- Preparing for release of Debian 10.7 over the weekend and CentOS / Scientific Linux 6.x and EPEL for 6 now EOL -
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Ready for my talk for the design/development students at Howest.
Will be showing a very early proof of concept of Small Web server setup for the first time.
3PM Belgian time.
Watch live at:
https://small-tech.org/videos/towards-a-small-web-howest-2020/
@zleap @fsf_channel Nearly everything we do is released under AGPLv3 including the JS.
Watch me present a live talk “Towards a Small Web” to students at the Howest design/development programme in Kortrijk tomorrow (Friday, Dec 4) at 2PM Irish time/3PM Belgian time.
I will be demonstrating a very early proof-of-concept on small-web.org for the first time (setting up your own small web server in ~30 seconds).
Watch live at:
https://small-tech.org/videos/towards-a-small-web-howest-2020/
Just watched a pretty impressive demo of a #FOSS #livestream platform #OwnStream (nothing to do with ownCloud), already shipping with working chat.
It isn't #P2P, but takes an #RTMP stream (hello, #OBS) and shares it on a rather nice looking webpage, from what I can tell. Early days yet, but already working surprisingly well!
If #PeerTube is more #YouTube like, then this is more like #Twitch.
Seems to be developed by @fribbledom among others.
"Open source can do wonders for society, be it with software, a simple change in terminology, diversity in numbers, or policing unacceptable behaviors.
By design, this community is open, and it's time to be held to a higher standard." @jlwallen
https://www.techrepublic.com/article/how-open-source-could-help-empower-social-change/
Inkscape png to svg
@dbd@status.fsf.org I have a post scheduled for friday re DfD day.
@noisytoot Thank you for watching the presentation earlier, I have now added the updated source and pdf to the salsa repository and also uploaded remaining assets for the presentation.
Found an answer in the Announcement post when Markdown was introduced to Qoto:
> Keep in mind that while many other fediverse serves will view the rich text not all servers can or will and the formatting will be converted into html in a best-effort to remain compatible. For examples vanilla Mastodon instances reject all special formatting, but links from markdown should still be correctly rendered, but bold and other formatting will be filtered out on Mastodon. Pleorma and other software which allows rich-text should properly render the markdown.
So basically, it seems like links should likely work everywhere without a problem, it's just fancy text rendering that's likely to get stripped out elsewhere.
RT AP Europe
British officials authorized a COVID-19 vaccine for emergency use, greenlighting the world’s first shot against the virus that’s backed by rigorous science and taking a major step toward eventually ending the pandemic. http://apne.ws/2diX4EC https://twitter.com/AP_Europe/status/1334084013649256452 #News #AP #Europe #Science #Shot #virus
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I am making 4 blog posts on Cryptpad today. Published over the next few hours. A 5th has links to the previous 4. So less posts = less notifications but also reaches out to those who are interested.
Using Nextcloud at a primary or middle school? We'd really LOVE to hear from you! 💙 Reply below or DM us! 😉
http://nextcloud.com/education
"In this demo I remotely trigger an unauthenticated kernel memory corruption #vulnerability which causes all #Apple #iOS devices in radio-proximity to reboot, with no user interaction. Over the next 30'000 words I'll cover the entire process to go from this basic demo to successfully exploiting this vulnerability in order to run arbitrary code on any nearby iOS device and steal all the user data"
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/2020/12/an-ios-zero-click-radio-proximity.html #security
the #programming language #rust | #rustlang gets an increasing userbase in the #science community. So much in fact, that even the journal #nature has published an article on the topic:
https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-020-03382-2
it's quite a natural fit, since scientists aren't the best coders. So while rust has a steep learning curve, you can still get results with speeds of C/C++ comparably fast without living in fear of segfaults (that is if the right libraries are available).
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