[03:46] schestowitz[TR2]Tails now stores a random seed on the USB stick to strengthen all cryptography. [03:46] schestowitz[TR2] Having a secure random number generator is critical to some of the cryptography used in Tails, for example, in the Persistent Storage, Tor, or HTTPS. [03:46] schestowitz[TR2] This random seed is stored outside of the Persistent Storage so that all users can benefit from stronger cryptography. [03:46] schestowitz[TR2]
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[05:49] schestowitz[TR2][05:49] schestowitz[TR2]Prestashop is a free and open-source e-commerce solution written in PHP. It allows you to create online stores, self-host, and grow your online business.
[05:49] schestowitz[TR2]Prestashop is a fully customizable and feature-rich e-commerce solution for building comprehensive e-commerce websites. In the meantime, Prestashop is used by more than 250.000 online stores around the globe and is available in 65 languages.
[05:49] schestowitz[TR2]In this guide, youll learn how to install Prestashop on the Ubuntu 24.04 server with the LAMP Stack (Linux, Apache, MySQL/MariaDB, and PHP) and Composer.
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[05:51] schestowitz[TR2][05:51] schestowitz[TR2]Magento is an open-source e-commerce platform written in PHP. It was acquired by Adobe in 2018. It is also offered as a commercial and cloud-based product. You can use Magento to create high-capacity professional shopping websites. It offers both - a single-store and a multiple-store mode. It comes with lots of modules to extend its functionality.
[05:51] schestowitz[TR2]In this tutorial, we will install the Magento open-source community edition. It offers all the functionality you need to set up a professional online store. We will also install Elasticsearch to search through the product catalog, Redis for the session, and file cache, and serve it using the Nginx server.
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[05:53] schestowitz[TR2][05:53] schestowitz[TR2]Plasma 6.1 has been released to good reviews! Weve spent the week fixing issues reported so far, as always. So far were in good shape here, with almost all the big issues fixed already. Were still tracking a few more, such as cases where triple buffering introduced stuttering, or random QML widgets and System Settings pages failing to launch until Qts QML cache folder i [05:53] schestowitz[TR2] s cleared (if you do this, please save it first and attach it to the bug report).
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[05:54] schestowitz[TR2][05:54] schestowitz[TR2]Star charts arent anything new and astronomers (both amateur and professional) use them all the time. But we like the portable nature of Shabazs Starmap, which would be easy to carry along on a camping trip to a dark sky area. It doesnt require any internet connectivity to work, so it is perfect for use in rural settings. And the round LCD display is pretty darn attractive.
[05:54] schestowitz[TR2]That screen is a 1.28 GC9A01 round TFT LCD with a resolution of 240240, intended for use in smartwatches. It receives its graphics from an Arduino UNO R4 Minima, modified for 3.3V logic levels to suit the display. Shabaz also added a flash memory chip large enough to contain the star chart data.
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[06:07] schestowitz[TR2][06:07] schestowitz[TR2]How do we put this metaphor to work in our inboxes? Martin has some steps for getting the most out of this analogy, and the first is to set aside a specific time in your day to tackle your inbox. This is the email equivalent of emptying your dryer, not just looking in it, and sorting the clothes into baskets. Youre already setting future you up for a better day with this first step!
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[06:28] schestowitz[TR2][06:28] schestowitz[TR2]In this blog post, we are going to discuss how modern AI workloads challenge the common data centre network technologies. We will introduce NVIDIAs Spectrum-X, which combines their BlueField-3 DPUs and Super NICs with their Spectrum-4 line of Ethernet switches to solve these challenges. In this article, we will detail the extent of Canonicals software support for this hardware.
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