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The Future is Serverless | CR 271

chris — Mon, 28 Aug 2017 16:17:15 +0000

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El Hoop

Linux hits 25

I’m doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won’t be big and
professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones.

Librem5, a Linux Phone Crowdfunder Passes $100k Milestone

At the time of writing $104,300 has been pledged to the project, which aims to deliver a full-featured Linux phone powered, in part, by Matrix.org‘s communication platform.

Pop!_OS First!_LOOK – dominickm.com

At first glance, Pop looks bright and modern, blending the simplicity of WebOS with the Material Design aesthetic of Android.

AWS Lambda – Serverless Compute

Run code without thinking about servers. Pay for only the compute time you consume.

Azure Functions—Serverless Architecture

Accelerate your development with an event-driven, serverless compute experience. Scale on demand and pay only for the resources you consume.

FREE Offer for BizSpark Members -Startups | Microsoft Azure

JB Skunkworks

Hegemone, the multi-platform bot backend

Repo for collecting POCs proving out ideas for JBot 2.0, project Kore.

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Ask Alice | CR 268

chris — Thu, 03 Aug 2017 15:06:31 +0000

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Hoopla

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ZOMG RSI

Bots

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A Lemur Eats an Apple | CR 228

chris — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 15:52:59 +0000

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Hoopla

Mike Gets a new Rig, the Lemur

New post re my Switch from #Mac to @system76′s Lemur #Linux for my daily driver @ChrisLAS @Kernellinux https://t.co/dtATxbH3Ck

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) October 22, 2016

Bye MacBook, Hello Lemur! – dominickm.com

I am making a bet that the puck is going toward Linux powered AI.

.NET on Linux – bye, Windows 10.

My point is that if you’re not tied up to some specific technology which is not cross platform (which usually means for the Windows users only), you might want to give a try to some other environment. It’s always a good thing to try out something new, hone skills and broaden your horizons.

How to design APIs that don’t suck

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Botpocalypse Now | CR 217

chris — Mon, 08 Aug 2016 16:24:32 +0000

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Special guest Ryan Sipes from Mycroft joins us to discuss his ambitious projects & fulfilling the mission of an open source project.

Plus our thoughts on the impending Bot revolution, the “Internet of APIs” it all depends on & the massive shift that bots could cause in the industry.

We start it all off with a new Coding Challenge!

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Meet Mycroft

The Adapt Intent Parser is an open source software library for converting natural language into machine readable data structures. Adapt is lightweight and streamlined and is designed to run on devices with limited computing resources. Adapt takes in natural language and outputs a data structure that includes the intent, a match probability, a tagged list of entities. The software was developed at Mycroft AI by a team led by Sean Fitzgerald, formerly one of the developers of both Siri and Amazon Echo.

Mycroft Core

Mycroft Core is the primary module that makes up the Mycroft Artificial Intelligence platform. Mycroft makes use of the Adapt Intent Parser, Speech-to-Text software, and Text-to-Speech. The idea behind the platform is to be able to voice enable any device and turn it into a smart personal assistant, able to perform a variety of tasks. Mycroft is often used to refer to the hardware product produced by Mycroft AI, Inc. – so to avoid confusion, the software stack is often referred to as “Mycroft Core”.

Mimic by Mycroft and VocaliD

Mimic is a fast, lightweight Text-to-speech engine developed by Mycroft A.I. and VocaliD, based on Carnegie Mellon University’s FLITE software. Mimic takes in text and reads it out loud to create a high quality voice. Mimic’s low-latency, small resource footprint, and good quality voices set it apart from other open source text-to-speech projects.

OpenSTT | An Open Source Speech-To-Text Project

The OpenSTT project is aimed at creating an open source speech-to-text model that can be used by individuals and company to allow for high accuracy, low-latency conversion of speech into text.

Currently there are no open source speech-to-text models available, instead this technology is locked deep within large companies either tied to only their own proprietary products and services or behind expensive APIs that, in many cases, don’t respect user privacy.

OpenSTT is being led by members of the Mycroft A.I. team as they strive to create a powerful voice interface and artificial intelligence platform. Our goal is to make this technology available to as many people as possible. We do this by leading development of open source projects, OpenSTT is one of these initiatives.

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The Talking Gnome | LINUX Unplugged 147

chris — Tue, 31 May 2016 21:52:49 +0000

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Open Source artificial intelligence in all the things? Ryan from Mycroft joins us to update us on their recent hard work.

Is YubiKey going to hell in a handbasket? The latest from openSUSE, our first impressions of Remix OS & more!

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Pre-Show

The Anatomy of a Linux User

Nicky isn’t outwardly remarkable in any way. She’s a thirtysomething who decided to go back to school later in life than most. She spent six years in the Navy until she decided a job offer from an old friend would be a better bet than a career in the armed forces. That happens a lot in any of the post-war military service branches. It was at that job where I met her. She was the regional manager for an eight state trucking broker and I was driving for a meat packing outfit in Dallas.

Follow Up / Catch Up

SLES 12 SP2 Beta and openQA: status of QA Automation – SUSE Blog | SUSE Communities

TING

Ting – mobile that makes sense

Nitrokey | Secure your digital life

Krita 3.0 Released | Krita

Today the Krita team releases Krita 3.0, the Animation Release. Wrapping up a year of work, this is a really big release: animation support integrated into Krita’s core, Instant Preview for better performance painting and drawing with big brushes on big canvases, ported to the latest version of the Qt platform and too many bigger and smaller new features and improvements to mention!

Gentoo Linux “Choice Edition” Live DVD Released with Kernel 4.5, ZFS on Linux

However, it appears that the Gentoo Linux “Choice Edition” Live DVD contains some special features that have not yet been available in previous releases of the ISO image of the operating system, such as support for modern UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) machines, as well as ZFS on Linux.

DigitalOcean

DigitalOcean: SSD Cloud Server, VPS Server, Simple Cloud Hosting

Mycroft Ai Gnome Shell Extension Release

Releasing the first alpha build v0.1 for Gnome Shell Desktop

Linux Academy

Linux Academy | Linux and AWS Online Training

Remix OS for PC – Android Re-engineered for PC Productivity

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Go Go Golang | CR 203

chris — Mon, 02 May 2016 14:29:39 +0000

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A little reflective & contemplative after a successful human forking, our hosts reflect on a well stated OO vs Functional rant, the bot frameworks that impress & the surprisingly great use case for Go.

Plus the 800 pound snake in the room, a quick Linux switch update for Mike & more!

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Programming Rant: OO V Functional

Hoopla

This Tech Bubble Is Bursting

Bot Framework Follow Up

Microsoft Bot Framework First Impressions

C# / NodeJS is great
Workable via command line on MacOS / Linux
*NIX Compatibility via Mono
Visual Studio / Windows Still Ideal Environment

Mike’s Homework

Facebook’s Messenger Platform
Getting Started
Wit.ai
ITsABot

Go Lang

General Notes
Plugin Ecosystem
Strong for Microsoft, Facebook, and ItsABot
One of these things is not like the others…

Make My Monster Go!

The 800LB Snake in the room….

Linux Trails

Michael Dominick on Twitter: “Giving Antegros a shot. Let’s see if that solves my Skylake issues. If not it’s bye #Linux and back to the #Mac @ChrisLAS”

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Internet of Wine | TTT 239

chris — Tue, 12 Apr 2016 09:48:06 +0000

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Ransomware unlocked, NASA rescues Kepler, the FBI still wants Apple’s help & Telegram wants to be your Jarvis.

Plus our “Kickstarter” of the week might be the craziest IoT device yet!

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Bot Your Life | CR 200

chris — Mon, 11 Apr 2016 08:23:09 +0000

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Has the whole world gotten hot for bots? Slack’s recent $3.8B & Microsoft’s new Bot SDK suggests there is serious interest there. Mike and Chris share their thoughts & ask what makes a bot…. A bot?

Plus the surprising math that makes us shed a tear, feedback & more!

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Hoopla

Mobile Games Still Dominated By VIPs: New Report Finds Over 48% Of All In-Game Revenues Are Generated By Only 0.19% of Players | Business Wire

Slack’s New Funding Garners Nearly $4B Post-Money Valuation | Re/code

The round values Slack at about $3.8 billion

I am so hot on this: https://t.co/T28OX7smSZ #Microsoft nice job @MSDN

cc @Xaccary @ChrisLAS #ai #bots

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) April 2, 2016

Bot Framework

Build and connect intelligent bots to interact with your users naturally wherever they are, from text/sms to Skype, Slack, Office 365 mail and other popular services.

Microsoft Tay Lasts < 1 Day

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Mike Is Doing it Wrong re Swift

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The High Price of Purism | LAS 405

chris — Sun, 21 Feb 2016 19:30:25 +0000

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Is the Librem 15 the ultimate Linux laptop? We review Purism’s Librem 15 laptop, crowd funded and pitched as “the first high-end laptop in the world that ships without mystery software in the kernel, operating system, or any software applications.” Does it live up to the promise? Have we found the true Linux powered MacBook killer?

Plus Linux Mint gets attacked, Ubuntu Touch on hardware you really want, why real ZFS support on Linux is near….

AND SO MUCH MORE!

All this week on, The Linux Action Show!

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Librem 15 Review

Chris announces his backing of the Librem 15

Chris Introduces the Librem 15 for the first time on Nov 23, 2014

Todd from Purism Interviewed: Perfect Linux Laptop | LUP 69

The founder of Purism Librem 15, a laptop that promises to respect your freedom and be the perfect Linux machine joins us to discuss the hardware, software & goals of the project & how he hopes to encourage manufacturers to free the entire stack. But are the goals of this project too ambitions? We’ll ask!

Original Specs

Librem 15: A Laptop That Respects Your Rights | Crowd Supply
15.6″ diagonal LED backlit 1920×1080 FHD (Full High Definition) pixel display
4 Core (8 Threads) 2.3GHz Intel i7-4712MQ
Intel 4600 HD Graphics, and
nVidia GT840M Graphics
375mm x 244mm x 22mm, 2.0Kg
14″ x 9.6″ x 0.86″, 4.4lbs
4GB memory (up to 8GB)
500GB HD (up to 1TB HD or 250GB SSD)
CD/DVD ROM Drive
48 Wh lithium polymer battery
65W power adapter
Up to 8 hours usage
Three USB ports
One HDMI port
One Pop-Down RJ45 Network port
802.11n WiFi
720p camera
Full-size backlit keyboard
SDXC card slot
Purism 64bit GNU/Linux Operating System (Trisquel based)

Upgrades I added

Librem Laptop – Earliest Bird

Memory: 8GB +$100
Storage: 500GB SSD +$275
Drive Bay: CD/DVD ROM
Screen: Full HD (1920×1080)
Keyboard: English (US)
AC Adapter Power Plug: US

Crowdfunding pledge, expected to ship April 2015

Qty 1 $1,824.00 ea.

Backed on Nov 22, 2014 Shipped on Feb 10, 2016 Shipped 286 days late! Originally expected to ship on April 2015

What I Got (different from what I ordered)

CPU Core i7-5557U CPU (2 Core, not 4 Core, but Broadwell instead of Haswell. Should be Skylake by now)
GPU Intel Iris 6100 (Not an Nvidia GPU)
No “Pop-Down RJ45 Network port”

The Fan Noise

Enemy #1 the Librem 15 is really loud. Too loud to use when on mic, and too loud to focus when working. It had to be solved.

Things attempted:

Power management under Pure OS
Re-Load the system to Ubuntu 16.04 and check for drivers/firmware
On suggestion from the IRC, installed Windows 10.
Installed Arch, tried messing with an Intel_pstate controller.
Unplugged Fan!

No Ethernet

Media production sucks over Wifi. For me, a high-end laptop needs to have Ethernet, my workflow basically requires it. So I had compensated by buying a USB-C adapter.

Amazon.com: Anker USB-C to 3-Port USB 3.0 Hub with Ethernet Adapter

Pros

It is well built, compares with any other well built PC laptop very well.
When plugged in, speed feels very responsive.
Easy to hold, feels good in the hand.
LG screen is high-end, has some side address challenges.
USB-C is kinda cool, want to play with that more.
Very easy to nuke and pave. Did not have trouble loading any distro, or even Windows.
It is undeniably unique, and rare. That’s sorta special, and feels a bit like a kit car at the same time.
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Endless

Desktop App Pick

.clayo – osmo

Osmo is a handy personal organizer, which includes calendar, tasks
manager, address book and notes modules. It was designed to be a small, easy
to use and good looking PIM tool to help to manage personal information.
In its current state the organizer is quite convenient to use – for
example, the user can perform nearly all operations using the keyboard.
Also, a lot of parameters are configurable to meet the user’s
preferences. On the technical side, Osmo is GTK+ based tool which uses
a plain XML database to store all personal data.

Weekly Spotlight

Log.io – Real-time log monitoring in your browser

Harvesters watch log files for changes, send new log messages to the server, which broadcasts to web clients. Log messages are tagged with stream, node, and log level information based on user configuration.

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MINT Hacked: Beware of hacked ISOs. Reset Forum Passwords

We were exposed to an intrusion today. It was brief and it shouldn’t impact many people, but if it impacts you, it’s very important you read the information below.

What happened?

Hackers made a modified Linux Mint ISO, with a backdoor in it, and managed to hack our website to point to it.

It seems compromised @linuxmint forum data is already for sale on darknet markets. The seller is quite interesting. pic.twitter.com/7yZl2SR9KT

— Yonathan Klijnsma (@ydklijnsma) February 21, 2016

Check your ISO

Once in the live session, if there is a file in /var/lib/man.cy, then this is an infected ISO

Bad version of linuxmint-17.3-cinnamon-64bit.iso is :

7d590864618866c225ede058f1ba61f0 / CD6DEF080EC08BC0D6159A7168F2F85800EB93C1

Clean version of linuxmint-17.3-cinnamon-64bit.iso is

E71A2AAD8B58605E906DBEA444DC4983 / EA7C906066D2D8E63FC6C0175482196F13AEF8DE

Another story of Unix Trojan: Tsunami (IRC/Bot)

This case is actually a same old flaw’s story: looks like the system was exploited via web admin panel abuse by HTTP access (sorry, can not tell you which web panel right now) using the tools that can send rapid packet fetch/wget requests (later on we know that the malware discussed here also have that function), the root privilege was gained via crontab UID (root, indeed), and practically overall server’s security was compromised from that hole. And the bad guys was compiling nasty downloader/IRC Bot backdoor (known previously named as TSUNAMI) with deleting all source traces+logs related, thus run & hide its service using the fake bash process (ever see a BSD system with bash shell process before? *smile*).

man.cy from malicious Linux Mint iso

man.cy from malicious Linux Mint iso

All forums users should change their passwords.

It was confirmed that the forums database was compromised during the attack led against us yesterday and that the attackers acquired a copy of it. If you have an account on forums.linuxmint.com, please change your password on all sensitive websites as soon as possible.

The database contains the following sensitive information:

Your forums username
An encrypted copy of your forums password
Your email address
Any personal information you might have put in your signature/profile/etc…
Any personal information you might written on the forums (including private topics and private messages)

ZFS filesystem will be built into Ubuntu 16.04 LTS by default

A new long-term support (LTS) version of Ubuntu is coming out in April, and Canonical just announced a major addition that will please anyone interested in file storage. Ubuntu 16.04 will include the ZFS filesystem module by default, and the OpenZFS-based implementation will get official support from Canonical.

What Does Support REALLY mean?

You’ll find zfs.ko automatically built and installed on your Ubuntu systems. No more DKMS-built modules!

Canonical Presents Sony Xperia Z1 and OnePlus One as Ubuntu Phones

“Today, we’re celebrating the arrival of two new Ubuntu phone community ports! If you’re the lucky owner of a Sony Xperia Z1, you will soon be able to download an image to turn it into an Ubuntu phone and PC! Alternatively, if you’re the owner of a OnePlus One you will be able to flash and use Ubuntu on your phone,” Thibaut Rouffineau explained.

Community collaborates on new convergent Ubuntu phones | Ubuntu Insights

We owe a big thank to the Ubuntu community for porting Ubuntu to these devices and especially Marius Gripsgard for his work on the OnePlus One! More widely, this is a meeting of the minds with phone vendors who have been pushing open source in their devices and their developer community for a while. The Sony open source efforts in particular have been essential to this work. Similarly OnePlus’ commitment to open source has helped tremendously towards this port becoming available.

Meizu PRO 5 Ubuntu Edition launches globally

Getting Started | Mimic by Mycroft and VocaliD

Mimic is a fast, lightweight Text-to-speech engine developed by Mycroft A.I. and VocaliD, based on Carnegie Mellon University’s FLITE software. Mimic takes in text and reads it out loud to create a high quality voice. Mimic’s low-latency, small resource footprint, and good quality voices set it apart from other open source text-to-speech projects.

mimic on GitHub

Mimic is a lightweight run-time speech synthesis engine, based on
Flite (Festival-Lite). The Flite project website can be found
here: https://www.festvox.org/flite/ – further information can be found
in the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS file in the Mimic repo.

Microsoft Brings Red Hat Enterprise Linux To Azure

Microsoft is now selling Red Hat Enterprise Linux licenses. Starting today, you will be able to deploy Red Hat Linux Enterprise (RHLE) from the Azure Marketplace and get support for your deployments from both Microsoft and Red Hat.

Red Hat Cloud Access now available on Azure! | Blog | Microsoft Azure

Being recognized as a Red Hat CCSP means Microsoft Azure is a trusted destination for customers to move their Red Hat subscriptions, as part of the Red Hat Cloud Access program. Red Hat products enabled for Cloud Access include Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.7 and above and 7.1 and above, Red Hat JBoss Middleware, OpenShift Enterprise by Red Hat and Red Hat Gluster Storage.

Microsoft Azure Now Offering Red Hat Enterprise Linux, but Not for China and US Gov

In the announcement made on February 17, 2016, Microsoft brags with the fact that it loves Linux and that more than 60 percent of their Azure cloud images are based on Linux.

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