CrowdSupply recently featured the Firefly Automation Controller, a platform combining Raspberry Pi Compute Module-compatible modules with the STM32H7 microcontroller for industrial applications.
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It's not only FreeDesktop.org that has been transitioning to new infrastructure this month but separately, Kernel.org is now receiving hosting and CDN needs provided by Akamai.
This article highlights the latest updates to leading distros like Ubuntu AI, Fedora AI, Pop!_OS AI, RHEL AI, Arch Linux AI, and Amazon's Deep Learning AMI, each optimized for AI, edge computing, and cloud-native applications.
Nova DRM Skeleton Patches Further Flesh Out This Open-Source NVIDIA Kernel Driver
Set to be merged for the Linux 6.15 kernel is the very initial NOVA driver core code that will be incrementally built up over time in succeeding kernel versions. For Linux 6.15, this open-source NVIDIA kernel driver isn't of any use for end-users as it's just the very preliminary pieces to begin crafting the foundation for the driver that is leveraging … phoronix.com/news/Nova-DRM-Ske…
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The United Nations Open Source community is proud to announce that 16 leading organizations have the UN Open Source Principles, following the initial endorsement by the Open Source Initiative (OSI), bringing the total to 17.
Wow – didn’t think I’d be in tears today, but this message sent home from Gaia as it was shut down forever today hits hard 😭
What you’re seeing is a map of the 106 CCD detectors that Gaia used to measure the positions of billions of stars in the Milky Way for the past 11 years 🛰️✨
@pluralistic My condolences — may its memory be a blessing — it had a good life and did amazing work! I’ve been at more than one spacecraft funeral and I know saying that last, remote goodbye is always hard. I’ll never forget watching that final signal spike from Cassini as it tumbled into Saturn, or the stories shared as the MER team said goodbye to Spirit. Even that old xkcd comic was enough to send many team members into tears.
I hope you will have a good wake for your old and dear friend.❤️🛰️
Ha! To the team that designed and built it, then operated it for years, "babysat" it in the clean room, sent it off to Mars, and then sat in countless meetings day after day looking through its "eyes" out at the surface of another planet, caring for it through dust storms and cheering for it with each discovery, it was much more than "a f-ing robot."
So much more that I wrote a whole f-ing book about it ;) :
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Linux 6.15 SoC/DT Additions: Arm Morello, Versal NET, Apple T2, MNT Reform 2 & More
The many SoC and DeviceTree updates have now been merged for the Linux 6.15 kernel merge window. There's a lot on the ARM hardware side plus some additions for RISC-V and various interesting new device/board additions... phoronix.com/news/Linux-6.15-S…
If you’ve been pining to sample the Plucky Puffin, now’s the time: the Ubuntu 25.04 beta downloads are out! Ubuntu 25.04 beta lands ahead of the planned stable release on Thursday April 17,...
@csgraves It is effectively the same thing - the beta is essentially a daily build that was frozen in time and tested more thoroughly. In a few days time, you'll all be receiving the same updates.
Web Push is exciting. But it requires service workers and a bunch of custom code that can be different from project to project.
How about instead we standardize on using JSON & leave JavaScript out of it!
Meet Declarative Web Push.
The Linux 6.15 kernel is set to remove support for IBM Cell Blade servers for those server platforms from around two decades ago that used the Cell Broadband Engine Architecture processors
* single install serves as many sites as you want * can be used in static websites (it's lightweight web components in the frontend) * imports Disqus * fetches Mastodon replies as comments * supports different languages (so far en, fr, es, de) * probably has bugs
Oh the dream… Sadly, self hosted is the biggest issue because GDPR means I'd be on the hook if it/anything was hacked, leaked, I'd have to process/respond to data requests, do security audits, etc. Plus as of March I'd need comply with the UK's new 'online harms' legislation (which has seen some sites go offline, close off comments, or geoblock the UK to avoid dealing with). I barely have enough mental bandwidth to click 'moderate' in the Disqus dashboard! 😂
Proton VPN is now included in Vivaldi web browser, with Vivaldi's CEO praising the companies 'shared values' in championing user privacy omgubuntu.co.uk/2025/03/vivald…
The Vivaldi web browser is famed for offering a plethora of options, settings and features that cater to all kinds of use-cases and needs — today it added a new one: an integrated VPN. Proton [&h...
Vivaldi Browser is now bundled with Proton VPN. But Proton (the company) is a registered business in the United States.
There are 200 or so independent countries, territories, and states world-wide. But as you know, corporations do not include terms and conditions for all 200 or so geographical jurisdictions. Businesses only include and worry about the jurisdictions that apply to them.
That said, I would much rather let their own legal documentation speak for itself. Here are their terms concerning Proton. It has whole sections concerning US Customers and US Laws. proton.me/wallet/terms A company outside Us Law would not care about American laws, anymore than you would likely care about the law in North Korea, for example.
Proton would like to argue, likely from a public relations standing point, that these terms only apply to Proton Wallet. But that is not how our laws work in the United States. You do not get to pick and choose which department is subject to US Law, anymore than you get to pick which Us Laws you want to follow.
I am really disappointed that Vivaldi Browser, would bundle a company, is clearly subject to Us Laws and Us Jurisdiction.
These Terms of Use ("Terms") constitute an agreement between the customer ("you" or "user") and Proton Financial AG, a company limited by share incorporated in Switzerland with company number CHE-279.911.
Immich 1.130, a self-hosted photo and video backup solution, is here with a folder view for mobile, faster timelines, and massive external library scan speed boosts.
Ubuntu 25.04 Beta Delivering Some Nice Performance Improvements Over Ubuntu 24.10
Ubuntu 25.04 beta is set to be released today and thus this week I've begun testing out the latest Ubuntu 25.04 builds on different systems for seeing how this six-month Ubuntu Linux update is looking compared to the prior Ubuntu 24.10 release. In this first Ubuntu 25.04 beta benchmarking article is a look at the performance using an AMD Ryzen 9000 serie… phoronix.com/review/ubuntu-250…
The Warfare Legacy Collection bundles together two classic Flash strategy games Warfare 1917 and Warfare 1944, upgraded for modern computers and expanded for a Steam release on April 28th.
After requesting Linux testers back in Early 2024, the sneaky stealth platformer Kiyo has a new playtest on Steam for you to try with expanded Linux support. The style and lighting in this one really does look interesting.
Akamai Now Providing The Hosting Infrastructure For Kernel.org
It's not only FreeDesktop.org that has been transitioning to new infrastructure this month but separately, Kernel.org is now receiving hosting and CDN needs provided by Akamai... phoronix.com/news/Akamai-Hosti…
Zstd 1.5.7 Lands In Linux 6.15 For Better Performance & APIs For Intel QAT Acceleration
Linux 6.15 keeps getting more exciting... The big Zstd update has landed! The in-kernel Zstandard compression code is finally re-based against the newer upstream state that brings better performance as well as new APIs for allowing Intel QAT acceleration by Intel hardware offering QuickAssist Technology. This Zstd code is relied upon by Btrfs transparen… phoronix.com/news/Zstd-1.5.7-I…
I'll admit I'm pretty uncultured apparently as seeing the release of ENA: Dream BBQ today led me down a bit of a rabbit hole about the ENA animated series.
Janet Vertesi
in reply to Mark McCaughrean • • •@pluralistic My condolences — may its memory be a blessing — it had a good life and did amazing work! I’ve been at more than one spacecraft funeral and I know saying that last, remote goodbye is always hard. I’ll never forget watching that final signal spike from Cassini as it tumbled into Saturn, or the stories shared as the MER team said goodbye to Spirit. Even that old xkcd comic was enough to send many team members into tears.
I hope you will have a good wake for your old and dear friend.❤️🛰️
Martin Vermeer FCD
in reply to Janet Vertesi • • •Janet Vertesi
in reply to Martin Vermeer FCD • • •Ha! To the team that designed and built it, then operated it for years, "babysat" it in the clean room, sent it off to Mars, and then sat in countless meetings day after day looking through its "eyes" out at the surface of another planet, caring for it through dust storms and cheering for it with each discovery, it was much more than "a f-ing robot."
So much more that I wrote a whole f-ing book about it ;) :
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