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Search results for tag #linux

[?]Kemal ASLAN » 🌐
@aslankemalaslan@mastodon.online

Witcher abi gibi bana da böyle göl kenarı sazlarından lazım.

Gölet suyunun seviyesini biraz yükselttim.

Üçüncü haritada su, gölet kıyısındaki yakın çimlerin üzerine çıkınca hoş bir görüntü oldu.


    [?]Mauve 👁💜 [they/them/it] » 🌐
    @mauve@mastodon.mauve.moe

    Made a lil blog post about how I made my fan a bit less annoying.

    blog.mauve.moe/posts/how-i-fix

    Mostly as a reference next time I need to do this. :P

      [?]Baplar » 🌐
      @Baplar@pouet.chapril.org

      @LinuxResonite
      Thank you all for joining us on Abydos for the 70th Linux Resonite Meetup!

      Re: misskey.resonite.love/notes/ao

      Group photo taken during the Resonite Linux Meetup.
Over thirty Resonite avatars posing in a sandy desert plain. The avatars are very diverse, with various creatures, humanoids, furries, robots, all sharing the scene.
The desert is lit from the left side by a low sun setting out of frame. Parts of a Dawn-style building can be seen on the far right, behind a Resonite logo (subtitled with a tagline reading "Oh god what dit I press"). Two obelisks are standing behind the avatars, decorated with various memes and UI panels. 
Above the users, between the obelisks, a UI panel displays the session platform distribution: 13 Windows users, 20 Linux users.

      Alt...Group photo taken during the Resonite Linux Meetup. Over thirty Resonite avatars posing in a sandy desert plain. The avatars are very diverse, with various creatures, humanoids, furries, robots, all sharing the scene. The desert is lit from the left side by a low sun setting out of frame. Parts of a Dawn-style building can be seen on the far right, behind a Resonite logo (subtitled with a tagline reading "Oh god what dit I press"). Two obelisks are standing behind the avatars, decorated with various memes and UI panels. Above the users, between the obelisks, a UI panel displays the session platform distribution: 13 Windows users, 20 Linux users.

        [?]Joseph » 🌐
        @JosephMeyer@c.im

        My daughter bought an 18-year-old Dell Optiplex 960 with no operating system on eBay and asked me to install Linux Mint for her. I reluctantly agreed to keep the peace. But I was surprised anyone would sell such a machine with a hard drive. Well, it arrived today and the hard drive was so thoroughly wiped as to be invisible (i.e., it contains no hard drive). It also was poorly packed and arrived with the face plate broken loose, a dead cricket and a few pieces of broken plastic inside the case, and one of the memory cards dislodged. Even after reseating the memory card, there was still a hardware problem with the memory. At least it didn’t burst into flames when I plugged it in and tried booting it up. But I did remind myself where the fire extinguisher is located. Why am I doing this? Because my daughter has schizophrenia and is paranoid about AI, she wants hardware no newer than 2008, and I am trying to keep the peace. Why 2008? Your guess is as good as mine.

          [?]مصدر إكس » 🌐
          @masdarx@mastodon.social

          🚀 أطلقت **NVIDIA DeepStream 9.1** مع 13 أداة جديدة لتطوير تطبيقات الرؤية الحاسوبية، ودعم موسّع للمكونات مفتوحة المصدر، وتحسينات تُسرّع بناء ونشر حلول Vision AI على أجهزة Jetson والخوادم.

          📖 masdarx.com/posts/nvidia-deeps

            [?]input » 🌐
            @feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com

            🐧 Hyper – reactive, server-rendered web framework

            Hyper is a reactive, server-rendered web framework for Clojure. The post Hyper – reactive, server-rendered web framework appeared first on LinuxLinks.

            📰 Source: LinuxLinks
            🔗 Link: https://www.linuxlinks.com/hyper-reactive-server-rendered-web-framework/

            #Linux #OpenSource

              [?]Steamゲームリリース・セール情報 » 🤖 🌐
              @steamgamefan@mastodon.social

              Empire at Risk⁣ <BaroxxTech⁣> が、配信開始されました。524円(8/4(火)2:00まで)。
              store.steampowered.com/app/427

                [?]Daily CyberSecurity » 🌐
                @DailyCyberSecurity@infosec.exchange

                Linux kernel CVEs surged to 440 advisories in just 24 hours, with many flaws found by AI. Most are already patched, so update your kernel promptly.

                securityonline.info/linux-kern

                  [?]Daniel Wayne Armstrong » 🌐
                  @dwarmstrong@fosstodon.org

                  Guix goes on the Thinkpad.

                  The graphical (TUI) install process is clear and concise. If you don't like the suggested disk partitioning scheme its straightforward to customize. I didn't feel the need to switch to a console to do a manual install.

                  Disk layout is a small ESP partition, with the rest going to a LUKS encrypted root partition. Kernel 'linux-libre' supports the Intel ethernet without binary blobs, and I've ordered a AR9271 USB wifi adapter to keep things libre.

                  Onward!

                  Output of the 'pfetch' command, showing system information for a new install of Guix System on a Thinkpad X230.

                  Alt...Output of the 'pfetch' command, showing system information for a new install of Guix System on a Thinkpad X230.

                    [?]Simon Roth » 🌐
                    @WildRover@pixelfed.de

                    Bevor man während der #Bereitschaft einschläft die Zeit etwas mit #SuperTuxKart vertreiben. #Gaming #Linux #LinuxGaming #Schichtdienst

                      [?]Diego Córdoba 🇦🇷 » 🌐
                      @d1cor@mstdn.io

                      Nuevo video en el canal de de JuncoTIC.com!

                      Seguimos hablando de ciberseguridad, esta vez a nivel criptográfico, criptografía simétrica y práctica con .

                      Otra clase como material complementario para una capacitación en seguridad y protección de información.

                      No olviden dejar su like y seguir el canal así no se pierden el próximo video!

                      Que lo disfruten! Y ya saben, cualquier duda me comentan 💬

                      youtu.be/67OgoO49eVg

                        [?]Bhaskar Chowdhury » 🌐
                        @unixbhaskar@mastodon.social

                        Well, a cup of hot coffee ☕ and some mundane activity

                          [?]Virual » 🌐
                          @Virual@lemmy.dbzer0.com

                          Firefox 153 Available With Support For Vulkan Video Decoding, Experimental JPEG-XL

                          (https://lemmy.ml/c/linux)

                          [?]Lobsters » 🤖 🌐
                          @lobsters@mastodon.social

                          A Linux Kernel 0-day Journey - From a limited UAF to Physical Memory R/W lobste.rs/s/h9zpbs
                          1day.dev/posts/linux-kernel-0d

                            [?]novaTopFlex » 🌐
                            @novaTopFlex@mastodon.social

                            New content about now available at youtube.com/@novaTopFlex

                            Topics include file managers (PCManFM, PCManFM-Qt, Thunar, and Konqueror), desktop environments, and associated window managers.

                              [?]cm0002 » 🌐
                              @cm0002@literature.cafe

                              Firefox 153 Available With Support For Vulkan Video Decoding, Experimental JPEG-XL

                              (https://programming.dev/c/linux)

                              [?]The Late Night Linux Family » 🌐
                              @latenightlinux@mastodon.social

                              Some of the tech from early on in our lives that inspired where we are today. Plus discoveries including and old game that doesn’t work, professional audio hardware that now works on Linux, Arch on easy mode, and an old chip that can do a surprising amount.

                              latenightlinux.com/late-night-

                              Late Night Linux artwork

                              Alt...Late Night Linux artwork

                                [?]Teh AnKorage ☑️ » 🌐
                                @ankorage@fe.disroot.org

                                New PODCAST - "AI in Linux: Luddites or Revolutionists" ️ 🎙️ 🔊 🎧 👏

                                Have a listen at https://podcast.switchedtolinux.com, via RSS feed or using your preferred method!

                                !!! ALL HAIL THE VAN PANTHER !!!

                                DESCRIPTION: "AI is invading Linux, but what does that mean? Should we banish AI in Linux all together or allow the full inclusion? What is at stake?"

                                !!! NOTE !!! This post is best viewed on a PC. Switched To Linux is, “written by a broad spectrum computer consultant to help people learn more about the Linux platform.” This account is a supporter of Switched To Linux and provides convenience posts of thumbnails art, videos and streams.

                                #SwitchedToLinux #Linux #Windows #Mac #Technology #Tech #AltTech #Privacy #Private #Security #Secure #FOSS #FreeAndOpenSource #FreeAndOpenSourceSoftware #FreeOpenSourceSoftware #Podcast #Patreon #Twitch #AltTech #FactCheckTrue #Fediverse #SocialMedia #Podcast #stoptheslop #ai #linux #flatpak

                                !!! Tell us what you think by filling out a "SATISFACTION SURVEY or ABUSE/SPAM REPORT" form from Teh AnKorage !!!

                                https://cryptpad.disroot.org/form/#/2/form/view/elsOVQUrXAmGuer4kd75JhA3mNELuCj8cTjEUynrZZo/

                                  [?]Peritia System [they/them] » 🌐
                                  @peritia@alovely.space

                                  If the Linux Kernel uses AI generated code. Or any project for that matter and it is ruled that AI code can't be copyrighted.

                                  Wouldn't that void the GPL from the on?

                                  I don't see how the decision of Linus will backfire hard /s

                                  No seriously what is he thinking?!?

                                    [?]Eddie. » 🌐
                                    @infoseclogger@infosec.exchange

                                    The project goes on. Had to abandon as the he browsers froze on launch with a computer with modern hardware. just worked, so my buddy gets Ubuntu.

                                    We will see how it goes.

                                      [?]the Index » 🌐
                                      @the_index@mastodon.social

                                      Apple negotiates with Washington as the standards and platforms issue resurfaces

                                      Amid efforts to conclude an antitrust proceeding in the United States, criticisms of the OOXML format, and signals from the free software community, the tech landscape today revolves around a specific theme: the market power exerted through ecosystems, formats, and access regulations.

                                      theindex.it/approfondimenti/20

                                      Apple negotiates with Washington as the standards and platforms issue resurfaces

                                      Alt...Apple negotiates with Washington as the standards and platforms issue resurfaces

                                        [?]fugahogeds » 🌐
                                        @fugahogeds@mastodon.social

                                        更新されたよ、見に来てね!→

                                        CVSS9.2の激震、$10の値札 nginx全世代RCEから GitHub有料化まで 15年の欠陥と10年の心臓を 今日まとめて手当てする 2026年07月21日(火) youtube.com/watch?v=d75tYXqVRTk

                                          [?]Escola Linux » 🌐
                                          @escolalinux@mastodon.social

                                          ⌨️ Conheça Comandos para Manipulação de Textos no Terminal 🖥️

                                          O terminal Linux é uma ferramenta poderosa, e dominar comandos para manipulação de textos pode revolucionar sua produtividade. Aprenda os principais comandos e facilite suas tarefas do dia a dia!

                                          👉 Confira no blog: nova.escolalinux.com.br/blog/c

                                            [?]Venn Stone » 🌐
                                            @venn@mast.interfacinglinux.com

                                            Tinkering with a Orin NX SBC. Silksong (x86-64) running through Box64 using DXVK + Proton hitting 100+ FPS... at 25W. Symphony of the Night XBLA recomp is humming along as well.

                                              [?]DM54 » 🌐
                                              @davidmaddock@aus.social

                                              So, I'm at a good point with my , it basically just works and covers most of the things I need. Immich up and running (rest of family later in the year), Tailscale so everything works wherever (stress tested with a month long European holiday). 321 with a combo of Proton, restic etc. Management and monitoring possibly over-engineered for what I actually have, but basically I have notifications and real time info left and right. Got note taking covered, got jellyfin, got an rss reader, got domain names for nice back end. Have a recipe app largely untouched. Stirling pdf.

                                              I have a smaller UPS set up.

                                              Future state involves a proper big boy UPS, a proper NAS/hdds and a second dedicated machine for Immich ML and some local AI.

                                              All of which is to say: what other fun things can I add to my system? Services, apps, etc that I can self host? I've trawled the self hosted site.

                                              I really just dig the tinkering at the moment.

                                                [?]fugahogeds » 🌐
                                                @fugahogeds@mastodon.social

                                                更新されたよ、見に来てね!→

                                                【今すぐ確認!】CVSS9.2の激震、$10の値札 nginx全世代RCEから GitHub有料化まで 15年の欠陥と10年の心臓を 今日まとめて手当てする 2026年07月21日(火)【今回は広い】 youtube.com/shorts/h8cIKSVPyvk

                                                  [?]mysticmode » 🌐
                                                  @mysticmode@ieji.de

                                                  Moving to Linux and using it (for me, Debian or Arch) is like playing Sonata with my computer.

                                                  Such a peace after doing Windows for sometime due to work.

                                                    [?]afreytes 🇵🇷 » 🌐
                                                    @afreytes@mastodon.gamedev.place

                                                    Is there a GUI tool (no Terminal) that allows you to rename BOTH files AND folders and is RECURSIVE?

                                                    The best I have tried is Stencil, but it doesn't do folders.

                                                    Sorry to be passive aggressive but please only recommend something you have used, do not ask "AI" or recommend the first hit on a search engine.

                                                    No, I don't care how easy it is to do in the terminal with one line. That is not the question!

                                                      [?]input » 🌐
                                                      @feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com

                                                      🎮 Streamer builds a battery powered PC with over 100 AAs, uses Hannah Montana Linux to benchmark their abomination

                                                      The best of both worlds?

                                                      📰 Source: Latest from PC Gamer
                                                      🔗 Link: https://www.pcgamer.com/hardware/streamer-builds-a-battery-powered-pc-with-over-100-aas-uses-hannah-montana-linux-to-benchmark-their-abomination/

                                                      #Linux #OpenSource

                                                      Image for: Streamer builds a battery powered PC with over 100 AAs, uses Hannah Montana Linux to benchmark their abomination

                                                      Alt...Image for: Streamer builds a battery powered PC with over 100 AAs, uses Hannah Montana Linux to benchmark their abomination

                                                        [?]Forum ubuntuusers » 🤖 🌐
                                                        @forumuu@nerdculture.de

                                                        [?]lmemsm » 🌐
                                                        @lmemsm@fosstodon.org

                                                        Does anyone know of a FOSS distribution looking for more lightweight packages (32 or 64 bit)? I'm considering creating static builds and tarballs of some of my favorite programs. They run on most systems and some ones. Looking for a FOSS community to discuss reproducible build concepts and low dependency software.

                                                          [?]Steamゲームリリース・セール情報 » 🤖 🌐
                                                          @steamgamefan@mastodon.social

                                                          Ages of Conflict: World War Simulator⁣ <JoySpark Games⁣> が、スペシャルプロモーションで25%OFFの600円になりました。7/28(火)2:00まで。レビュー5066件で圧倒的に好評。
                                                          store.steampowered.com/app/218

                                                            [?]Imperor 🎲🎮 » 🌐
                                                            @Imperor@mastodon.social

                                                            Tonight just a bit of a very chill small short stream. Will likely try and draw some god from my homebrew Pantheon as I am somewhat out of ideas for - Wanna hang out?

                                                            twitch.tv/imperorthefirst

                                                              [?]input » 🌐
                                                              @feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com

                                                              🐧 Browser Use – enables AI agents to interact with websites

                                                              Browser Use is a Python library and command-line tool that enables AI agents to interact with websites. The post Browser Use – enables AI agents to interact with websites appeared first on LinuxLinks.

                                                              📰 Source: LinuxLinks
                                                              🔗 Link: https://www.linuxlinks.com/browser-use-ai-agents-interact-websites/

                                                              #Python #AI #ArtificialIntelligence #Linux #OpenSource

                                                                [?]Herbert Hertramph » 🌐
                                                                @_DigitalWriter_@bildung.social

                                                                FSearch 0.3 erschienen

                                                                FSearch ist das "Everything" für Linux-Desktops. Sehr flott durch Aufbau eines Indexes. Nutze ich gerne und habe es bei Linux Mint auf eine aktive Ecke gelegt.

                                                                Gerade ist Vers. 0.3 erschienen mit Ordnerüberwachung = wenn in diesen Ordnern etwas verändert wird, wird es sofort in den Index übernommen.

                                                                  [?]input » 🌐
                                                                  @feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com

                                                                  🐧 Linux 7.2-rc4

                                                                  typo though

                                                                  📰 Source: Tux Machines
                                                                  🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/07/20/Linux_7_2_rc4.shtml

                                                                  #Linux #OpenSource

                                                                    [?]Spcnet.it » 🌐
                                                                    @blog@spcnet.it

                                                                    HollowByte: come 11 byte possono esaurire la memoria dei server OpenSSL

                                                                    Un payload TLS di appena 11 byte basta a far allocare centinaia di MB di memoria frammentata sui server OpenSSL non aggiornati. Ecco come funziona HollowByte e come proteggersi. [SENSITIVE CONTENT]

                                                                    Ogni tanto una vulnerabilità ricorda quanto la nostra infrastruttura digitale dipenda da librerie fondamentali che diamo per scontate. È il caso di HollowByte, una falla di tipo Denial of Service scoperta dal team di ricerca di Okta in OpenSSL: con un payload malevolo di appena 11 byte, un attaccante remoto e non autenticato può costringere un server ad allocare quantità di memoria completamente sproporzionate, prima ancora che l’handshake di sicurezza abbia inizio.

                                                                    Per chi gestisce server web, database o qualsiasi servizio che parla TLS — quindi, in pratica, quasi tutti i sistemisti — vale la pena capire come funziona e, soprattutto, cosa fare subito.

                                                                    Fidarsi ciecamente dell’header

                                                                    L’handshake TLS comincia con un messaggio ClientHello incapsulato in un record. Ogni messaggio di handshake porta un header di 4 byte che dichiara quanto sarà grande il corpo del messaggio in arrivo.

                                                                    Nelle versioni vulnerabili di OpenSSL, il buffer di ricezione viene allocato sulla base di quella lunghezza dichiarata dall’attaccante, prima ancora che i dati siano effettivamente arrivati. La catena di chiamate è semplice quanto pericolosa:

                                                                    Lettura header (4 byte)
                                                                      → grow_init_buf()
                                                                        → OPENSSL_clear_realloc()
                                                                          → malloc(dimensione_dichiarata_dall_attaccante)

                                                                    Poiché a questo stadio non esiste alcuna validazione del payload, un header che dichiara una lunghezza di 3 byte può far allocare fino a 131 KB basandosi solo sulla dichiarazione del pacchetto, che nessuno verifica. Il worker thread resta poi bloccato ad attendere dati che non arriveranno mai.

                                                                    L’effetto moltiplicatore: la frammentazione della memoria

                                                                    Tenere connessioni aperte per esaurire i thread è un trucco vecchio quanto Slowloris. Quello che rende HollowByte più insidioso è l’interazione con la gestione della memoria di glibc (GNU C Library).

                                                                    Quando una connessione dell’attaccante si chiude, OpenSSL libera il buffer — ma glibc non restituisce immediatamente al sistema operativo le allocazioni di dimensione piccola o media: le trattiene per un possibile riutilizzo. Lanciando ondate di connessioni con dimensioni dichiarate casuali, un attaccante impedisce all’allocatore di riutilizzare in modo efficiente quei blocchi liberati. L’heap si frammenta pesantemente e la Resident Set Size (RSS) del processo cresce in modo continuo.

                                                                    Il punto critico è questo: anche dopo che l’attaccante si è disconnesso, il processo resta con un footprint di memoria permanentemente gonfiato. L’unico modo per recuperarla davvero è riavviare il servizio.

                                                                    I numeri dei test

                                                                    Il team di Okta ha testato istanze OpenSSL patchate e non patchate dietro NGINX, sotto diverse condizioni di carico:

                                                                    • In un ambiente con 1 GB di RAM, il server non patchato è stato terminato dall’OOM killer dopo aver accumulato 547 MB di memoria frammentata e inutilizzabile
                                                                    • In un ambiente con 16 GB di RAM, l’attacco ha bloccato il 25% della memoria totale del sistema, restando sotto la soglia massima di connessioni consentite — il che significa che le classiche difese basate su rate limiting delle connessioni non fermano questo attacco

                                                                    Dato che OpenSSL è incorporato ovunque, l’impatto potenziale copre web server (Apache, NGINX), runtime di linguaggi (Node.js, Python, Ruby, PHP) e database (MySQL, PostgreSQL) che si appoggiano alla libreria per TLS.

                                                                    La correzione: crescita incrementale del buffer

                                                                    Il team OpenSSL ha risolto il problema passando a una crescita incrementale del buffer (merge delle pull request #30792, #30793 e #30794): invece di fidarsi della lunghezza dichiarata nell’header, il buffer cresce solo quando i byte arrivano effettivamente sulla connessione. Una dichiarazione senza seguito ora non costa più nulla al server.

                                                                    Il fix è stato incluso silenziosamente nella release OpenSSL 4.0.1, con backport altrettanto silenziosi sulle versioni:

                                                                    3.6.3
                                                                    3.5.7
                                                                    3.4.6
                                                                    3.0.21

                                                                    Un dettaglio non trascurabile: OpenSSL ha trattato la correzione come un semplice hardening fix, senza assegnare un CVE ufficiale, nonostante la gravità dell’impatto. Questo significa che molti scanner di vulnerabilità basati solo su database CVE potrebbero non segnalare l’esposizione: va verificata manualmente la versione installata.

                                                                    Cosa fare subito

                                                                    Alcune azioni concrete da mettere in pratica sui vostri sistemi:

                                                                    • Verificate la versione di OpenSSL su tutti i server esposti:
                                                                    openssl version -a
                                                                    • Aggiornate i pacchetti di sistema alla versione patchata più recente disponibile per la vostra distribuzione:
                                                                    # Debian/Ubuntu
                                                                    apt update && apt list --upgradable | grep -i openssl
                                                                    apt install --only-upgrade openssl libssl3
                                                                    
                                                                    # RHEL/Fedora/Alma
                                                                    dnf check-update openssl
                                                                    dnf update openssl
                                                                    • Non fermatevi al pacchetto di sistema: controllate anche runtime e linguaggi che incorporano una propria build di OpenSSL (build statiche di Node.js, alcune distribuzioni Python, container con immagini “slim” che a volte portano versioni di OpenSSL più vecchie di quelle dell’host)
                                                                    • Monitorate la RSS dei processi che terminano connessioni TLS, non solo il numero di connessioni attive: un aumento di memoria residente senza corrispondente crescita del traffico è un segnale d’allarme
                                                                    • Irrigidite i timeout di handshake lato reverse proxy, ad esempio su NGINX:
                                                                    ssl_handshake_timeout 10s;
                                                                    client_header_timeout 10s;
                                                                    • Valutate regole di rate limiting sulle nuove connessioni TLS per IP a livello di firewall o WAF, anche se — come mostrato dai test — da sole non bastano contro questa specifica tecnica

                                                                    Conclusione

                                                                    HollowByte è un buon esempio di come un bug apparentemente piccolo — la fiducia cieca in un header di pochi byte — possa diventare un vettore di Denial of Service difficile da rilevare con le metriche di monitoraggio standard, perché resta sotto le soglie di allarme sulla banda e sulle connessioni. La buona notizia è che la correzione è già disponibile e il percorso di mitigazione è chiaro: aggiornare OpenSSL su tutta la superficie esposta, non fidarsi solo dei database CVE per capire se si è vulnerabili, e aggiungere il monitoraggio della memoria residente ai controlli già in essere sui vostri servizi TLS.

                                                                    Fonte: BleepingComputer e Okta Security.

                                                                    HollowByte: come 11 byte possono esaurire la memoria dei server OpenSSL

                                                                    Alt...HollowByte: come 11 byte possono esaurire la memoria dei server OpenSSL

                                                                    [?]Yaqub. M » 🌐
                                                                    @yaqubpk@mastodon.social

                                                                    Clamav do use it if you are on Linux

                                                                      [?]OKD :fedora: 🚴 📸 » 🌐
                                                                      @patnat@social.tchncs.de

                                                                      Am I the only one confused by the names for openSUSEs editions?

                                                                      Leap: As in "...but a giant leap for mankind" that reminds me of conquering a new frontier is of course the stable LTS edition with older software.

                                                                      Tumbleweed: As in "nothings going on here, it's deserted, empty, inactive, here's an 80s western scene of a ghost town and rolling tumbleweed" is of course the rolling release edition with the most recent software versions.

                                                                        [?]B'ad Samurai :ifin: [he/him] » 🌐
                                                                        @badsamurai@infosec.exchange

                                                                        nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/cve-2

                                                                        Music video for No Diggity with Blackstreet in blue overalls and white tanks with the text

CVE-2026-63795

Baby you’re a perfect 10

                                                                        Alt...Music video for No Diggity with Blackstreet in blue overalls and white tanks with the text CVE-2026-63795 Baby you’re a perfect 10

                                                                          [?]Geoff » 🌐
                                                                          @sternecker@infosec.exchange

                                                                          440 CVEs dropped to kernel cve-announce in the last 24 hrs?!?!?!?
                                                                          Whoa, calm thy horses! It looks like a backlog dump of resolved issues all sequentially numbered. No RCEs and all resolved.

                                                                            [?]PlayingTux » 🌐
                                                                            @playingtux@mastodon.social

                                                                            Steam Train Fest 2026: discounts on train games until July 27th playingtux.com/en/articles/202

                                                                              [?]PitCrew » 🌐
                                                                              @pitcrewgg@mastodon.social

                                                                              [?]Fabrice 🇫🇷 » 🌐
                                                                              @fabricepigeard@mastodon.social


                                                                              Vous évitez le terminal Linux ? Voici comment tout configurer sur Raspberry Pi sans taper une seule commande.
                                                                              raspberrytips.fr/installer-web

                                                                                [?]input » 🌐
                                                                                @feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com

                                                                                🐧 Vocalinux – voice dictation application

                                                                                Vocalinux is a voice dictation application that lets you enter text into virtually any Linux application by speaking into a microphone. The post Vocalinux – voice dictation application appeared fir...

                                                                                📰 Source: LinuxLinks
                                                                                🔗 Link: https://www.linuxlinks.com/vocalinux-voice-dictation-application/

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                                                                                  [?]input » 🌐
                                                                                  @feed@igeek.gamer-geek-news.com

                                                                                  🐧 GNU/Linux, BSD, and Hardware

                                                                                  today's leftovers

                                                                                  📰 Source: Tux Machines
                                                                                  🔗 Link: https://tuxmachines.org/n/2026/07/20/GNU_Linux_BSD_and_Hardware.shtml

                                                                                  #Linux #OpenSource

                                                                                    [?]Root Moose » 🌐
                                                                                    @RootMoose@mastodon.bsd.cafe

                                                                                    "Twasn't me..."

                                                                                    "Well... it was teh case's fault!!!11!!!"

                                                                                    🤡

                                                                                    If you ever wanted a good reason to keep around your failed hard drives, scavenging screwed up logic boards is a good reason. Ha!

                                                                                    Image of a HDD with the logic board removed and showing broken and bent interface pins.

                                                                                    Alt...Image of a HDD with the logic board removed and showing broken and bent interface pins.

                                                                                      [?]openSUSE Linux » 🌐
                                                                                      @opensuse@fosstodon.org

                                                                                      or mass ? Either way, are changing how we and package. Find out about the real risks associated with , and how to not screw yourself or your users. 🤖🔐 youtu.be/33jpOZ0-aJM?si=yfvTEC

                                                                                        [?]0mega » 🌐
                                                                                        @0mega@sk.zehnvorne.social

                                                                                        Der hardware-agnostische low_latency_layer hat es nun in mein privates Debian-Repo geschafft. Erst mal nur ein provisorisches Paket, aber sollte funktionieren.

                                                                                          [?]Steamゲームリリース・セール情報 » 🤖 🌐
                                                                                          @steamgamefan@mastodon.social

                                                                                          Celebrity Memory - 12in12 Game 1⁣ <Francis Bean⁣> が、Linux対応になりました。
                                                                                          store.steampowered.com/app/485

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