today's leftovers
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I'm loving Akademy!
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Robolinux 8.1 Screencast and Screenshots
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Comparing The Power/Performance Of A NetBurst Celeron & Pentium 4 To Broadwell's Core i7 5775C
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RadeonSI Now Supports Tessellation In Mesa Git
Marek Olšák of AMD finished landing the code needed today in Mesa for exposing the OpenGL 4.0 ARB_tessellation_shader by the RadeonSI Gallium3D driver.
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Core Mesa Now Implements OpenGL 4.0, Nearly At OpenGL 4.1~4.2
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Open-Source Mesa Drivers Now Supporting OpenGL 4.0+
Five years after the OpenGL 4.0 specification was introduced, the open-source Mesa 3D project has finally moved on to supporting the necessary extensions, the open-source NVIDIA (Nouveau) driver even exposes OpenGL 4.1 support this morning, and OpenGL 4.2 patches are pending.
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Wldbg: A New Wayland Tool For Debugging
Wldbg supports a few different modes of operation from taking a list of modules and running functions on those modules for each message going through the Wayland function, there's also a GDB-like interface for debugging Wayland clients, and there's also a server mode for overtaking the bound socket and accepting all new connections.
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How Far The Radeon Gallium3D Driver Has Come In Five Years
The news today of OpenGL 4 finally being accomplished in Mesa/Gallium3D is quite ironic and memorable as this day five years ago was when the R600 Gallium3D driver reached the milestone of being able to run glxgears on AMD hardware.
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Open Container Project Becomes Open Container Initiative
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Leap milestone in limbo, Tumbleweed snapshot released
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openSUSE Leap Nearing Its First Development Milestone
While a milestone release of Leap has been imminent, it's not coming out today as hoped for. Partially causing the delay is that Leap is moving over to the Linux 4.1 kernel than their previous Linux 3.x base.
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July ’15 OpenJDK security update: 7u85_b01
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Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.7 comes with new security features
Red Hat, the king of Linux and open source world; the only fully open source company to bag over a billion dollars in revenue, has announced the general availability of RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux) 6.7, the latest update to RHEL 6 platform.
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Paul Cormier Sold $488,183 Worth of Red Hat Inc (NYSE:RHT) Shares
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Red Hat Director Sells $358,560.00 in Stock (RHT)
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Chinese firm introduces its X1 stick PC
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Rugged Broadwell Type 6 COM loads up on USB, PCIe
Arbor is launching an Ubuntu-ready Type 6 Compact module with a dual-core 5th Gen Core CPU, -40 to 85°C operation, 12 USB ports, and eight PCIe slots.
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WordPress 4.2.3 is out, update your website now
Some measure of protection is afforded by the fact that attackers will need a way to log in to a vulnerable site with at least Contributor privileges.
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Hackers are winning the digital war - fair play to them
Hackers are running rings round our technophobe police and the companies we rely upon every day. Who can blame them, asks Emma Barnett
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Remotely Hacking a Car While It's Driving
This is a big deal. Hackers can remotely hack the Uconnect system in cars just by knowing the car's IP address.
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Lifelock Once Again Failed at Its One Job: Protecting Data
Customers who hired the infamous ID theft-protection firm Lifelock to monitor their identities after their data was stolen in a breach were in for a surprise. It turns out Lifelock failed to properly secure their data.
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