Author: Michael G

Rinku Dhawan Reacts On Marriage and Using Dating Apps, Says ‘ Main Live-In Relationship…’

Yeh video tanhai aur udaasi ke lamhon mein uski yaadon ko samarpit hai. Jab hum akele hote hain, uski yaad aur bhi gehri ho jati hai. Yeh kahani hai un lamhon ki, jab dil sirf uske saath guzare hue palon ko yaad karta hai. Dekhiye kaise tanhai mein uski yaad dil ko bechain kar deti hai aur har jagah uski kami mehsoos hoti hai.
#Tanhai
#Yaad,
#Loneliness,
#Remembrance,
#Missing Someone,
#Heartache,
#Emotional Moments,
#Sad Love,
#Solitude,
#Nostalgia,
#Love and Loss,
#Heartbreak,
#Painful Memories,
#Emotional Journey,
#Alone with Memories,

C’est un accrochage qui s’est produit en direct sur l’antenne de BFM TV, quand un journaliste de la chaîne a décidé de faire la leçon à un député européen du Rassemblement National. Thomas Soulier, chef adjoint du service politique de BFM TV n’a en effet pas supporté que le député du RN Matthieu Valet, révèle qui était l’informateur d’un journaliste qui a écrit un papier sur lui, affirmant “qu’il avait fait des offres de service au gouvernement Macron”.

L’ancien policier Matthieu Valet met alors en cause le directeur de Cabinet de Gérald Darmanin, provoquant la colère de Thomas Soulier : “Vous ne pouvez pas dévoiler les sources d’un journaliste ! Dévoiler la source, ce n’est jamais quelque chose de très bon en démocratie ! Je vous fais la leçon, car vous venez de donner la source d’un journaliste !”

Matthieu Valet, répond alors : “On veut nous salir et après on veut que je me taise ? Si le journaliste voulait garder le secret de ses sources, il n’avait pas à me le dire. Moi, il m’a montré des échanges de SMS, donc c’est que ses sources ne sont pas secrètes !”

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Here’s what I’ve been working on for my Drupal contributions this week. Thanks to Code Enigma for sponsoring the time to work on these.

Here’s what we worked on during our last product cycle at Honeybadger: a curated Rails performance dashboard with automatic Ruby instrumentation! ✨

This bachelor thesis implements puts it’s focus on the GNU Taler auditor. Cedric Zwahlen and Nicola Eigel made it real-time and added single page application.

This post clarifies how the draft Open Source AI Definition arrived at its current state, the design principles behind the Data information concept and the constraints (legal and technical) it operates under.

Sometimes you come across a story that’s equally weird and delightful, and this is definitely one of them. Oleksandr Natalenko posted a link on Mastodon to a curious email sent to the Linux Kernel Mailing List, which apparently gets sent to the LKML every single year. The message is very straightforward. Is it possible to write a kernel module which, when loaded, will blow the PC speaker? ↫ R.F. Burns on the LKML Since this gets sent every year, it’s most likely some automated thing that’s more of a joke than a real request at this point. However, originally, there was a real historical reason behind the inquiry, as Schlemihl Schalmeier on Mastodon points out. They link to the original rationale behind the request, posted to the LKML after the request was first made, all the way back in 2007. At the time, the author was helping a small school system manage a number of Linux workstations, and the students there were abusing the sound cards on those workstations for shenanigans. They addressed this by only allowing users with root privileges access to the sound devices. However, kids are smart, and they started abusing the PC speaker instead, and even unloading the PC speaker kernel module didn’t help because the kids found ways to abuse the PC speaker outside of the operating system (the BIOS maybe? I have no idea). And so, the author notes, the school system wanted them to remove the PC speakers entirely, but this would be a very fiddly and time-consuming effort, since there were a lot of PCs, and of course, this would all have to be done on-site – unlike the earlier solutions which could all be done remotely. So, the idea was raised about seeing if there was a way to blow the PC speaker by loading a kernel module.  If so, a mass-deployment of a kernel module overnight would take care of the PC speaker problem once and for all. ↫ R.F. Burns on the LKML So, that’s the original story behind the request. It’s honestly kind of ingenious, and it made me wonder if the author got a useful reply on the LKML, and if such a kernel module was ever created. The original thread didn’t seem particularly conclusive to me, and the later yearly instances of the request don’t seem to yield much either. It seems unlikely to me this is possible at all. Regardless, this is a very weird bit of Linux kernel lore, and I’d love to know if there’s more going on. Various parts of the original rationale seem dubious to me, such as the handwavy thing about abusing the PC speaker outside of the operating system, and what does “abusing” the PC speaker even mean in the first place? As Natalenko notes, it seems there’s more to this story, and I’d love to find out what it is.