[14:31] schestowitz[TR2][14:31] schestowitz[TR2]XTX Markets has announced that its in-house filesystem, TernFS, is now available as open-source software, under the GPL-2.0-or-later license for its core filesystem components and Apache-2.0 with LLVM exception for protocol definitions and client libraries
[14:31] schestowitz[TR2]Originally built to handle the companys massive data needs, TernFS is designed for exabyte-scale storage, supporting trillions of files and millions of clients at once.
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[14:34] schestowitz[TR2][14:34] schestowitz[TR2]One of the headline changes is the integration of Nexmon, a patched firmware that enables monitor mode and packet injection on certain Broadcom and Cypress Wi-Fi chips. So, with this release, Raspberry Pi boardsincluding the Raspberry Pi 5regain support for Nexmon. In other words, users can once again leverage built-in wireless hardware for sniffing and injection tasks, without relyi [14:34] schestowitz[TR2] ng on external adapters.
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[15:05] schestowitz[TR2][15:05] schestowitz[TR2]Its written in C++, and designed to be fast, standards-compliant, and free of external dependencies. Its main selling point? Unlike most alternative browsers today, Ladybird doesnt sit on top of Chromium or WebKit.
[15:05] schestowitz[TR2]Instead, its building a completely new rendering engine from scratch, which is a rare thing in todays web landscape. For reference, the vast majority of web traffic currently runs through engines developed by either Google (Blink/Chromium), Apple (WebKit), or Mozilla (Gecko).
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