1.
Adding Modules to C in 10 Lines of Code nwcpp.org
2 votes by loop — discuss
2.
Retry XMLHttpRequest Carefully lofi.limo
1 vote by devtrix — discuss
3.
KDE Apps Mid-Year Update dot.kde.org
1 vote by jaxmax — discuss
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T-Mobile has started selling your app data to advertisers www.androidpolice.com
1 vote by winx — discuss
5.
What's new in Python 3.11? deepsource.io
1 vote by winx — discuss
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Misrepresenting Open Source for Business Benefit danb.me
1 vote by roger — discuss
7.
Greece about to secure Router Freedom but leaves fiber out fsfe.org
1 vote by john — discuss
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Demystifying pack and unpack, two of the most misunderstood functions perldoc.perl.org
1 vote by robocop — discuss
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Git v2.37 lore.kernel.org
1 vote by fc — discuss
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Understanding jq's SQL style operators JOIN and INDEX qmacro.org
1 vote by redrose — discuss
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Vim 9.0 released www.vim.org
1 vote by tummy — discuss
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AMD GPUOpen Working On A New "gpurt" Open-Source Project www.phoronix.com
1 vote by john — discuss
13.
A Chinese woman created 200+ fictional articles of imagined history that went unnoticed for more than 10 years www.sixthtone.com
1 vote by ComicSans — discuss
14.
Accessibility in Fedora Workstation fedoramagazine.org
1 vote by jaxmax — discuss
15.
GHM 2022 confirmed www.gnu.org
1 vote by devtrix — discuss
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Apple's claim is that it bans other browsers for security twitter.com
1 vote by ComicSans — discuss
17.
Mastercard and VISA are the de facto regulators of porn archive.ph
1 vote by robocop — discuss
18.
Looking at assembly code with gdb lemire.me
1 vote by john — discuss
19.
Notes on OpenSSL remote memory corruption by Guido Vranken guidovranken.com
1 vote by tummy — discuss
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W3C to become a public-interest non-profit organization www.w3.org
1 vote by fc — discuss
21.
Thunderbird 102 Released: A Serious Upgrade To Your Communication blog.thunderbird.net
1 vote by john — discuss
22.
"Escape to Freedom" animated video www.fsf.org
1 vote by fc — discuss
23.
GitHub Copilot and open source laundering drewdevault.com
3 votes by tummy — discuss
24.
Python packages upload your AWS keys, env vars, secrets to the web blog.sonatype.com
2 votes by roger — discuss
25.
Whatever happened to SHA-256 support in Git? lwn.net
2 votes by winx — discuss
26.
PostgreSQL Upgrades are hard andreas.scherbaum.la
2 votes by tummy — discuss
27.
Crypto Is Crashing, But Companies Aren't Acting Like It www.theatlantic.com
2 votes by winx — discuss
28.
Godot community poll 2022 godotengine.org
1 vote by ComicSans — discuss
29.
Harvard Lawyers Don’t Think That Piracy is Theft, Research Finds torrentfreak.com
1 vote by winx — discuss
30.
Gov’t Contractor Copies Open Source 3D Printing Concept… And Patents It www.techdirt.com
1 vote by winx — discuss
31.
Seiko T001, a 1982 Japanese wristwatch with built-in TV sabukaru.online
1 vote by redrose — discuss
32.
New List View to Nautilus www.omgubuntu.co.uk
1 vote by jaxmax — discuss
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Torvalds' Latest Commentary Against -O3'ing The Linux Kernel www.phoronix.com
1 vote by robocop — discuss
34.
SSD TRIM in NetBSD HEAD (-current) www.unitedbsd.com
1 vote by fc — discuss
35.
What is Box<str> and how is it different from String in Rust? mahdi.blog
1 vote by redrose — discuss
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Memory Safety for the World’s Largest Software Project www.memorysafety.org
1 vote by fc — discuss
37.
Interactive UNIX - So Powerful It Can't Be a PC computeradsfromthepast.substack.com
1 vote by fc — discuss
38.
Why I think the GNOME designers are incompetent liam-on-linux.dreamwidth.org
1 vote by fc — discuss
39.
Hay Ain't YAML www.oilshell.org
1 vote by ComicSans — discuss
40.
Stockfish vs. ChessBase for GPLv3 violation: court hearing soon stockfishchess.org
1 vote by fc — discuss
41.
7-zip 22.00 – APFS, Posix TAR, high precision timestamps sourceforge.net
2 votes by ComicSans — discuss
42.
CARIAD, the automotive software company of the Volkswagen Group, has joined the Eclipse Foundation cariad.technology
1 vote by winx — discuss
43.
A Partial Review of the Jellyfin Suite of Multimedia Applications cheapskatesguide.org
jellyfin
4 votes by MLT38 — 1 comments
44.
Modern HDDs have gotten somewhat better than they used to be utcc.utoronto.ca
3 votes by fc — discuss
45.
Rewritten NIR Code For Old Radeon "R600" Linux Driver Improves Performance In 2022 www.phoronix.com
2 votes by jaxmax — discuss
46.
Surprising result while transpiling C to Go blog.nobugware.com
1 vote by fc — discuss
47.
AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2.0 Source Code Published www.phoronix.com
1 vote by loop — discuss
48.
Linux 5.19 Makes Its Signature Verification Code FIPS Compliant www.phoronix.com
1 vote by ComicSans — discuss
49.
Educational and Personal Robots from the 1940's to 1990's www.theoldrobots.com
1 vote by ComicSans — discuss
50.
Key takeaways from evaluating the CC Certificate creativecommons.org
1 vote by roger — discuss