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Can’t Live Without IT | Ask Noah 52

chris — Tue, 06 Mar 2018 22:17:48 +0000

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Macbook Pro 2013 with Linux
Command to show you “System Product Name” sudo dmidecode -s system-product-name
Telegram Outage
ThinkPad with 32GB of RAM
System 76 Galago
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Bite of the AR Apple | CR 276

chris — Thu, 05 Oct 2017 07:22:12 +0000

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APFS

Just what’s so great about APFS?
Prepare for APFS in macOS High Sierra
Apple is upgrading millions of iOS devices to a new modern file system today

iOS Dev X

Challenges of the iPhone X

The ‘nub’ and its implications
iPhone X
iPhone 8
Issues with FaceID

Abstractions And Leaks

Difficulties of multiple abstraction levels
Apache Cordova
Ionic Framework
React Native

AR as the future of iOS Development

Introducing ARKit

iPhone X and ARKit enable a revolutionary capability for robust face tracking in augmented reality apps. Using the TrueDepth camera, your app can detect the position, topology, and expression of the user’s face, all with high accuracy and in real time, making it easy to apply live selfie effects or use facial expressions to drive a 3D character.

Expect some Halloween fun from Mike

Wes is HomeKit Curious

Limitations of Alexa
Security Implications
iHome
HomeKit
Issues integration with Open Source

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Legalize Math | CR 256

chris — Mon, 08 May 2017 16:19:24 +0000

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Papers Please!

Yellow Light Crusader Fined for Doing Math Without a License

Microsoft unveils Windows 10 S, an education edition limited to Windows Store apps

Surface Laptop running Windows 10 S_, starting at $999, on June 15

Alexa learns to talk like a human with whispers, pauses & emotion

a new set of speaking skills for the virtual assistant, which will allow her to do things like whisper, take a breath to pause for emphasis, adjust the rate, pitch and volume of her speech, and more. She’ll even be able to “bleep” out words — which may not be all that human, actually, but is certainly clever.

A Coder Audience Project Goes Into Production

GitHub – JupiterBroadcasting/CasterSoundboard: A soundboard for hot-keying and playing back sounds. (For podcasting)

A soundboard for hot-keying and playing back sounds. (For podcasting)

We need your help!

Save / Export the sound board
Large playback buttons, larger volume slider (easier for touch on desktop touch monitor)
The full tile should trigger play or pause
Stretch goal: Dropdown to manually select sound device.

Chris Bought a 2016 MacBook Pro

A Week Editing with the New MacBook Pros and Final Cut Pro X

This speed will mean everything will work more quickly. Apps open faster, saves happen faster. A couple of benchmarks here, the 15 inch SSD is quoted as being twice as fast as the previous model. Also the latest USB C SSDs from Samsung are quoted at 450 MB/s read, 450 MB/s write for comparison.

Final Cut Pro rendering almost twice as fast on new 15-inch MacBook Pro as original Retina model | 9to5Mac

The 2012 machine took 5 mins 50 seconds to render the output, while the 2016 model did the same job in 3 mins 5 seconds.

Running Rails on Docker Compose

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Riding the Whale | CR 254

chris — Mon, 24 Apr 2017 17:19:38 +0000

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Hoopla

Uber CEO Plays with Fire
Uber Hid the UUID Fingerprinting Practice with Geofencing
Angular 4
Smaller and faster via new Views Engine for more efficient and less + generated code
Animations are in their own packages
Typescript 2.2 compatibility
Some improvements to ng-if / ng-for
Angular “One Framework” == Progressive Web Apps
Stanford Boots Java for JavaScript
Weird as this is, it makes sense
Java teaches OO design elements and is a great way to get a good corp job
JavaScript and its ilk are the where the future / present is
Coding is the Next Blue Collar Job
Is Macro development coding?
What is a programmer in 2017?

Focus

Why Mike is selling his new MacBook and LG Monitor

Why I am selling my #macbook? One word – "focus" #linux #devops #programming https://t.co/v2rd6PmeWr

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) April 24, 2017

Cool of the Week

OpenLara

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Just Some Tools | CR 249

chris — Mon, 20 Mar 2017 15:10:26 +0000

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Trying out a new @daskeyboard #Programming pic.twitter.com/o7Oguhlpwl

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) March 17, 2017

So I needed one…. #mac #xamarin #iosdev pic.twitter.com/9shIKvruaU

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) March 18, 2017

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Mac’s Exodus of 2017 | LAS 451

chris — Sun, 08 Jan 2017 20:39:41 +0000

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PREDICTIONS!!

Chris’ Predictions:
Big year for media production on Linux. Linux is damn near perfect for audio podcasting already.
Microsoft makes a deal with Canonical to run a product on Ubuntu blessed Kernel
A great year for Elementary OS / Solus – For different reasons, that appeal to a large and not yet discovered base.
Plasma Desktop’s best year in ages. They’ve hit a stride and the Neon project is showing everyone the results as fast as they can ship it.
Gnome will likely be the biggest receiver of Macs exodus.
Dell expands its Linux line to the point that I start taking them seriously as a Linux vendor.
Valve pulls back on Steam Machines for 2017, doubles down on Steam Link.
Valve Brings early VR to Linux.
By the end of 2017, OSS File Sync is mostly a finished discussion.
Noah’s Predictions:
IOT pisses me off more than in any year past
USB3 available on every laptop sold
A fall in macbook purchases
Chris mispronounces a project name
JB Moves to a internet based server arch
Intensive application such as audio/video avail on linux via cloud
Linux based self driving car as a service

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Runs Linux

Smart Watch RUNS LINUX

Here’s the sad thing; on my laptop, I still am running the bloated, legacy X11 display server. I had to because I was involved in maintaining an X11 desktop environment. But Asteroid OS is 100% Wayland only. And it works like a charm:

Desktop App Pick

FSlint – Duplicate file finder for linux

FSlint is a utility to find and clean various forms of lint on a filesystem.
I.E. unwanted or problematic cruft in your files or file names.
For example, one form of lint it finds is duplicate files.
It has both GUI and command line modes.
For more info please see the FAQ.

Thunderbird

Thunderbird replicates the new look and feel of Mozilla Firefox in an effort to provide a similar user experience across all Mozilla software desktop or mobile and all platforms.
Tabbed email lets you load emails in separate tabs so you can quickly jump between them. Tabs appear on the top of the menu bar providing a powerful visual experience and allowing the toolbars to be much more contextual.
Tabbed email lets you keep multiple emails open for easy reference. Double-clicking or hitting Enter on a mail message will open that message in a new tab.
When quitting Thunderbird, visible tabs will be saved and will be restored when you open Thunderbird the next time. There is also a Tab menu on the Tab toolbar to help you switch between tabs.

Spotlight

Commercial DAW VST Plugins on Linux

Unleash your creativity with this collection of inspiring, contemporary DSP effects. Compatible with all major DAW’s, your signature sound is no longer limited to a single host.
Introducing a collection of 16 contemporary FX plugins for use with any DAW. Utilizing the very latest algorithms and coding techniques, the plugins feature extraordinary sound quality in an extremely efficient package, allowing the plugins to be used liberally across a wide range of native computer systems. Empower your creativity with the DAW Essentials Collection.

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Canonical Clarifies Ubuntu Phone State: Nothing Really Until Snap-Based Image Ready

Pat shares that the Click-based Ubuntu Phone images are indeed on the way out, there will be no new Ubuntu Phone models until there is a “Snap image”, and they don’t plan to do an OTA-15 feature release. Canonical doesn’t plan to land any new features to the current stable PPA, but they will be providing security updates for important components.

Is Ubuntu Touch Dead?

Endless introduces Linux mini desktop PCs for American market

For the past few years Endless Computers has been making inexpensive Linux-based computers designed for use in emerging markets. Last summer the company also started working with PC makers to load its Endless OS software on some computers.
Now Endless is launching its first products designed specifically for the United States.
The Endless Mission One and Mission Mini are small, low power computers that sell for $249 or less. They should both be available for pre-order starting January 16th.
Home | Endless Computers

KDE Neon Now Available as Docker Image

I’m announcing a beta of KDE neon on Docker. Docker containers are a lightweight way to create a virtual system running on top of your normal Linux install but with its own filesystem and other rules to stop it getting in the way of your OS. They are insanely popular now for server deployment but I think they work just as well for checking out desktop and other UI setups.
To give it a try first setup docker as you would for your distro. For Ubuntu distros that means running:

NVidia New ShieldTV

Nvidia’s Shield set-top streaming device got an update at this year’s CES, and it was a big one: The new hardware is 40 percent smaller than the original, with a new Android 7.0 Nougat-based operating system and a redesigned UI that groups games together and just generally organizes things a bit more logically. It also handles 4K HDR content streaming, and boasts the most sources available for such content of any set-top streaming device currently available.

Pornhub 2016 – Linux up by 3%

When it comes to porn, we usually ask if you’re more into ass or tits, though the increasingly more important question when it comes to porn consumption is Apple or Android? And Pornhub never misses a chance to report on the different behavior between different OS users. So looking back at 2016, we (of course) dug into the difference in traffic and tastes by operating systems. Let’s start with desktop. While Windows continues to dominate when it comes to which operating system users count on to watch Pornhub (about 80% of desktop users), Mac OS and Linux are on the rise, with Mac OS up 8% in traffic share and Linux up an impressive 14%.

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Name: frodo wiz
Subject: Solus Feedback
Message: I tried this out a few times throughout this year and was happy with it until i found out it will never support ZFS. solus os has some bells and whistles as far as steam goes. except for data integrity. simple question for Ike: Do you expect me to amass 500 gig of games over a cell phone connection and trust that data wont get bit rot with any other file system than ZFS? wanna re-download 10 of them over cell connection? i didn’t think so. ike has done a great job with solus os but it falls short if it leaves out ZFS. kinda like building a car by hand and equipping it with bicycle tires. you can still drive it on some roads maybe, under some circumstances. handicapped

ive been entrusting my data to a 2 TB ZFS mirror for 2 years now and i cringe thinking about anything else.when you dont have the time or resources, you use the best.

if solus had zfs, it would be a no-brainer, especially for a game machine.

Name: Jason
Subject: Getting into a Linux Career
Message:

I have been listening to several of the shows that Jupiter Broadcasting has, and religiously tune in to LAS and Linux Unplugged every week. You guys are doing a great job!

Would studying with Linux Academy and getting my RHCA and RHCE be enough to get into a job making a decent wage? I know there is the Catch 22 of certs are worthless without experience. However, but if I am correct, RHCA and RHCE are performance based exams. Wouldn’t that be enough to get your foot in the door?

I have taken several Linux, Windows and Cisco courses back in 2005, 2006, however I know a lot has changed since then.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for everything you guys do at Jupiter Broadcasting and I want to wish you all a belated Happy New Year!

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The Many Faces of Linux | LINUX Unplugged 177

chris — Tue, 27 Dec 2016 14:53:03 +0000

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Microsoft’s Public Shame | CR 230

chris — Mon, 07 Nov 2016 16:36:04 +0000

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Hoopla

Hmm just had a kernel panic on my beloved Ratel #Linux @ChrisLAS I blame you

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) November 4, 2016

Steve Ballmer Says Smartphones Strained His Relationship With Bill Gates – Bloomberg

The former CEO says Microsoft got into the mobile device market too late

ChrisLAS Rocks Cali – Jupiter Broadcasting Meetup (Seattle, WA) | Meetup

Great dumplings, no not Chris. The Shandong restaurant.

Feedback

Use a Hackintosh! : CoderRadio

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Apple’s Out Of Touch Bar | LINUX Unplugged 169

chris — Tue, 01 Nov 2016 19:22:10 +0000

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Follow Up / Catch Up

6 Ways Mr. Robot Is Putting Linux in the Public Eye

Whether you’re a novice, seasoned Linux pro, or something in between, here are six awesome times Linux appeared on the show.

Search & Rescue: SD Card Recovery

My old camera, a Canon EOS 300D is an old digital SLR camera, and it works really well and still takes a good picture. But last night I turned the camera on while on the train, and to my horror the camera crashed and became unresponsive.

Market share for browsers, operating systems and search engines

Linux Marketshare Is Above 2-Percent For Third Month in a Row – OMG! Ubuntu!

Net Market Share bases its data on the number of visitors to a mere 40,000 websites globally. While 40,000 is a fairly big sample on one hand, it’s also minute compared to the number of actual websites that are out there.

Wine 1.9.22 Lets Linux Users Play Star Trek Borg

and the Star Trek: Borg interactive movie/computer game and audiobook.

TING

Ting – mobile that makes sense

Google Online Security Blog: Disclosing vulnerabilities to protect users

After 7 days, per our published policy for actively exploited critical vulnerabilities, we are today disclosing the existence of a remaining critical vulnerability in Windows for which no advisory or fix has yet been released. This vulnerability is particularly serious because we know it is being actively exploited.

Aspyr + Linux Gamers = Cookies

So… this came in the mail this morning. Thank you, you lovely Linux people you. The guilt trip has been accepted. ;D #NomNomNom pic.twitter.com/c4VaOOIXWJ

— Aspyr Media (@AspyrMedia) October 25, 2016

This has led more answers on the same thread on the linux_gaming subreddit, where folks got together to order a delivery of delicious cookies to motivate Aspyr to support Linux’s Civ6 port. They come from Tiff’s Treats in Austin, in case you want to make sure you get excellent cookies if you pass by the area.

New MacBook Pros and the State of the Mac

The new MacBook Pro has a premium price for a Mac that’s still limited to 16 GB of RAM, has CPU performance that is likely lackluster because Apple didn’t talk about it in the keynote, and apparently doesn’t have such a great GPU, either. Apple prioritized thinness and lightness, which I care about hardly at all. I would rather have better performance, a good keyboard, more storage, a larger display, more ports so I don’t have to carry dongles, an SD card slot, etc. Double the weight and half the battery life would be fine with me. I’m not saying Apple shouldn’t make thin and light notebooks, but why do they all have to be that way?

Had website issues due to all the traffic following the #AppleEvent. This year rocks! #Linux #Ubuntu #YearOfTheLinuxDesktop

— System76 (@system76) October 30, 2016

Daring Fireball: Apples vs. Oranges — Thick, Heavy Oranges

There is a catch. The 15-inch Oryx Pro is 1-inch thick and weighs 5.5 pounds. The new 15-inch MacBook Pro is 0.6 inches thick and weighs 4 pounds. I’m not slamming the Oryx here — there are plenty of performance-hungry Mac users who wish that Apple made a MacBook this thick and heavy if it meant they could install up to 64 GB of RAM and had all the ports they wanted built-in.

The true reason the MBP doesn’t come with ddr4 or 32gb of ram, more technical then you think.

The true reason behind the lack of 32 GB or DDR4 is Intel. Skylake does not support LPDDR4 (LP for low power) RAM. Kabylake is set to include support, but only for the U category of chips. So no LPDDR4 support for mobile until 2018 I think.

One example is the Dell XPS 13. On the Dell XPS 13 version, you cannot go for 32 GB of RAM. Meanwhile, the 15 inches does give you that option, but you have to sacrifice battery life for it.

Mac Rumors: Apple Mac iOS Rumors and News You Care About

Apple marketing chief Phil Schiller, in an email to MacRumors reader David, explained that for Apple to make a notebook with support for more than 16GB of RAM, it would have to use a memory system that consumes too much power. Regarding price, Schiller said in an interview that affordability is “absolutely something we care about” but that the company designs for experience rather than price.

New MacBook Pros and the State of the Mac

I was really disappointed with today’s Apple event. It seems like Apple has either lost its way, that it has lost touch with what (some of) its customers want, or that it simply doesn’t care about those customers. Developers are a captive audience, and creative professionals can switch to Windows, I guess. Apple no longer considers them core.

There’s nothing particularly wrong with what Apple announced. I like Thunderbolt 3. The display looks good. I’m not crazy about Touch Bar, but it does seem potentially useful. The problem is that the MacBook Pro is not a true Pro notebook.

hungtruong/TouchFart: A fart app for the new Macbook Pro’s Touch Bar

A fart app for the new Macbook Pro’s Touch Bar. I’m usually the first one to make a fart app when the opportunity presents itself, so why not?

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Remix IO – A 4K, Nougat-powered, All-in-One device

An Android Nougat-powered device exclusive on Kickstarter for $99. Engineered to be a 4K TV set-top box, gaming console, and PC in one.

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A Fireside Chat with Greg Kroah-Hartman

Linux maintainer @gregkh talks #opensource compliance, the benefit of experience, and more: https://t.co/39XbpQ6gFR #LFelc pic.twitter.com/FjAngilLvV

— Linux.com (@LinuxDotCom) November 1, 2016

Fireside Chat: GKH Talks Licensing, Email, and Aging Maintainers

The Keynote Fireside Chat at ELC Europe, held Oct, 11-13 in Berlin, focused primarily on two issues: whether older kernel maintainers should hand their jobs over to younger developers, and how to best bring open source scofflaws into compliance (see below). Meanwhile, here are a few other edited quick takes from GKH about issues ranging from patch review technologies to the role of Linux on microcontrollers.

200 New People a month, lots from MS: https://youtu.be/s2I_7uCto5Q?t=7m37s
Greg’s thoughts on licensing enforcement: https://youtu.be/s2I_7uCto5Q?t=10m10s
Why the Kernel Team still uses email for everything: https://youtu.be/s2I_7uCto5Q?t=2m15s
More in-depth LWN article about email usage: https://lwn.net/Articles/702177/

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Old Men Yell at Macbooks | CR 229

chris — Mon, 31 Oct 2016 15:22:39 +0000

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Hoopla

Stuck between a rock and a hard place

It’s been 4 years since the last substantial update to the MacBook Pro. The exact reasons why Apple decided to neglect their pro equipment, and why they still have not updated the Mac Pro or the iMac are known only to Apple, but it seems reasonable to assume that if Mac’s were still their main profit generator that this would not have happened. The iPhone is updated like clockwork at the same time every year.

Apple Unveils New 13-Inch and 15-Inch MacBook Pros With Retina ‘Touch Bar’ – Mac Rumors

Apple calls it “the most powerful MacBook Pro ever,” and the 13-inch model features a 2.9 GHz dual-core Intel Core i5 processor with Turbo Boost speeds.

up to 3.3 GHz, 8GB of memory and 256GB of flash storage.
The 15-inch version has a 2.6 GHz quad-core Intel Core i7 processor with Turbo Boost speeds up to 3.5 GHz
16GB of memory and 256GB of flash storage.
Both computers reach “up to 2.3 times the graphics performance” of the previous generation.
Each edition includes SSDs with sequential read speeds over 3GBps, and the ability to drive a 5K display through a single Thunderbolt 3 ports

The level of pushback from the MacBook Pro event is staggering. I sure hope someone at Apple who can make a difference is paying attention.

— Steven Frank (@stevenf) October 31, 2016

Wow 16GB cap? https://t.co/LIo3IhkIqw that’s really tough on the #MacBookPro @ChrisLAS

— Michael Dominick (@dominucco) October 29, 2016

• Why is it limited to 16GB of RAM? Supporting more RAM would just require a bigger battery, so instead of making it thinner, they could have included 32GB of RAM and kept it the same width as the previous model

Although this is technically true, there is a seemingly little-known legal obstacle to this. The Federal Aviation Administration has capped the maximum allowable size of laptop batteries on flights to 100 watt-hours. That explains why Apple’s pro model contains _precisely_a 99.5 watt-hour battery. Making a thicker laptop would not allow them to increase the size of the battery due to these regulations.

Apple’s new Intel driven MacBook Pros have a secondary ARM processor that runs Touch ID and security

Apple’s new 13″ and 15″ MacBook Pro models come equipped with a Touch Bar — that bar and the accompanying Touch ID sensor are powered by both the Intel processor at the core of the laptop and an Apple designed T1 chip. That T1 is the same chip that is inside the S2 in the new Series 2 Apple Watch.

The T1 consists of the processor in the Apple Watch’s S2 and the Secure Enclave.

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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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Happy Birthday Debian | LINUX Unplugged 158

chris — Tue, 16 Aug 2016 19:43:29 +0000

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Pre-Show

DebianDay/2016 – Debian Wiki

Follow Up / Catch Up

Firefox 49 for Linux gains plugin-free support for Netflix and Amazon Prime Video

Another plugin bites the dust. The Windows and macOS versions of Firefox have supported the Widevine video protocol for a little while now, and the upcoming Firefox 49 for Linux gets the same treatment.

This Theme Pack Makes GIMP Look and Work Like Photoshop

The pack includes:

Photoshop icons for the toolbox

Photoshop keyboard shortcuts (e.g., ‘p’ for pen, ‘c’ for crop, etc.)

A dark grey background

Photoshop layout

Tool options placed on the right-hand side

Canonical Strikes Deal To Bring Ubuntu Core to Intel Gateways

Oft-neglected in talk of smart refrigerators and network-controlled lightbulbs, Gateways are intrinsic to the ‘Internet of Things’. They act as the “middleman” in the Internet-of-Things, ferrying data from sensors and equipment in the real world to and from that stored and analysed in the cloud.

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Leaving Mycroft

Today I am sharing the news that I will be leaving Mycroft AI, Inc. I love my team and have thoroughly enjoyed working on the project, but have decided to pursue other ventures.

Ryan Sipes (@ryanleesipes) | Twitter

Fake Linus Torvalds’ Key Found in the Wild, No More Short-IDs.

Nevertheless, real attacks started in June, some developers found
their fake keys with same name, email, and even “same” fake signatures
by more fake keys in the wild, on the keyservers.

Quick comment about btrfs coverage on the latest LAS

Humble Indie Bundle 17 Goes Live With 7 Linux Games

all the games on offer in the latest Humble Indie Bundle support Linux! Hurrah! Amazing!

Kent Overstreet is creating bcachefs – a next generation Linux filesystem | Patreon

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What’s Next for Debian?

Debian turns 23!

Today is Debian’s 23rd anniversary. If you are close to any of the cities
celebrating Debian Day 2016, you’re
very welcome to join the party!

Debian Project Timeline – a timeline of the Debian Project

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Linux on the MacBook

MacBook – ArchWiki

Installing Arch Linux on a MacBook (Air/Pro) or an iMac is quite similar to installing it on any other computer. However, due to the specific hardware configuration of a Mac, there are a few deviations and special considerations which warrant a separate guide

For Chris’s Specific Model: MacBookPro11,x – ArchWiki

This wiki page should help you in getting your MacBook Pro from Late 2013 or Mid 2014 to work with Arch Linux.

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Convergent terminal | Ubuntu Design Blog

On the visual side, we have brought the app in line with our Suru visual language. We have also adopted the very nice Solarized palette as the default palette — though this will of course be completely customisable by the user.

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