Godot 4.5 Beta Released With Better Wayland Support
The first beta release of the Godot 4.5 open-source game engine is now available for testing. Notable for Linux users is the continued quest toward Wayland support at parity to X11... phoronix.com/news/Godot-4.5-Be…
This works great! I no longer have to switch back to Graphical Emacs for this. I can stay in Terminal Emacs, which I love to use so much more than graphical.
So I've been looking at this guy Sergio Gor, who's been described as one of the most powerful figures in the Trump administration: Director of the White House Office of Presidential Personnel.
Per The Times of Malta:
"While not the most glamourous sounding position, Gor’s role will see him wield considerable influence in the Trump government, responsible for vetting the appointment of thousands of employees.
Meanwhile, The New York Post wrote on June 17 that Gor still hasn't been vetted himself:
"...three administration insiders told The Post that the vetter-in-chief has not turned in his Standard Form 86, or SF-86 — a more than 100-page set of questions required for officials who need security clearances."
"Among the questions applicants must answer under threat of criminal penalties is where they were born and whether they have any foreign connections."
"Gor claims to be from the island country of Malta, though an official there could not confirm his birthplace when provided his exact birthday, saying: “No acts are registered with the provided details.”
"Gor declined to divulge his birthplace to The Post, other than to say it was not Russia."
His Wikipedia page says he was born in 1986 in Malta, and later moved w/ family to Los Angeles. But there indications he was born in Russia in 1980.
Sergio Gor is known to have worked on the campaign of the conservative former Rep. Steve King, and a search in Domaintools finds Sergio Gor registered Steveking.com way back when. Domaintools says Gor used the email address sergio.gor@gmail.com, which was also used to register the vanity domain sergiogor.com.
Constella Intelligence, a threat hunting platform that indexes breached data, finds this email address used the rather unique and long password: 961649507273. Constella further finds that this password is almost exclusively tied to a bunch of email accounts for the same name, including sgoryachev999@rambler.ru, goryachev-sergey@yandex.ru, sergio-gor@yandex.ru sergio-gor@qip.ru, goryachev-sergey@ya.ru, goryachev-sergey@list.ru and goryachev-sergey@gmail.com.
Constella also says goryachev-sergey@yandex.ru has multiple entries in Russian government databases for a Sergey Anatolyevich Goryachev, DOB, Nov. 20, 1980, phone +79689210000. This person appears to have lived in Saratov, RU, has a tax ID number, etc.
Here's a mind map I put together on these findings. The password thing is very hard to get past.
Prompt: Please fixed this MR <LINK TO MERGE REQUEST>
Claude Code - command line ไว และ visualize ลำบาก
กลุ่ม IDE Cursor / VS Code + Copilot / Windsurf ใช้งานได้ Model หลากหลาย และ Visualize ได้ดี แต่ตอนใช้งานต้องเลือกส่วนราคา แต่ละตัวจะจ่ายกัน แบบเหมาๆ หรือ ได้ xxx request / เดือน ถ้าเกินจะเป็น pay as you go
นอกจากนี้ ถ้าเรามี Coding Style / Coding Standard ต้องสร้าง Context File บอก AI ให้มันเอาข้อมูลส่วนนี้ไปประกอบการ Review ด้วย github.com/colthreepv/llm-cont…
What's New in .NET 10 - Why .NET 10 is a game changer
Speaker Jose Barbosa
สำหรับ dotnet 10 ที่จะเปิดตัว Long Term Support (LTS) ในปลายเดือน NOV 25 นี้มีอะไรเด่นๆบ้าง
📌 Removal of unnescessary-framework provide package reference เอาข้อที่ไม่จำเป็นออก พบ Lib ลดลง Attack Surface ลดลงเพิ่ม Security และ Performance
📌 Pruning of Framework-Provided Package References ตัว nuget lib อันไหนไม่ได้ใช้งานจริง ตอน Run NuGet Audit มันจะเอาออกไปจาก Code Base เราเลย มันจะช่วยลดเวลา Build / Disk ที่ใข้ / เวลาในการดูแล เช่น ต้องมาไล่แก้ Security เป็นต้น
- ASP.NET Core
📌 OpenAPI3.1 Support Key Changes: - Nullable properties no longer use nullable: true. Instead, they now use a type keyword with an array that includes null. - Removal of [code]OpenApiAny[/code], which is now replaced by [strong]JsonNode[/strong]. - Serving OpenAPI in YAML Format
📌 The [ProducesResponseType] attribute เพิ่ม description เอาไว้ใส่คำอธิบาย API ให้ชัดเจน [HttpGet(Name = "GetWeatherForecast")][ProducesResponseType<IEnumerable<WeatherForecast>>(StatusCodes.Status200OK, Description = "Optional Field for add more detail for you api")]public IEnumerable<WeatherForecast> Get()
Translation support for DateOnly.ToDateTime(TimeOnly)
Optimized handling of consecutive LIMIT operations
Performance improvements for Count operations on ICollection<T>
📌 ExecuteUpdateAsync now supports regular lambda expressions
- C# 14
📌 New field Keyword
Before - code เยอะ
private string _msg;public string Message{ get => _msg; set => _msg = value ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(value));}
After
public string Message{ get; set => field = value ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(value));} 📌 Implicit Conversions for Span<T> and ReadOnlySpan<T> 📌 Unbound Generic Types in nameof
สำหรับเรื่อง dotnet10 ระหว่างเขียนไปเจอ blog ที่สรุปดีเลย ขอแปะไว้ด้วยครับ
นอกจากนี้คุณ Jose Barbosa นำเสนอ project MapCrud ช่วยการทำ API ง่ายครบทุก Verb ครับ + Doc (OpenAPI Format) แบบ FastAPI
สำหรับงานวันนี้จัดที่ Agoda@CTW โดยหัวข้อที่จดไว้มี 2 เรื่อง ดังนี้ From Tedious to Automated: Let AI Agents Clean Up Your .NET Code Reviews - Why AI Automated Code Reviews - AI in Coding - Solution What's New in .NET 10 - Why .NET 10 is a game changer - runtime - libraries - SDK - ASP.NET Core - Blazor - EF Core 10 (EF10)
Prompt: Please fixed this MR <LINK TO MERGE REQUEST>
Claude Code - command line ไว และ visualize ลำบาก
กลุ่ม IDE Cursor / VS Code + Copilot / Windsurf ใช้งานได้ Model หลากหลาย และ Visualize ได้ดี แต่ตอนใช้งานต้องเลือกส่วนราคา แต่ละตัวจะจ่ายกัน แบบเหมาๆ หรือ ได้ xxx request / เดือน ถ้าเกินจะเป็น pay as you go
นอกจากนี้ ถ้าเรามี Coding Style / Coding Standard ต้องสร้าง Context File บอก AI ให้มันเอาข้อมูลส่วนนี้ไปประกอบการ Review ด้วย github.com/colthreepv/llm-cont…
What's New in .NET 10 - Why .NET 10 is a game changer
Speaker Jose Barbosa
สำหรับ dotnet 10 ที่จะเปิดตัว Long Term Support (LTS) ในปลายเดือน NOV 25 นี้มีอะไรเด่นๆบ้าง
📌 Removal of unnescessary-framework provide package reference เอาข้อที่ไม่จำเป็นออก พบ Lib ลดลง Attack Surface ลดลงเพิ่ม Security และ Performance
📌 Pruning of Framework-Provided Package References ตัว nuget lib อันไหนไม่ได้ใช้งานจริง ตอน Run NuGet Audit มันจะเอาออกไปจาก Code Base เราเลย มันจะช่วยลดเวลา Build / Disk ที่ใข้ / เวลาในการดูแล เช่น ต้องมาไล่แก้ Security เป็นต้น
- ASP.NET Core
📌 OpenAPI3.1 Support Key Changes: - Nullable properties no longer use nullable: true. Instead, they now use a type keyword with an array that includes null. - Removal of [code]OpenApiAny[/code], which is now replaced by [strong]JsonNode[/strong]. - Serving OpenAPI in YAML Format
📌 The [ProducesResponseType] attribute เพิ่ม description เอาไว้ใส่คำอธิบาย API ให้ชัดเจน [HttpGet(Name = "GetWeatherForecast")][ProducesResponseType<IEnumerable<WeatherForecast>>(StatusCodes.Status200OK, Description = "Optional Field for add more detail for you api")]public IEnumerable<WeatherForecast> Get()
Translation support for DateOnly.ToDateTime(TimeOnly)
Optimized handling of consecutive LIMIT operations
Performance improvements for Count operations on ICollection<T>
📌 ExecuteUpdateAsync now supports regular lambda expressions
- C# 14
📌 New field Keyword
Before - code เยอะ
private string _msg;public string Message{ get => _msg; set => _msg = value ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(value));}
After
public string Message{ get; set => field = value ?? throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(value));} 📌 Implicit Conversions for Span<T> and ReadOnlySpan<T> 📌 Unbound Generic Types in nameof
สำหรับเรื่อง dotnet10 ระหว่างเขียนไปเจอ blog ที่สรุปดีเลย ขอแปะไว้ด้วยครับ
นอกจากนี้คุณ Jose Barbosa นำเสนอ project MapCrud ช่วยการทำ API ง่ายครบทุก Verb ครับ + Doc (OpenAPI Format) แบบ FastAPI
Running *local* LLM models directly from Emacs (via ellama) is pretty freaking cool. Being able to ask typical simple questions and get answers formatted into an org-mode buffer w/o being online (no ads, no rampant data collection) ... wow.
Emacs, ellama, ollama, qwen3:30b (thinking disabled via prompt) on a Mac mini M4 Pro. Takes 5-10 minutes to setup. Most of the time was spent sorting out what the heck folks are already doing.
Spanish blackout report: Power plants meant to stabilize voltage didn’t The Iberian blackout was a consequence of grid management, not any power source. arstechnica.com/science/2025/0…
Mildly surprised unfortunately to see targeted ad based on ethnicity, beliefs, sexual orientation, etc. despite it being supposedly illegal in the EU.
Still insightful to see which organizations used such sensitive criteria, and which ones they used—kudos to the European Commission for its political targeting (page 9).
So I want to change my legal name and gender this year; I first want to do the changes in the Netherlands as it's easier for me for various reasons, but that also means carrying over the changes to the Polish side as I am still a citizen of that country.
However moving over the changes also means adjusting my last name to make the ending match my new legal gender (as yes. plenty of last names are gendered. it's stupid.) - and I don't know how the Dutch side will handle that change?
Is there any procedure for such a small change in the BRP? There's little available information for that, and it pisses me off that despite the amount of Polish (and Slavic in general) migrants in this country the civic servants are still ignorant to how our last names work...
@pluralistic The most beautiful takedown of libertarianism I have seen was when someone approached our reference desk, told my colleague that she had taken an online political ideology test that labeled her as libertarian and wanted to know more about it, and he replied “You’re seeking that information at a publicly-funded agency so that test wasn’t accurate.”
A libertarian friend came to stay and spent about four uninterrupted hours trying to persuade me of the superiority of libertarianism. At the end of it, he was thirsty and went to get a glass of water from the tap. He stopped and said “Is the water here OK to drink?”
It was 2AM and my filters had long since checked out. Without thinking, I just said “That depends on who bought the water company.”
the only libertarian I can remember engaging with told me he has his own well, sends his kids to private school and only drives on tolled roads. It's like some people actually WANT to lie about their whole lives to support a shitty position.
I identify as a libertarian, perhaps it's because I'm SE Asian, but my philosophy is not only to reduce harm to myself but also to others. This is one reason why I ride a bicycle, mask when I have a cold, and farm as ethically as possible because harming others leads to government intervention, which tends to be terribly inconvenient and often stressful.
But it seems American libertarians think liberty from consequences?
@mishari @Iwillyeah @johnhattan @angusm US "libertarians" are anti-government, anti-regulation, anti-anyone who isn't them, and fond of the writings of Ayn Rand. They don't give a damn about anyone but themselves.
and when you're tired and all you can see is how much you suffered, look outside yourself, to other people. start asking what can you do to help someone.
Edit is a new open source command line text editor from Microsoft that supports Windows, macOS and Linux. Learn what it can do, and how to try it on Ubuntu.
I used to use edit all the time in the autoexec.bat and config.sys days, but it's been a while. Part of me wants to try it for the nostalgia, but I can't imagine I'd ever use it with any regularity.
@jtb I'll be honest: I don't really know the difference! To me, a tool that can only be used from the command-line is a command-line tool, as Edit is, and as it's a text editor, it is a command-line text editor. I appreciate I may be alone in this. The TUI does works with a mouse, for sure - but it's also keyboard driven. 😅
as you are pointing out vim and emacs are too tricky to me, but i'll stick to nano under linux to keep it floss. And WordGrinder form more advanced text edit and word prossessor in cli !
@jaiecoute Nice shout on WordGrinder. I hadn't heard of it before but I just tried it out and it's really cool. Definitely more of a CLI Word Processor than a bare text editor, which appeals!
Cache-Aware Scheduling For Linux Refined - Better AMD & Intel CPU Performance
Going on for several months now has been an effort to wire up cache-aware scheduling / load balancing for the Linux kernel for helping out task placement for processors with multiple cache domains such as modern AMD Ryzen/EPYC and Intel Xeon platforms. This cache-aware scheduling has shown much potential for Linux with further enhancing performance on today's i… phoronix.com/news/Linux-Cache-…
Going on for several months now has been an effort to wire up cache-aware scheduling / load balancing for the Linux kernel for helping out task placement for processors with multiple cache domains such as modern AMD Ryzen/EPYC and Intel Xeon platform…
The Zed Editor remains a popular code editor written in the Rust programming language and providing modern features for this project started by former Atom developers. One of the long sought features for Zed has been having built-in debugger capabilities and that work has finally been merged to the project's codebase... phoronix.com/news/Zed-Debuggin…
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