the Ubuntu system.
Any faulty software is deleted from active memory when a machine is restarted. The system loads the new copies of the software into active memory when it restarts. In addition, some operating systems necessitate a restart to complete updates or configurations. The reboot procedure allows stalled programs to exit, critical fixes to be applied, temporary files to be removed, damaged file systems to be repaired, and many other system administration chores to be completed.
This simple tutorial shows how to install the latest Firefox Extended Support Release (ESR) via PPA in Ubuntu 22.04, Ubuntu 20.04, Ubuntu 18.04 and Ubuntu 16.04.
How To Fix No route to host SSH Error In Linux [solved]
If you are having errors like ssh: connect to host: No route to host then this tutorial post is for you as we are going to show you the fix for the no route to host ssh error in Linux.
Guide To Mount Windows 11 Shares On Ubuntu Linux
This post shows the user’s guide to mount Windows shares on Ubuntu. If you want to mount Windows 11 shares or Windows shares on Ubuntu or any Linux-based operating system then you need to use a Common Internet File System (CIFS), a network file-sharing protocol.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Neofetch on Debian 11. For those of you who didn’t know, Neofetch is a cross-platform, open-source command-line system information utility written in Bash. Neofetch displays information about your operating system, software, and hardware in an aesthetic and visually pleasing way.
This article assumes you have at least basic knowledge of Linux, know how to use the shell, and most importantly, you host your site on your own VPS. The installation is quite simple and assumes you are running in the root account, if not you may need to add ‘sudo‘ to the commands to get root privileges. I will show you through the step-by-step installation of the Neofetch open-source command-line system information on a Debian 11 (Bullseye).
There are numerous BitTorrent clients available on Linux, like qBittorent and Deluge, but the Transmission BitTorrent client is very intuitive to use. In most of the Ubuntu distributions, you will find Transmission preinstalled. If not, it can be easily installed with apt.
Removing support for old hardware is difficult enough, but there does often come a point where it becomes possible. If a particular device has been unavailable for years and nobody can point to one in operation, it may be time to remove the support from the kernel. Another strong sign is a complete lack of maintainer interest; that led to the recent decision to remove support for the NDS architecture, for example. Filesystems can be harder, though; they are independent of the hardware and can thus live far longer than any particular device type. Users can hold onto a familiar filesystem type for a long time after most of the world has moved on.
There is still a long way to go in Linux gaming, but the truth is that there are more and more tools, and one of them is SteamCMD. So, this post is about how to install SteamCMD in Ubuntu 20.04, and we will do it getting the latest stable version.
MATLAB is a computing environment and programming language developed by MathWorks. It offers matrix manipulations, plotting of functions and data and more. This article will provide the reader with step by step instructions on how to install Matlab on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish Linux.
Tor is free software that allows a user to have complete anonymity online. It can be used to avoid having websites and applications track your location or attempt to identify you. It does this by routing your network data through a pool of servers around the world, while also stripping identifying information from packet headers.
It is often used to avoid region blocks on the likes of Netflix or YouTube. Some users like it because it prevents ad tracking companies from building a profile on you based on your browsing habits and serving personalized ads. Still, others are just a little paranoid and appreciate the assurance that no one can spy on their internet activity.
You can use Tor on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish by installing the Tor client. We will show you how to set it up in this tutorial, which includes browser configuration and enabling all of your shell commands to run through Tor’s network.
In this tutorial you will learn how to start a service on boot on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish Linux. Ubuntu uses systemd service manager to manage services which means to enable and disable services is an easy and straightforward task.
The objective of this tutorial is to install Go/Golang on Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish Linux. Go also know as Golang, is an open source programming language developed by Google.
Installing Go on Ubuntu 22.04 will allow you to write and compile programs in the Go language, as you will see in an example Hello World script in this tutorial.
A Unary operator expected error in a Bash script usually occurs in artihmetic operations where the script does not find the amount of numbers (or “unary operators”) it expected to.
In this tutorial, you will see a few examples of what causes the Unary operator expected error, and suggestions on how to fix it.
Quotation on a Linux system can be a source of confusion at first. Single quotes ' and double quotes " are treated differently in Bash, and you will need to know the difference if you are writing a Bash script.
In this tutorial, you will learn the difference between single quotes and double quotes. You will also see how to escape quotes in your Bash script. Follow along with our examples below to quickly master quotation in Bash.
An Unexpected end of file error in a Bash script usually occurs when you there is a mismatched structure somewhere in the script.
If you forget to close your quotes, or you forget to terminate an if statement, while loop, etc, then you will run into the error when you try to execute your Bash script. It is best to use syntax highlighting to quickly figure out where you have a mismatched structure in your script.
In this tutorial, you will see a few examples of what causes the Unexpected end of file error, and suggestions on how to fix it.
Data logging can be done for various reasons. In a previous article, I wrote about how I monitor the electricity consumption of my household. The Raspberry Pi platform is a perfect match for such applications as it allows communication with many kinds of analog and digital sensors. This article shows how to log the CPU temperature of a Raspberry Pi and create a spreadsheet-based report on demand. Logging the CPU temperature won't require any additional boards or sensors.
Even without a Raspberry Pi, you can follow the steps described here if you replace the specific parts of the code.
KDE Frameworks 5.92 is here to further improve your favorite file manager, Dolphin, by addressing bugs that made it crash when dragging files or folders over the top of the Places panel, as well as when closing the “Create New File” file dialog in a remote location.
Talking about the Places panel, you can now drag a file or folder over an item in the Places panel to open the respective location in the main view. In addition, if the Places panel item is an unmounted disk, it will be automatically mounted when dragging a file or folder over it.
Among the Linux system users, Mozilla Firefox is one of the most popular browsers. But Firefox contains the telemetry function that records and transmits data from inaccessible sources to an IT system of different locations. It is a function for data monitoring and analysis. That’s the fact why most users don’t like Firefox. However, using a Firefox fork can let you enjoy safe browsing without this telemetry function. If you are looking for such a fork for Firefox, LibreWolf can be your best option for Linux.
Most of the popular forks don’t have the Telemetry feature or contain the seal of approval of Firefox. However, recently, I have learned about LibreWolf, a telemetry-free fork and then give it a try.
So, how way my experience? That’s what I am going to share in this content. This content will tell you what feature I have found in LibreWolf and how did I install it. But first, I would like to give you a proper introduction to Librewolf.
My argument is that computation is a way of expanding our capacity to think, the same way the written word has. It gives us tools that can extend our minds, our perceptual capacities, and allow us to interact with the world in new ways.
I want youth to learn to see computation as a part of how they can be in the world, not because programming is a way of getting The Big Money or even because it's something that needs to be enjoyed for its own merits, but like writing as a useful tool to engage with the world and explore their own thoughts and beliefs.
As many readers are aware, I have been working on designing and implementing a systems programming language. This weekend, I’ve been writing a PNG file decoder in it, and over the past week, I have been working on a simple kernel with it as well. I’m very pleased with our progress so far — I recently remarked that this language feels like the language I always wanted, and that’s mission accomplished by any definition I care to consider.
I started the project on December 27th, 2019, just over two years ago, and I have kept it in a semi-private state since. Though I have not given its name in public, the git repos, mailing lists, and bug trackers use sourcehut’s “unlisted” state, so anyone who knows the URL can see them. The website is also public, though its domain name is also undisclosed, and it is full of documentation, tutorials, and resources for developers. People can find the language if they want to, though at this stage the community only welcomes contributors, not users or onlookers. News of the project nominally spreads by word of mouth and with calls-to-action on this blog, and to date a total of 30 people have worked on it over the course of 3,029 commits. It is a major, large-scale project, secret though it may be.
A framework for the quick development of websites is a structure of files and folders of standardized code (HTML, CSS, JS documents, and more). These frameworks provide a basis to start building a web site.
These front-end UI frameworks also enable users to dive into responsive site design. This type of design was inspired from the concept of responsive architecture, a class of architecture or building that demonstrates an ability to alter its form, to continually reflect the environmental conditions that surround it. In a similar way, a responsive web design seeks to accommodate the limitations of the device being used. This includes, but is not limited to, the screen dimensions of the device. Offering a good presentation experience with a minimum of resizing, panning and scrolling across a wide range of devices is the key virtue of responsive design.
There are hundreds of devices that are used to access the web. These devices have different capabilities and constraints, such as screen dimensions, input style, resolution, and form. As more and more users access the web through different devices, in particular tablets and smartphones, developers need tools to build websites. The important of catering for different devices should not be underestimated. After all, in a few countries, mobile web traffic has already overtaken traffic from traditional computers.
With three live shows Monday to Friday as well as a solid and ever-expanding line-up of weekend shows, RTL Today Radio is also Luxembourg’s only round-the-clock English radio offer. When there’s no live show on, we’ll play a unique mix of music curated by none other than the walking music encyclopedia that is Stephen 'Steps' Lowe. Whether you prefer classic hits, or songs by up-and-coming artists and local talents, there will be something for everyone.
It may come as a shock to some, but TV used to be a big deal — a very big deal. Sitting down in front of the glowing tube for an evening’s entertainment was pretty much all one had to do after work, and while taking in this content was perhaps not that great for us, it was a goldmine for anyone with the ability to monetize it. And monetize it they did, “they” being the advertisers and marketers who saw the potential of the new medium as it ramped up in early 1950s America.
Want to make a sweet adhesive decal with a complex design and floating elements, but all you have is a laser cutter and some tape? Good news, because that’s all you need with this method of creating adhesive tape decals on a laser cutter demonstrated by the folks at [Lasers Over Los Angeles]. The overall technique is very similar to creating vinyl decals and using tape transfer to apply them, but is geared towards laser cutters and nice, cheap tape.
A team from the Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems in Germany have developed a novel thumb-shaped touch sensor capable of resolving the force of a contact, as well as its direction, over the whole surface of the structure. Intended for dexterous manipulation systems, the system is constructed from easily sourced components, so should scale up to a larger assemblies without breaking the bank. The first step is to place a soft and compliant outer skin over a rigid metallic skeleton, which is then illuminated internally using structured light techniques. From there, machine learning can be used to estimate the shear and normal force components of the contact with the skin, over the entire surface, by observing how the internal envelope distorts the structured illumination.
Many people build cyberdecks just for the heck of it, and there’s nothing wrong with that at all. On the other hand, [cyzoonic]’s rugged ‘deck is a bit more purpose-built. In this instance, the purpose is software-defined radio.
I’m probably as guilty as anyone of reinventing the wheel for a subpart of a project. Heck, sometimes I just feel like working on a wheel design. But if that’s the path you choose, you have to think about whether or not it’s important that others can replicate your project. The nice thing about a bog-standard wheel is that everyone has got one.
“Modular” and “Computer” have historically been on the opposite ends of a rather awkward spectrum. One could argue that a hobbyist grade PC is modular, but only to a point. Re-configuring it on the fly is not readily possible. Modular laptops are slowly happening, but what about handheld devices, where our needs might change on a regular basis?
These days, if you don’t fancy watching morning TV, you can always get an update on the day’s weather from your smartphone, computer, or any one of a series of other connected devices. However, if you’re looking for a more fun way to see what’s in store, this weather diorama from [Lewis] of DIY Machines might be just what you’re looking for.
Some 45%-54% of the world's semiconductor grade neon, critical for the lasers used to make chips, comes from two Ukrainian companies, Ingas and Cryoin, according to Reuters calculations based on figures from the companies and market research firm Techcet. Global neon consumption for chip production reached about 540 metric tons last year, Techcet estimates.
Both firms have shuttered their operations, according to company representatives contacted by Reuters, as Russian troops have escalated their attacks on cities throughout Ukraine, killing civilians and destroying key infrastructure.
Wyoming’s new roadkill feature within the state Department of Transportation app helps people quickly claim accidentally killed deer, elk, moose, wild bison or wild turkey after documenting the animal and reviewing the rules for collecting roadkill to eat.
Another purpose is to help people follow the rules. For safety reasons, roadkill in Wyoming may not be collected after dark, along interstate highways or in construction zones.
National parks, such as Yellowstone and Grand Teton, also are off-limits for roadkill retrieval.
Information security has an concept called "least privilege". The idea is that when a user needs to access a system for some purpose, the administrators of that system should grant the user the minimum number of permissions necessary to fulfill that purpose. It's a relatively simple method of reducing the ways a user could harm the system.
The crux of the concept is that the user is only entering the system in the first place because he or she has a specific, limited set of tasks to perform. The list of allowed actions for that user is finite, and it makes sense to block the user from performing other actions because they fall outside the list.
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I acknowledge the utility of positive regulations in matters of business and especially government powers, but I prefer negative regulations in the laws that govern everyday life. In life, people don't have only one task they're meant to do and nothing else--they often want to live full, rich lives with a myriad of experiences. To that end, sometimes I find the increasing popularity of positive-regulation concepts in society rather concerning.
The Dirty Pipe vulnerability allows attackers to overwrite data in read-only files and to privilege themselves with code injection.
A new high-severity vulnerability for Linux known as ‘Dirty Pipe’ should be kept in mind by all users. It is similar to CVE-2016-5195 ‘Dirty Cow’ but is easier to exploit. Furthermore, due to the ease with which this vulnerability may be used to obtain root access, it will only be a matter of time before threat actors start exploiting it in their attacks.
On Wednesday, Boris Johnson accused Russian President Vladimir Putin of committing war crimes in Ukraine. Johnson is certainly right that Ukrainian civilians are being killed by indiscriminate attacks, but will anyone end up in the dock?
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Saturday accused Russia of committing "a crime against democracy itself" by abducting the mayor of Melitopol, a city in southern Ukraine that Russian troops seized in the early days of the invasion.
"This is obviously a sign of weakness of the invaders," Zelenskyy said during a press conference, praising€ Melitopol Mayor Ivan Federov as someone "who bravely defends Ukraine and the members of his community."
Russian forces on Saturday reportedly shelled a Ukrainian mosque sheltering more than 80 people in the besieged port city of Mariupol, where hundreds of thousands of civilians are currently trapped and struggling to survive in increasingly dire conditions.
"More than 80 adults and children are hiding there from the shelling, including citizens of Turkey," the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry wrote in a tweet early Saturday.
A top Russian diplomat said Saturday that Moscow has informed U.S. officials that it views Western arms shipments to Ukraine as "legitimate targets" for military attacks, heightening fears of a direct confrontation between the nuclear-armed powers.
"We warned the United States that the orchestrated pumping of weapons from a number of countries is not just a dangerous move, it is a move that turns these convoys into legitimate targets," Sergei Ryabkov, Russia's deputy foreign minister, told a state television outlet Saturday morning.
Eleven officials from Russian atomic energy company Rosatom arrived Friday at the Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Station claiming that the plant now belonged to their company.
Western intelligence agencies are investigating a cyberattack by unidentified hackers that disrupted broadband satellite [Internet] access in Ukraine coinciding with Russia's invasion, according to three people with direct knowledge of the incident.
Analysts for the U.S. National Security Agency, French government cybersecurity organization ANSSI, and Ukrainian intelligence are assessing whether the remote sabotage of a satellite [Internet] provider's service was the work of Russian-state backed hackers preparing the battlefield by attempting to sever communications.
The Soviet-era Tu-141 reconnaissance drone crashed in the Croatian capital late Thursday, damaging around 40 parked vehicles, but no one was injured.
It entered Croatia's airspace from Hungary, having flown in from Romania, officials said earlier.
It's a tragic truth that some people are willing to inflict unfathomable suffering and death for the sake of power and wealth. From Russia's aggression in Ukraine to the push for continued climate-altering fossil fuel expansion, selfish gain means more to some than the health and well-being of our children and grandchildren and those yet to be born.
It's not clear whether the Commission will actually tackle offsets, and if they do, it's not clear whether they'll do so well. Certainly, the business lobby has pulled out all the stops to make sure that offsets remain a tool for greenwashing and carbon laundering.
But they really should act. As The Revolving Door Project's Dylan Gyauch-Lewis and Hannah Story Brown write in "The Industry Agenda: Carbon Offsets," if the unregulated securities sold as "offsets" actually do anything to forestall the climate apocalypse, it's largely coincidental.
Olkiluoto 3 was originally scheduled to start up more than 12 years ago, in 2009, but was beset by a long series of technical delays, legal disputes and cost overruns.
Its total cost has been estimated at close to 11 billion euros, making it one of the world's most expensive buildings.
On the heels of fresh data showing that the U.S. inflation rate jumped to a new 40-year high last month, a new survey found that more than 80% of American voters believe costs are rising in part because "big corporations are jacking up prices" while raking in record profits.
Released Friday by the advocacy group Fight Corporate Monopolies, the poll showed that 82% of registered U.S. voters blame big companies for at least some of the recent inflation spike and want elected officials to "take on powerful CEOs and rein in corporate greed to lower prices."
A new draft agreement between Argentina and the International Monetary Fund has eschewed austerity. Pending approval by Argentina's congress and the IMF board, it will allow the Argentine economy to grow while the government continues its efforts to reduce poverty and gradually bring down inflation. With so many countries facing debt distress from the pandemic, the IMF will need to adopt similar changes to its policies elsewhere.
This advice from Bertrand Russell, one of the 20th century’s most prominent progressive intellectuals, toward the end of his long life is very sound. It resonated with me when I recently read it. I’ve been thinking for a while about how and why intelligent, well-meaning people sometimes hold onto beliefs or a particular ideology even when new information, or just the basic facts, should lead to a different view of things.
The following are the prepared remarks from Bishop William J. Barber II, president and senior lecture of Repairers of the Breach and co-chair of the Poor People’s Campaign: A National Call for Moral Revival, delivered March 11, 2022, on last day of the Selma-to-Montgomery march which started earlier in the week.
Prominent social media users and conservative voices have amplified a baseless theory promoted by Russian state media accusing the United States of funding biological weapons laboratories in Ukraine.
There is no evidence to support the claims, which President Volodymyr Zelensky of Ukraine, the White House, the Pentagon and the State Department have all unequivocally denied.
Following Russia's invasion of neighbouring Ukraine, a photo of a woman dressed in military fatigues was shared hundreds of times in social media posts that claimed she is "the wife of the elected president of Ukraine". This is false: the photo shows a Ukrainian soldier during a military parade rehearsal in August 2021. As of March 11, 2022, there have been no official reports that the First Lady of Ukraine, Olena Zelenska, has been directly involved in armed combat.
In interviews with 11 former employees of RT America, some who were working there when it shut down and some who worked there in the network’s earlier days, many stressed that they were against Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and some had criticized the invasion on air.
But they are now grappling with having worked at a company that American television distributors kicked off their platforms days before RT America closed down. Several former employees would discuss their experience only on the condition of anonymity for fear of drawing attention to the affiliation.
The Chilean Congress has been considering a bill to regulate digital platforms since September 2021. The bill aims to curb the enormous power large digital platforms have over users’ content and data — a laudable and necessary objective. However, the bill’s means to achieve this goal could significantly disrupt the sustainability of the free knowledge movement that Wikimedia projects represent.
Below we summarise some of the bill’s problems, which the Wikimedia Foundation and Wikimedia Chile have also raised with the Senate Committee studying the bill.
Russia’s attempt to block independent news of its war in Ukraine has been met with a surge in digital circumvention tools.
Digital freedom groups report increasing use of VPNs and secure communication apps like Telegram as foreign media have evacuated their staff or suspended operations in Moscow and Russia’s media regulator has sought to block local sources of news.
The European Parliament (EP) condemned the harassment and killing of journalists and human rights defenders in Mexico Thursday, drawing an extraordinarily blunt reply from the president’s office that likened European lawmakers to sheep.
The federal government responded by accusing European lawmakers of “corruption, lies and hypocrisy” and describing them as misinformed sheep following the lead of its adversaries.
Rights organisations say many do not receive fair trials in Saudi Arabia, an allegation the government rejects.
The government of Saudi Arabia has executed 81 people—including seven Yemenis and a Syrian national—over the past 24 hours in what is believed to be the largest mass execution in the kingdom's history.
Citing the country's interior ministry, the Wall Street Journal reported Saturday that most of those executed were Saudis.
In spite of all that is happening, the Ukrainian Internet appears to be holding up. And while it is terrible to see the resiliency of a country's Internet tested in this way, it is good to see that it is still functioning. There has been some speculation as to why this is. For example, it may be that the Ukrainian Internet is deliberately not being targeted by the invaders. Or it may be that it is structured in such a way that makes it hard to attack.
In this article, we take a closer look at certain factors that may be contributing to the the resiliency of the Ukrainian Internet.
This week, we announced the winners in all six categories of the fourth annual public domain game jam, Gaming Like It’s 1926. For the next few weeks, we’ll be taking a closer look at each of the winning games (in no particular order). Today, the spotlight is on the winner of the Best Adaptation category: The Wall Across The River by Seth Ellis.
With a fresh batch of DMCA subpoena applications filed in the US, the MPA and ACE want Cloudflare to hand over the personal details of dozens more pirate streaming site operators. One application is of particular interest since it contains what appear to be questionable piracy allegations designed to obtain information on domains that carry no infringing content.
