Linux Kernel 6.2 is now available.
Version 6.2 of the Linux operating system has been released, and while those expecting sweeping feature additions might be disappointed, one change will stand out for many.
In a short blog post (opens in new tab), Linux founder and lead developer Linus Torvalds explained that, in the lead up to the release, there had been a few small fixes, stating: “I wasn't going to apply any last-minute patches that weren't actively pushed by maintainers”.
The latest, greatest Linux kernel has arrived and it includes a number of improvements for hardware support, performance, and security.
In a recent email to the LKML mailing list, Linus Torvalds had this to say: "But in the meantime, please do give 6.2 a testing. Maybe it's not a sexy LTS release like 6.1 ended up being, but all those regular pedestrian kernels want some test love too."
Although 6.2 might not be "sexy," it still has plenty to offer. First up are hardware improvements that include out-of-the-box support for Intel Arc graphics and Intel's On-Demand driver. As well, Skylake CPUs have gained a significant performance increase with an addition that's designed to address the Retbleed CPU vulnerability.
In a statement sent out to the Linux kernel developer mailing list (LKML) introducing Linux Kernel 6.2, Linus Torvalds enthusiastically invites people to try it out.
Linux Kernel 6.2 was release this Sunday. Linus Torvalds announced it at lkml.org: So here we are, right on (the extended) schedule, with 6.2 out. Nothing unexpected happened last week, with just a random selection of small fixes spread all over, with nothing really standing out.
Get ready, as the Linux 6.2 merge window is about to be unveiled! This will mark the official commencement of a two-week period in which all new features and changes for Linux 6.3 are incorporated into one release.
Looking to jam to some of your favourite music on YouTube, but don't want to use a web browser to do it?
To Install Mousepad on Linux Mint 21 there are three ways: through Apt, through Flatpak. Read this guide for a complete guide.
In this tutorial, we will show you how to install Nmon on Ubuntu 22.04 LTS. For those of you who didn’t know, Nmon (Nigel’s performance Monitor) is a popular performance monitoring tool for Linux operating systems.
Practical tutorial on how to enable the Vim spell-check feature using the commands that allow us to navigate through the misspelled words along with examples.
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Practical guide on how to use the GPG utility to encrypt and decrypt the Linux files to prevent the unauthorized access to delicate information using examples.
Guide on the method to install the Vim plugins in Linux to add a functionality to the text editor using the plugin manager by implementing practical examples.
It only takes a few easy steps to modify the DNS settings on a Linux or Windows machine to get the most secure and fastest response times when using the internet.
Hello, friends. In this post, you will learn how to install DDoS Deflate to evade DoS attacks on your system. This simple tool can help save your server.
A few months ago, I transitioned from working on CephFS full time back to helping maintain the Linux kernel NFS server (aka knfsd). Chuck Lever (the primary maintainer) and I have a long-term goal to improve testing of incoming changes. In particular, we’d like to have some sort of continuous integration (CI) to help catch regressions.
After reviewing a few options, I settled on kdevops since it’s being adopted by several filesystem teams, and configuring and running it uses tools familiar to kernel developers. It’s configured using the same Kconfig system that the Linux kernel uses, and provisioning and running machines is done using make targets.
Importantly, it is (supposedly) infrastructure-neutral. It can spin up virtual machines locally, using vagrant, or in several major cloud environments using terraform. In principle, it should be possible to run the same set of tests in either environment without any modifications.
podman 4.0 has a new networking stack. It uses Netavark for network setup (this is a direct replacement for CNI), and also uses Aardvark DNS server. Both of these tools are written from scratch in Rust keeping the requirements of podman in mind.
At the time of writing this blog post, we have podman-4.4.1 in Fedora 37, and podman-4.2.0 in Almalinux9.
Are you an Ubuntu user looking for a more efficient and fast package management solution apart from the default APT? If so, installing a Homebrew setup on your Linux machine is the way to go.
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MySQL 8.0 is a popular and widely used open-source relational database management system. It was first released in April 2018 and was developed and maintained by Oracle Corporation. MySQL 8.0 is a major update that includes significant improvements in performance, security, and scalability.
Firefox Nightly is a pre-release version of the popular Mozilla Firefox browser designed for developers and advanced users who want to test the latest features and capabilities of the browser.
Every multimedia whether in a form of image, audio, or video comes with specific information that we call metadata...
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LXDE, short for Lightweight X11 Desktop Environment, is a free and open-source desktop environment designed for low-resource computers, such as older machines, netbooks, and embedded systems. It is built using the GTK+ toolkit and offers a clean and simple interface that is easy to navigate.
VLC media player is a popular and versatile multimedia player that is free and open-source. It is available on various platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS.
GIMP, or the GNU Image Manipulation Program, is a powerful open-source image editing software that can be used for many creative tasks, from photo retouching to graphic design. It is available for multiple operating systems, including Linux, Windows, and Mac.
Tokodon 23.02.0 has been released, and it is an exciting update for Linux users who use Mastodon, the popular open-source social network. Tokodon is a Mastodon client designed specifically for Linux users, offering an easy-to-use interface and seamless integration with the Mastodon platform.
Solus is a fully-fledged, independent rolling release Linux distribution targeted at desktop users. It is unique because it is written from scratch and has its repositories and package manager, EOPKG. In addition, the distro is traditionally associated with Budgie as its flagship desktop environment.
While receiving less attention than other leading desktop-oriented Linux distros such as Ubuntu, Fedora, Linux Mint, and others, Solus has a devoted fan base concerned about what has been happening to their favorite distro in the last month. Here’s what it is all about.
Helios is a microkernel written in the Hare programming language, and the subject of a talk I did at FOSDEM earlier this month. You can watch the talk here if you like:
A while ago I promised someone that I would not do any talks on Helios until I could present them from Helios itself, and at FOSDEM I made good on that promise: my talk was presented from a Raspberry Pi 4 running Helios. The kernel was originally designed for x86_64 (though we were careful to avoid painting ourselves into any corners so that we could port it to more architectures later on), and I initially planned to write an Intel HD Graphics driver so that I could drive the projector from my laptop. But, after a few days spent trying to comprehend the IHD manuals, I decided it would be much easier to port the entire system to aarch64 and write a driver for the much-simpler RPi GPU instead. 42 days later the port was complete, and a week or so after that I successfully presented the talk at FOSDEM. In a series of blog posts, I will take a look at those 42 days of work and explain how the aarch64 port works. Today’s post focuses on the bootloader.
The Helios boot-up process is:
- Bootloader starts up and loads the kernel, then jumps to it
- The kernel configures the system and loads the init process
- Kernel provides runtime services to init (and any subsequent processes)
Linux kernel 6.2 was announced by Linus Torvalds just the other day and now it’s been successfully compiled by the Ubuntu Kernel Team into binaries for amd64 (x86_64), AArch64 (ARM64), ARMhf, PowerPC 64-bit Little Endian (ppc64el), and IBM System z (s390x) architectures on the official Ubuntu Kernel Archive.
I don’t recommend installing a mainline kernel on an Ubuntu LTS (Long-Term Support) edition, such as Ubuntu 22.04 LTS, so I’ve only tested the install on Ubuntu 22.10, but it can be installed on any supported Ubuntu release. Here's how!
The moteus controller, when it implements its control algorithms, uses the internal RC oscillator of the onboard STM32G4 microcontroller to calculate things like velocity and to advance position over time. Typically, this is accurate to within 0.5% which is more than sufficient for most applications. However, there are cases where it does matter
Hardkernel have added Intel Alder Lake mini PCs to their ODROID-H series and they are known as the ODROID-H3 and ODROID-H3+. Like the discontinued ODROID-H2/H2+, this new series also supports the Net Card which will add four extra 2.5 gigabit Ethernet ports. Hardkernel kindly sent an ODROID-H3+ together with a selection of accessories for review and I’m going to look at the effect on performance when changing the Power Limit values in the UEFI (BIOS) together with the network performance of the Net Card.
Sparkfun NanoBeacon is a module equipped with InPlay IN100 NanoBeacon Bluetooth 5.3 beacon SoC, a Qwicc connector, and a few GPIOs designed to work with Bosch Sensortec BME280 3-in-1 humidity sensor, measuring humidity, air pressure, and ambient temperature, and the BMA400 ultra-low power accelerometer sensor.
You too can be a witch or wizard with this "charming" project that merges, Bluetooth, Raspberry Pi and USB HID with real magical movements.
Guide on how to use the isdigit() function in C language, the theoretical description of this function, its syntax, input and output arguments, and data type.
In JavaScript, there are several ways to retrieve the current timestamp. One of the simplest and most efficient ways to do this is by using the built-in Date.now() method.
A lambda expression is a code you enter to define a short function.
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In programming, a method is a block of code that performs a specific task or action. Built-in methods, also known as native methods or standard methods, are pre-defined methods that are included as part of a programming language.
Anton Antonov created a new Raku module (Gherkin::Grammar), expanding on the work that the late Robert Lemmen did on integrating Gherkin as a test methodology in the Raku Programming Language. And posted an introduction to it.
Tutorial on how to alter a Pandas DataFrame into an HTML table using the “pandas.DataFrame.to_html()” method by designing the DataFrame that renders into HTML.
Tutorial on how to compute the rolling correlation on a Pandas DataFrame and find the rolling correlation using the “DataFrame_object.rolling().corr()” method.
Tutorial on the concept of calculating the exponential weighted moving average in Pandas to compute the averages of distinct subsets of the entire dataset.
Practical tutorial on how to change the NaN values in a row or column of a Pandas DataFrame to 0 using fillna() and replace() methods to reduce the complexity.
Tutorial on how to utilize the “to_csv()” Pandas method to export a Pandas DataFrame into a CSV file as a comma-separated value (CSV) datatype to your machine.
Comprehensive tutorial on how to retrieve the DataFrame rows based on their indexes in Pandas using the syntax of the filter() function along with examples.
After successfully bringing together more than 500 companies to create the Matter smart home interoperability standard, the Connectivity Standards Alliance (CSA) has set its sights on an audacious new standards plan.
Last night I was at an event in a school gymnasium. I sat in the bleachers high and to the right. Three hours into the evening, I dropped my phone and it found the space between the bleachers and the wall. I heard it bounce off metal and hit the floor twenty-five feet below.
There was nothing to be done but to find someone on staff at the event and ask permission to go retrieve the phone. "This is embarrassing, but..." What was wonderful is the people I talked to had empathy, offered to help right when the event was complete, and even found me in the crowd ten minutes later when it was okay for me to sneak under the bleachers to look for my device.
Commissioner LenarÃÂiÃÂ participates in the Ministerial Roundtable Understanding and communicating existing and future risks...
Stanford research shows why solid-state electrolyte batteries, a fast-charging, fireproof version of current batteries, have been failing.
A preview event at the European Space Agency's main technology center highlighted that the game is almost as hard as real space travel, but very fun.
“Congratulations! I am pleased to inform you that you have been admitted to the University of Michigan!” is a phrase any high school student applying to the University of Michigan hopes to see come decision day.
Prof. Nina Kohn and I argue that they do
Global hunger declined for decades before pandemic policies and Russia’s invasion broke the world.
Juliana Fong breaks down the science behind Asian people's increased risk for type 2 diabetes — as well as the lifestyle changes that can help mitigate it. "We all need to be aware of what our own ethnic heritage predisposes us to," she writes, "so that we can take action."
Microsoft has a chance to argue its case to buy Activision in front of the European Union’s antitrust authorities.
Fortinet releases 40 security advisories to inform customers about patches, including for critical code execution vulnerabilities in FortiNAC and FortiWeb.
Coinbase was recently targeted in a sophisticated phishing attack and the cryptocurrency exchange linked the hack to the 0ktapus group.
API security is a ‘great gateway’ into a pen testing career, advises specialist in the field
As the use of Bash scripting becomes increasingly common, it's important to consider the security risks associated with these scripts. Bash scripts can be an easy target for attackers, who may attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in your code to gain access to your system or execute malicious commands. In this article, we will discuss some tips for securing your Bash scripts and preventing vulnerabilities.
The Lehigh Valley Health Network has been the target of a cyberattack from a suspected Russian ransomware group.
In a statement issued Monday morning, LVHN President and CEO Brian A. Nester said, “Lehigh Valley Health Network has been the target of a cybersecurity attack by a ransomware gang, known as BlackCat, which has been associated with Russia. As of today, the attack has not disrupted LVHN’s operations. Based on our initial analysis, the attack was on the network supporting one physician practice located in Lackawanna County. We take this very seriously and protecting the data security and privacy of our patients, physicians and staff is critical.”
An estimated 14,000 employees at a Liverpool NHS hospital trust have been informed that their data was leaked via email due to human error, according to reports.
A file containing sensitive payroll information was sent to hundreds of NHS managers and 24 external accounts, according to an apology letter to victims from trust chief executive, James Sumner, seen by the Liverpool Echo.
“The spreadsheet file included a hidden tab which contained staff personal information,” the letter read. “Whilst it was not visible to those receiving the email, it should not have been included in this spreadsheet. The information in this hidden tab included names, addresses, DOBs, NI numbers, gender, ethnicity, salary, it did not include bank account details.”
Each of the 24 external recipients have been notified and confirmed deletion of the file, Sumner reportedly added.
Hackers continue to create fake Web3-enabled websites to fleece unsuspecting victims’ browser-based wallets, with ETHDenver being the latest victim.
India is moving towards digitization€ as the government is now planning to develop new digital ids in 2023 in Indian administrative Kashmir. According to the government, the new database will enhance the approach to public welfare,but many Muslim Kashmiris view this step of the government as expansion of its influence over their lives.
Turning the pages of history concerning the gradual progress of humankind, right from the ancient to the modern world, a common connecting link can be found. It is called War. But what makes this fact more interesting is the perpetually changing nature of war.
Japan's Prime Minister Fumio Kishida has announced a new $5.5 billion financial aid package for Ukraine and will mark the first anniversary of the war on February 24 by hosting an online Group of Seven summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy.
The Kremlin has urged Moldova to exercise caution in its statements about Russian forces stationed in the breakaway Transdniester region just days after a new pro-Western government led by Prime Minister Dorin Recean was sworn in.
Russia poses a clear military threat in Sweden's immediate area but its forces are largely tied up in the war in Ukraine, the Swedish Military Intelligence and Security Service (MUST) said on February 20
Nigeria has called on Finland to stop a Finnish politician from leading an armed revolt in southeastern Nigeria. Simon Ekpa, a local Lahti city councillor representing the National Coalition Party, is calling on millions of people to boycott upcoming Nigerian general elections next weekend, using social media. Ekpa is the leader of the Indigenous People of Biafra (IPOB), a separatist movement agitating for the secession of Biafra in southeastern Nigeria. IPOB also comprises the Eastern Security Network, which is a paramilitary group.
Government forces and Russian allies in the Central African Republic have abused civilians, and Russian operatives have hampered peacekeeping operations there, a UN rights expert said on February 20. "
"Billions of taxpayers' dollars are being torched at the altar of U.S. hegemony, the military-industrial complex, and a corrupt Congress," people protesting in Washington DC said.
ââ¬â¹The White House said it gave Russia a heads up about President Biden's surprise visit to Ukraine on Monday to avoid heightening tensions between the two nuclear powers.
Estonia’s Prime Minister Kaja Kallas Sunday asserted that Russia must be prosecuted for crimes of aggression when the war in Ukraine comes to an end. In an interview with the Associated Press, Kallas rejected the idea of ending the conflict with a peace deal and insisted that Moscow be held accountable for war crimes.
A Vilnius court on Monday ruled to liquidate the International Forum of Good Neighborhood, an organisation co-founded by Algirdas Paleckis, a controversial Lithuanian figure convicted for spying for Russia.
Lithuanian Foreign Minister Gabrielius Landsbergis has called for sanctions against Russia's state-owned energy corporation Rosatom.
The Lithuanian Orthodox Church says if the five formerly defrocked priests return to serve, they would be committing a sin. The comment comes following the decision by the Patriarchate of Constantinople to reinstate the five priests who were fired from the church allegedly for their opposition to the war in Ukraine.
Around 600 troops from the German brigade assigned to Lithuania are set to arrive in Lithuania this week to take part in the first exercise of the year, the Lithuanian Armed Forces said on Monday.
Russia’s mercenary group Wagner may try to test Western defence mechanisms by attacking the Baltic states, KÃâ¢stutis Budrys, President Gitanas Nausėda’s chief national security advisor, has said.
Lithuania’s Defence Ministry last week proposed simplifying the existing procedures for taking private land for public needs to develop military infrastructure.
A new book titled The Whistleblower and the President (Pranešėjas ir Prezidentas), published earlier this month, reveals more details about Lithuanian President Gitanas Nausėda's conflict with the then foreign and defence ministers, Linas LinkeviÃÂius and Raimundas Karoblis.
As winter approached, Lithuania started preparing for a new wave of refugees from Ukraine. However, these predictions did not materialise.
Last year saw a record number of guns intercepted at airport checkpoints across the country
China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs was quick to claim that a spy balloon breaching US territorial airspace and flying close enough to military sites to monitor them...
Atlantic Council experts share their insights on the importance of Biden's surprise trip to Kyiv and more at the one-year mark of Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
While much of the world is focused on Chinese balloons violating US airspace, Iranian President Ebrahim Raisi recently flew to Beijing to meet with Chinese leader Xi Jinping.
Russian Navy frigate Admiral Gorshkov (pennant number 454) ported briefly in Durban en route to Richards Bay and Exercise Mosi II in what the SA National Defence Force (SANDF) said was “a courtesy visit”.
A French national rescued in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean by a Russian Navy tanker heading for Exercise Mosi II with South Africa, has safely arrived in Cape Town, disembarking on Friday 17 February. The medium sea tanker Kama is supporting the frigate Admiral Gorshkov on a long-distance naval deployment in the Atlantic Ocean.
Indonesian Transport Minister Budi Karya Sumadi and his Guinean counterpart Felix Lamah in January signed a Letter of Intent (LoI), the first step in the two countries’ commitment to explore cooperation in the aviation sector. The initial cooperation agreement between the two countries will then be followed up at the technical level.
US President Joe Biden said his country would remain with Ukraine "as long as it takes" during a surprise visit to Kyiv, just days ahead of the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Washington has expressed concern that China may be considering supplying weapons to Russia, with Beijing's top diplomat due to visit Moscow shortly.
President Joe Biden has made an unannounced visit to Kyiv ahead of the one-year anniversary of Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on February 24, 2022 not only brought war to Europe once again but saw Sweden and Finland formally apply for NATO membership, a decided shift away€ from the long-standing policies of neutrality cherished by several European countries.
Washington strongly supports Sweden and Finland’s quick NATO accession given steps they have already taken, U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken said on Monday, even as his Turkish counterpart stressed the need for more concrete action.
Burkina Faso announced on Sunday that operations by the French army in the jihadist-hit West African state were officially over, after bilateral relations soured in recent months.
Matthew Hutchins was added to the witness list after earlier saying he "will fully cooperate with this prosecution" of Baldwin.
Parts of Earth's ice sheets that could lift global oceans by metres will likely crumble with another half degree Celsius of warming, and are fragile in ways not previously understood, according to new research.
Chinese enterprise Youon Technology has launched a hydrogen-powered bicycle.
Last year saw Denmark’s public debt collection agency Gældsstyrelsen collect a record amount from people with debts to the state.
Around 600 companies who transport energy in Denmark have not been sufficiently checked for correct pricing, according to the Danish state auditor.
A new€ collective bargaining agreement€ between an employers’ association and trade union will push wages up by four percent over the next two years.
Families are gravitating towards affordable, city-fringe locations as cost of living pressures take a toll on household budgets. The latest version of Domain’s school zone report revealed shifting priorities among Australian families from catchments with a lifestyle appeal, such as near the coast or national parks, to less expensive locations.
The company said it sees “huge headroom” for growth in the segment.
Interest rates may contribute to short-term jumps in house prices, but over the long term, factors such as population growth have a much bigger impact.
A Qatari royal and one of the UK’s richest people submitted bids for Manchester United, one of the world’s most successful soccer clubs, currently owned by the US Glazer family.
Iain Davis In his€ excellent exposé€ of the recent decision by the Knight-Cronkite News Lab (KCNL) to advocate journalism that€ goes beyond objectivity, and in light of the report from the Columbia Journalism Review (CJR) confirming that RussiaGate was€ fabricated nonsense, genuinely independent researcher, writer and filmmaker James Corbett made a number of very salient points.
While the office was created with "modest authority and limited responsibilities," the modern president has increasingly unchecked power and authority.
How the satanic-themed sex parties of Horace Dibben helped collapse the British government.
A Hong Kong veteran journalist began testifying over an allegedly “seditious” profile of a now-detained democrat on Monday, as the sedition trial against a shuttered news outlet Stand News entered its 33rd day.
Pro-democracy media mogul Jimmy Lai has asked the High Court to prevent Beijing’s recent interpretation of the national security law from affecting an earlier ruling that allowed him to be represented by a UK lawyer at his upcoming trial. T
The leader and two members of the League of Social Democrats (LSD) – one of the few active pro-democracy groups remaining in Hong Kong – have pleaded not guilty to collecting donations without a permit at street booths in Mong Kok.
The snake is about 1m long and weighs about 800g.
News publishers announce new investment in the Ozone Project.
Major Fox talk show hosts knew that Trump's claims of a stolen election were false, but chose not to say so on air, for fear that it would anger their audience.
Attempts by trolls to write the sentence "Nato cannot save Finland" in Finnish failed because the language has two different words for 'save', with two completely different meanings.
Stoltenberg is scheduled to attend a Nordic Social Democratic parties meeting on 28 February.
The TRG M10 precision rifle systems can hit a variety of targets at ranges exceeding 1,400 metres, according to the Ministry of Defence.
Author Salman Rushdie on Monday decried the editing of Roald Dahl's children's books by so-called sensitivity experts looking to appease a modern audience, calling the changes "absurd censorship."
Andy Lee Roth joins Lee Camp to cover Project Censored's annual Top 25 Most Censored Stories of the past year that are underreported or neglected by mainstream media.
Hong Kong journalist Bao Choy has vowed to “monitor the rich and powerful” and “seek truth” with her newly launched media outlet The Collective HK.
An official helpline for victims of online violence is active on the CRO Cyber Rights Organization website: “A direct line between survivors of cybercrime and gender-based online violence and the legal and IT cyber assistance activities of our team of international experts”, explains Director Annachiara Sarto.€
"A sustained campaign of condemnation isn’t going to push these judges to write liberal opinions, but it could chasten them toward more moderate ones."
Psychiatrists should be included in government-funded homeless outreach teams in Hong Kong to help refer street sleepers with mental illness to public hospitals for treatment, an advocacy group has said.
A court in Minsk has granted a prosecution request to hold a closed-door trial of journalist Paval Belavus on charges related to his participation in anti-government protests.
Belarus has expelled three Polish diplomats, the Polish Foreign Ministry confirmed on February 20, according to the Onet.pl news service.
Iranian protesters have staged new anti-government protests in several neighborhoods of the capital, Tehran, in a continued show of defiance amid unrest over the death of a young woman while in police custody for allegedly wearing a head scarf improperly.
Amnesty International Sunday called for a Tunisian lower court to quash convictions against two LGBTQ+ individuals who were convicted for homosexuality. A transgender woman and gay man were arrested along with six others December 11, 2022 in a raid carried out by the Gorjeni Judicial Police Brigade.
Open arguments before the nine justices are scheduled to begin on Tuesday.
Section 230 helped the internet flourish. Now its scope is under scrutiny.
On February 16, 2023, Unified Patents marked the kick off of PATCEPTA, a new open source rules engine for improving patent prosecution and management through automation. We invite any interested party to join in order to help foster a new generation of IP management practices using open source software.
Additionally, this meeting marked the announcement of the publication of the first open source patent and trademark ruleset (https://github.com/patcepta/.github).€
Right wing think tanks (like ALEC and TPPF) are pushing laws that would prevent state agencies from contracting with financial companies unless they prop up fossil fuels, and Texas has already signed into law an implementation of their model bill.
“Free trade, free speech for me but not for you” seems to be their motto. “Regulation, overreach for you but not for me”, their jam.
One is that we're supposed to call it TLS; apparently Microsoft had too much pride to take a knee and use a Netscape protocol, and so SSL had to be renamed.
Just as we pay our electric company by the kilowatt-hour, modern media, from cable channels to newspapers to recipe blogs to social media, is paid by the eyeball-minute. More eyeball-minutes equal more ads equal more money. It's not enough for a site to have good content, provide it to their users, and then have those users fuck off and do something else. The pool of new users to extract eyeball-minutes from would run dry quickly. Users must instead be kept "engaged" with new content which is constantly evolving to their tastes.
@frotz@mstdn.games, @phf@tabletop.social and I recorded a podcast episode! The podcast has exactly one episode. No promises for more. But we had fun doing it, and I like the format: We all come unprepared, everybody can propose a topic and then we decide what to talk about. This time we decided to talk about the idea of having rules without a setting.
My biggest coup in this regard is getting OpenJDK 19 running. I have little grokage as to what the actual differences are amongst the arm architectures. My system is 64 bit on Raspi 4B, and it seems to be able to handle aarch64 “sometimes”, if I respecify that as armhf.
I already had a similar board before: the Pine64 Rock64 (4GB); that I bought for the same reason (cheap price) and I sold right after for the same issue I am having right now: poor OS support.
* Gemini (Primer) links can be opened using Gemini software. It's like the World Wide Web but a lot lighter.