The first image of Project Korikath was uploaded by a 17 years old Wikimedian on August 16, 2022 who was going to attend his high…
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Salsa Digital: Salsa Digital and amazee.io secure new contract with the Australian Department of Finance for GovCMS
Media release Canberra, 27 Sept, 2023 – Salsa Digital and amazee.io (a Mirantis company) are honoured to announce a three-year contract to provide a whole-of-government, open source content management system and web hosting service for the GovCMS program . See GovCMS announcement GovCMS approached the market for the third generation of GovCMS with an emphasis on maintaining the resilience, security and stability of the current platform balanced with new innovations. “As the incumbent, Salsa Digital in strong collaboration with our partner amazee.io, wanted to make sure we weren’t complacent,” said Alfred Deeb, Salsa Digital Founding Director and Open Government Advocate.rubidity-simulacrum gem v0.1 – run blockchain contracts in rubidity w/ eth simulator
Hello, yes, rubidity started as a joke (by Middlemarch a.k.a. Tom Lehman this summer). can it get any more stupid!? let’s try. some years ago i put together an ethereum simulator called universum (yes, in ruby). now that rubidity is a kind of better (or 100% solidity-compatible) version of secure ruby i put together a 2nd generation ethereum simulator (universum v2) called … drum roll, please … simulacrum. i published the first rubidity-simulacrum gem (v0.1) that lets you run (dumb) blockchain contracts in rubidity (with 100%-solidity compatible data types & abis) on an ethereum simulacrum in your own home for fun & profit (for free). happy blockchain programming with ruby & rubidity.
Introduction to sysclean(8)
Many
OpenBSD
sysadmins
find the
sysclean(8)
port
useful for removing obsolete files following upgrades.
Sebastien Marie (semarie@),
the
author
of sysclean(8),
has written a
piece
giving an under-the-hood
look at the operation of this handy utility.
It’s well worth reading for those interested in understanding
how it works!
mkfs.ext4 – What it actually creates
Introducing the internal data written to Click to Read More at Oracle Linux Kernel Development
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How the OSI checks if new licenses comply with the Open Source Definition
The OSI License Review Working Group was formed to improve the license review process. Read more about it!
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The Philips Hue ecosystem is collapsing into stupidity
Philips Hue products are about to get a whole lot worse – even the ones you already own. Their latest round of stupidity pops up a new EULA and forces you to take it or, again, you can’t access your stuff. But that’s just more unenforceable garbage, so who cares, right? Well, it’s getting worse. It seems they are planning on dropping an update which will force you to log in. Yep, no longer will your stuff Just Work across the local network. Now it will have yet another garbage “cloud” “integration” involved, and they certainly will find a way to make things suck even worse for you. This should be illegal.