[14:18] schestowitz[TR2][14:18] schestowitz[TR2]Canonical is now issuing Ubuntu Security Notices (USNs) in the open source OSV format. Using the information provided, developers can identify known third-party, open source dependency vulnerabilities that pose a genuine risk to their application and its environment. This collaboration between Canonical and OSV aims to simplify vulnerability management and further enhance security for Ubun [14:18] schestowitz[TR2] tu users.
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[15:10] schestowitz[TR2][15:10] schestowitz[TR2]Matrix is an open standard for decentralized and end-to-end encrypted communication. It is a collection of servers and services that communicate with each other using a standardized API that synchronizes in real time. It uses homeservers to store account information and chat history. If one home server goes down, other servers can continue communication without issues due to the nature of [15:10] schestowitz[TR2] decentralization. You can use a Matrix home server hosted by someone else or host your own to maintain control over your data.
[15:10] schestowitz[TR2]In this tutorial, you will learn how to install and create a chat server using Synapse, a home server implementation of Matrix. Element is a Matrix web client built using Matrix React SDK. This will allow you to offer Matrix chat on the web. You can also use the server with any other Matrix client. We will also install the Coturn server to enable Voice and Video calling. The Coturn servic [15:10] schestowitz[TR2] e is optional if you are not interested in using it.
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[23:37] schestowitz[TR2]Shenzhen Milk-V Technology’s Meles SBC (single board computer) is powered by a T-Head TH1520 quad-core RISC-V processor and offered in a credit card form factor similar to the Raspberry Pi 3 Model B layout. The board is quite more powerful with a 2.0 GHz quad-core SoC equipped with a modern GPU, a 4K capable video encoder and decoder, and a 4 TOPS NPU.