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  1. Renaud Lifchitz :verified: @nono2357

    HDMI, DisplayPort, Thunderbolt : quelle connexion choisir pour vos écrans ?
    zdnet.fr/pratique/hdmi-display

  2. HD Moore @hdm

    Python's certifi package provides the trusted root CAs for a huge portion of the Python ecosystem. It's also a great example of how complex dependencies can get. Ultimately, these certs are sourced from Mozilla, but they go through 5 hops and a volunteer-run service to get there:

    gist.github.com/hdm/2e5ebbffa5

  3. V U This @[email protected]

    Connect MacBook to TV without HDMI.

    Open vuthis.com in your TV's browser, type the code at vuthis.com/r on the Mac, choose the PDF of your Keynote or PowerPoint, and it shows full screen. No adapters, no AirPlay, no apps.

    vuthis.com/display-pdf-on-tv

    #MacBook #Keynote #SmartTV #Presentations

    #macbook #keynote #smarttv #presentations
  4. TugaTech 🖥️ @[email protected]

    Não existe um limite oficial para o tamanho dos cabos HDMI, mas a resolução importa. A evolução das resoluções e taxas de atualização tornou as ligações mais longas imprevisíveis. 📺

    🔗 tugatech.com.pt/t93296-nao-exi

    #cabo #hdmi #largura #oficial #tamanho 

    #cabo #hdmi #largura #oficial #tamanho
  5. Space Feed @[email protected]

    Worth checking before it's gone.

    4K HDMI Digital Microscope with Flex Arm Stand

    🔭 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H4LNQNFY?tag=jwebb004-20&linkCode=osi&th=1&psc=1 #ad #paidlink #AmazonAffiliate #Tech #Gadgets

    4K HDMI Digital Microscope wit...

    #ad #paidlink #amazonaffiliate #tech #gadgets
  6. oyzmo @oyzmo

    Linux ❤️ Running Fedora with GNOME

    Made a few small apps fixing small things (lockdown auto screen switch on hdmi, make the topbar non-ontop) + a super good, small and fast Markdown Editor with TextPack support (Bindle) + Video Hardware Encoder for AMD and Intel cards (endodeR)

    oyzmo.no/apps/
    github.com/oyzmo

  7. Damian Fajfer @[email protected]

    Love #kde Connect as I can just take my laptop, plug a HDMI cable to the hotel tv and use my smartphone as a mouse, keyboard and tv remote

    #kde
  8. Mark Burnett @m8urnett

    Next time someone makes a time capsule I want to put in some USB, network, and HDMI cables to see if they are tangled in 50 years.

  9. Steve @[email protected]

    I was going to get the software all up and running on the Pi first before getting the 7 inch screen ready for it, but, the Pi 4 has the small HDMI connectors and I don't know if I have one handy to plug into my KVM.
    #raspberryPI #Pi #alpinelinux

    #raspberrypi #pi #alpinelinux
  10. Slowly Stepping Away @slowlysteppingaway

    An article appeared today in our national news questioning whether hacking your smart TV with AI was a good idea...

    .."Some tech users, fed up with constant surveillance, ads and other distractions, are using artificial intelligence to "dumb down" their smart devices."

    .."Some people have posted their coding scripts — sets of programming instructions carried out by AI agents — on the internet for others to copy."

    .."people are essentially using AI agents to help them identify their TV's IP address, then blocking certain traffic, like ads on TV home screens and analytics that get sent back to the company that makes the TV. "

    .."Levy says in the case of smart TVs, many of these changes can be made by simply tweaking the settings on the TV itself."

    .."one way to address these concerns is to use a Fire Stick or other multimedia streaming device loaded with the apps you want that plugs into a TV's HDMI port."

    .."It's important to understand that a lot of smart TVs now also have microphones in them … My fear would be that is it possible for hackers to take over some of those features on your television."

    cbc.ca/lite/story/9.7392179

    #vibecoding #dumbtv #smarttv #security #hacking #surveillancecapitalism
  11. 🛡️ #1 hacks.gr @[email protected]

    LG has released the UltraGear evo GX9, a 39-inch ultrawide curved gaming monitor priced at $1,799.99.

    It features LG's fourth-gen Primary RGB Tandem QD-OLED panel, delivering a 5K2K resolution at 165Hz or an alternate 330Hz mode at 2,560-by-1,080.

    Connectivity includes HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 2.1, and USB-C with 90W power delivery.

    Reviewers note that while it packs advanced features and AI upscaling, the premium price tag may prompt buyers…

    en.hacks.gr/i-lg-kykloforise-t

    #LG #OLED #Hardware #Gaming

    #lg #oled #hardware #gaming
  12. Aptivi @[email protected]

    Aptivi Weekly Tech News Issue #21 (Week 43 – 10/24/2026)

    Every week, we collect every event that happened within Aptivi, our projects, and other interesting tech news. This issue shows you the brief summary of our project releases and some of our articles posted on the Aptivi Blog and on the Newsroom, as well as some links to other interesting resources, such as the most intriguing tech news during the week.

    As technology evolves quickly, we have to move quickly with the current to make sure that we don’t miss any of the interesting technology-related events, such as new releases and other interesting events that revolutionize the tech world.

    What happened at Aptivi?

    During this week, sets of events have happened at Aptivi, and we have chosen to summarize some of the most intriguing events that we have covered here at Aptivi Blog and Aptivi Newsroom, as well as other Aptivi updates in case they happen.

    Linux 7.3 was officially available as a general release after seven release candidates.

    Samsung started globally rolling out the One UI 9.0 update for the Galaxy A37 and the Galaxy S23, starting from Europe. Additionally, the stable update had landed to the LTE version of the Galaxy A07, starting from countries like Indonesia and the Philippines. Additionally, Samsung has prepared the new One UI 9.0 Watch Beta for the Galaxy Watch8 and Watch7.

    Additionally, you can check out this week’s issue of Linux Weekly Digests in this link.

    There are some other updates that happened with Aptivi. We have announced our first big milestone that will happen on November 5th, which is a big leap since our major rebrand that happened back in February. Meanwhile, we’ve officially started supporting our projects that run on One UI 9.0, which is based on Android 17.

    Most intriguing tech news

    Here, we collect some of the most intriguing news that caught our attention, and our readers can explore this list below:

    Please note that the order of events are listed in the descending order from the newest to the oldest.

    Summary

    This week, Aptivi started providing official support for those who are using projects on Android phones and tablets running One UI 9.0, while announcing a big release date on November 5th.

    In the other hand, Linux 7.3 was available as a general release after seven release candidates, and Samsung started pushing One UI 9.0 for the Galaxy S23, Galaxy Z Fold/Flip5, and A37 globally, as well as the Galaxy A07’s One UI 9.0 in countries like Indonesia and the Philippines.

    So, thank you to whoever read our posts, liked them, and commented on them, whether it’s on the Fediverse or not. We appreciate your interaction, engagement, and support, and this motivates us into going ahead moving forward.

    #news #Tech #Technology #update #Weekly #WeeklyNews
    #news #tech #technology #update #weekly #weeklynews
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