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Salsa Digital: Salsa at the GovCMS Mega Meetup 2023

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Salsa Digital: Salsa at the GovCMS Mega Meetup 2023
GovCMS Mega Meetup On Wednesday 22 November 2023, GovCMS is holding a GovCMS Mega Meetup . The Mega Meetup will focus on the innovative and technical uplifts planned for the GovCMS platform.  The event runs from 9.30am to 3.30pm. Key agenda items include: Breakout sessions on Drupal 10 upgrade insights and learnings, future directions of GovCMs, using the Drupal Services Panel and a Women in IT panel A keynote from the Australian Cyber Security Centre (ACSC) A keynote from Pia Andrews on digital government infrastructure GovCMS Mega Meetup Awards Register for the GovCMS Mega Meetup Salsa at the GovCMS Mega Meetup Salsa is presenting at the GovCMS Mega Meetup as part of the GovCMS Future Directions stream.

JRuby 9.3.12.0 Released

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The JRuby community is pleased to announce the release of JRuby 9.3.12.0

JRuby 9.3.x is compatible with Ruby 2.6.x and stays in sync with C Ruby. As always there is a mix of miscellaneous fixes so be sure to read the issue list below.

JRuby 9.3.12 has been released with just a handful of bug fixes this time.

We are ramping down maintenance of 9.3 in preparation for EOL at the end of this year. Let us know what we can do to get you on JRuby 9.4 today!

3 Github Issues resolved for 9.3.12.0

Why we’re renaming ‘Firefox accounts’ to ‘Mozilla accounts’

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Why we’re renaming ‘Firefox accounts’ to ‘Mozilla accounts’

For many Firefox users, a Firefox account has been indispensable. It safely syncs everything from open tabs, bookmarks, history and add-ons to passwords, credit card information and saved addresses across desktop and mobile devices.  In fact, over the past few years, a Firefox account has grown its support beyond our beloved web browser. It’s now […]

The post Why we’re renaming ‘Firefox accounts’ to ‘Mozilla accounts’ appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.

Why ACPI?

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There’s an alternative universe where we decided to teach the kernel about every piece of hardware it should run on. Fortunately (or, well, unfortunately) we’ve seen that in the ARM world. Most device-specific simply never reaches mainline, and most users are stuck running ancient kernels as a result. Imagine every x86 device vendor shipping their own kernel optimised for their hardware, and now imagine how well that works out given the quality of their firmware. Does that really seem better to you? It’s understandable why ACPI has a poor reputation. But it’s also hard to figure out what would work better in the real world. We could have built something similar on top of Open Firmware instead but the distinction wouldn’t be terribly meaningful – we’d just have Forth instead of the ACPI bytecode language. Longing for a non-ACPI world without presenting something that’s better and actually stands a reasonable chance of adoption doesn’t make the world a better place. Matthew Garrett with the usual paragraphs of wisdom.

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