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Killab33z_OG, 14 days ago to opensource

This #OpenSource #FlipperZero alternative is looking like a great new tool to tinker with. It's using a #HackBat hat on a #RaspberryPi, it's cheaper, and the source code is available. Anyone on #Fedi make one yet?

https://www.xda-developers.com/raspberry-pi-hackbot/

#Hacker #Hack #HackTheSystem #HackingIsNotACrime #Flipper #AskFedi

HackBat repo
https://github.com/controlpaths/hackbat

Killab33z_OG, 3 months ago to fediverse

Did not know about this #Fediverse website #FediDB until today ^_^
https://fedidb.org/

campuscodi, 9 months ago to random

"Discord.io has suffered a data breach."

https://discord.io/

http://web.archive.org/web/20230814204626/https://discord.io/

Radical_EgoCom, 9 months ago to random

I'm tired of hearing about these people. There are more important things to be focused on.

kwf, 10 months ago to RedHat

Just to recap the latest in the #Redhat RHEL vs downstreams not offering them any value drama:

Redhat publically states that downstream rebuilders offer them no value, and the RHEL community should all be working in the Centos-stream sandbox, because that's where the community is, because it has community right there in the name, and that's where the code fixes can land, and community is only about lines of code in the repo.

@almalinux goes "alright, no value in us being a 1:1 rebuild of RHEL, then we're cutting our own path while being based on Centos-stream, staying ABI compatible with RHEL, but we'll fix our own bugs when we find them"

Alma Linux then finds a CVE in the iperf3 server impacting everyone in the Enterprise Linux 9 ecosystem, so they release the fix for AlmaLinux, and then immediately open pull requests for Fedora and Centos-stream to land the fix upstream. Which would seem to be exactly what Redhat was asking for this whole time.

Redhat's response to the centos-stream pull request? "There is no current customer demand for this fix in RHEL, so we're not interested in this fix"

The astute will notice that the pull request is feeding into centos-stream, and not RHEL. But they're making merge decisions here based on immediate customer demand in RHEL.

So maybe this whole "Centos-stream is the community distro" line was bullshit and it really is just the beta testing ground for RHEL, just like all of us kind of thought it was while getting shouted down by the centos-stream advocates this whole time.

So Redhat is still doing great.

https://gitlab.com/redhat/centos-stream/rpms/iperf3/-/merge_requests/5

privacyguides, 10 months ago to random

Trying to make macOS more private? Here's our overview:

https://www.privacyguides.org/en/os/macos-overview/

2600, 10 months ago to random

To answer those of you asking why we're not on Threads, it's because Meta says "2600" is an illegal user name. Not a good start.

Radical_EgoCom, 10 months ago to random

SAG strike: Hollywood actors announce major walkout
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-66196357

grueproof, 10 months ago to random

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rysiek, 10 months ago to random

I am backing up my #SailfishOS phone before I move to an Android-based OS, and damn will I miss ssh access and the ability to just use rsync to back-up the data off of it.

Sigh. :blobpensive:

If only there was SailfishOS for Fairphone 4. If only. :sadcat1:

voltur, 11 months ago to random

So, I found some WoW city worlds, digging through VRChat this morning. These particular ones stood out: Orgrimmar, Dalaran, and Stormwind.

What's kind of cool is how much effort they went into to make them feel right. The post-processing and shader tricks in Org are fantastic.

They applied wind-like mesh deformation shaders to the trees in Dalaran and Stormwind, which made the place feel substantially more alive, even though it's the same paper-craft tree models (which I love, btw.)

Stormwind is interesting, it's a combination of things, but they managed to make Stormwind feel like a winter wonderland.

Such interesting finds world hopping this morning!

The wintry streets of Stormwind, looking into the city from the entry gate. Snow falling, gathering on the roof tops and trees. A gray sky, with warm light coming from the building windows.
The streets of Orgrimmar in VRChat, seen from the entrance. Dramatic light streaming through the Orc towers.