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Oh mais que vois-je ?? :blobaww:
#QwantMaps vient d'ajouter les itinéraires à sa page, attention c'est toujours en alpha !
C'est par là : https://www.qwant.com/maps/
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This conversation w/Alpha Lo on his Climate Water Project podcast runs deep; it's among the best I've done. Like me, Alpha is puzzling out water's many escapades; we've been comparing notes along the way. His Substack Climate Water Project, is excellent, and well annotated w/scientific studies. #slowwater https://climatewaterproject.substack.com/p/slowing-our-waters-erica-gies-interview
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CW: #Fedivision, acknowledgments
I want to publicly thank the Old Mermaid Townsfolk for providing their robust singing and snipes on #Fedivision2023 winner, Haul on the Jib: A Recursive C Shanty.
In alphabetical order of username, @cos @knack @koosli @Kymberly @screenbeard , plus some anonymous contributors! I literally couldn't have made this song without you. Save me a seat at the tavern!
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[Snowcamp] Tester c’est tricher
Les tests sont abordés de façon très dogmatique.
Jules et Antoine vont nous montrer qu’il faut parfois sortir des dogmes, donc tricher.Qu’est-ce qu’on teste ?
On peut faire des tests unitaires (par exemple, pour vérifier que la toile du parapluie reste étanche).
On peut faire des tests d’intégration (par exemple, pour vérifier que le mécanisme d’ouverture du parapluie tienne). On peut aussi mocker le système (par exemple, simuler le vent).
Ca peut aussi être bien de faire du test end-to-end (avec l’usage complet du parapluie).
Et puis mettre en place du canary testing (lorsqu’on invente un nouveau parapluie).
Quelle stratégie pour les tests ?
Habituellement, on parle de la pyramide des tests.
Malheureusement, il y a plusieurs interprétations de cette pyramide.En fait, elle vient d’un livre de Mike Cohn, et elle est beaucoup plus simple que ce qu’on voit.
Et dans son livre, elle s’appelle « the test automation pyramid ».
Le livre date de 2009 et, globalement, le coût de mise en place de tests d’UI est très élevé.Aujourd’hui, ce modèle est dépassé.
Il a été remplacé par exemple dans « designing a pragmatic testing strategy » par une espèce de ruche.
Et si on demande aux gens, on peut trouver plusieurs catégories
- Les croyants qui disent « on ne teste pas, on n’a pas le temps ». Dans state of Javascript, 21% des gens n’utilisent aucun outil de test automatisé … C’est l’ice cream model d’Alister B Scott. Evidement, c’est un anti-pattern. Et en fait, ça arrive plus souvent que ce qu’on croit (voir Development time perception bias).
- Les technophiles définissent leurs tests par l’outil qu’ils utilisent, sans penser à la stratégie. Ca amène à des dérives comme des tests de non observation (par exemple, tester que lorsqu’on va sur une page qui n’existe pas, ça retourne une 404)
- Les sceptiques cherchent la couverture de code à 100%. Evidement, la couverture ne mesure que la quantité de tests, pas la qualité.
- Les ça suffit comme ça qui ne testent que les parties du code importantes d’un point de vue métier. C’est compliqué pour les nouveaux arrivants, qui ne savent pas ce qu’ilf aut tester. Et ils se posent beaucoup de questions sur les limites et le coût de l’automatisation. C’est ce qu’explique Mike Cohn dans son livre. Et en fait, le coût des tests augmente avec leur temps, mais leur bénéfice diminue.
BOn, c’est une catégorisation faite maison.
Quelles sont les motivations des différentes catégories ?- La stabilité du code
- L’intégrité du code
- Documenter le code
- La conformité du code
- La reproductibilité
Trucs et astuces
Pour les croyants
Dans le web, pour les tests fortement liés à l’implémentation, vitest vous aidera si vous êtes dans le web.
Pour vos tests d’interface, utilisez Playwright.
Et Playwright s’installe très facilement.
S’ensuit une démo de Playwright, qui a une api très facile à utiliser, en JS comme en Java, et qui facilite considérablement l’installation des navigateurs pilotés.
Les tests sont parfois un peu longs, mais ça peut s’optimiser.
Surtout quand dans un test d’interface on fait des appels réseau.
Et dans ce cas, il vaut mieux mocker les APIs pour pouvoir facilement mettre en scène des appels réseau qui plantent.
Et PLaywright a une api de mock !Pour les technophiles
Essayez d’avoir des approches plus orientées métier avec du BDD ou de l’ATDD.
Ca se fait généralement avec du Gherkin.
Les speakers vous recommandent Cucumber disponible dans tout un tas de langage.
Et essayez de mettre votre base de code au même niveau de qualité que votre code applicatif.
Ca peut être bien de vérifier par exemple- Que chaque test ait au moins un assert
- Que les tests aient des noms différents
Pour les sceptiques
Arrêtez de voir la couverture comme l’alpha et l’omega et passez au mutation testing.
Ciblez vos tests pour n’exécuter que les tests signifiants.
vitest a un flag changed qui ne va exécuter que les tests correspondant au code impacté par vos changements de code.
Dans les projets multimodules, vous pouvez ne retester que les modules impactés (disponible dans un tas de technos).Pour les ça suffit comme ça
La stratégie de test n’est généralement pas documentée.
Vous pouvez par exemple ajouter un fichierTESTING.mdqui documentera quelle est votre stratégie de test (ou utiliser un ADR). -
::: Chimera Linux - GNUless Linux & built from scratch :linux:
...now entering Alpha state!
The infrastructure in place:
* Central build system (build / publish packages)
* Continuous pull requests
* A proper package repo browser
* Nightly global update-check for packagersThe C library is provided by musl (patched to use LLVM's).
Follow Chimera Linux' journey => @chimera_linux
Read more (+can you help?) => https://chimera-linux.org/news/2023/06/entering-alpha.html
#ChimeraLinux #GNUless #nonGNU #Alpha #development #independent #Linux
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::: Chimera Linux - GNUless Linux & built from scratch :linux:
...now entering Alpha state!
The infrastructure in place:
* Central build system (build / publish packages)
* Continuous pull requests
* A proper package repo browser
* Nightly global update-check for packagersThe C library is provided by musl (patched to use LLVM's).
Follow Chimera Linux' journey => @chimera_linux
Read more (+can you help?) => https://chimera-linux.org/news/2023/06/entering-alpha.html
#ChimeraLinux #GNUless #nonGNU #Alpha #development #independent #Linux
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::: Chimera Linux - GNUless Linux & built from scratch :linux:
...now entering Alpha state!
The infrastructure in place:
* Central build system (build / publish packages)
* Continuous pull requests
* A proper package repo browser
* Nightly global update-check for packagersThe C library is provided by musl (patched to use LLVM's).
Follow Chimera Linux' journey => @chimera_linux
Read more (+can you help?) => https://chimera-linux.org/news/2023/06/entering-alpha.html
#ChimeraLinux #GNUless #nonGNU #Alpha #development #independent #Linux
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Adélie Linux.
In BETA phase now, already intriguing.
Based on "GNUless" Alpine Linux, but aiming for common desktop use. Userland instead of GNU Core: BusyBox.
For C standard library, it uses musl, instead of GNU glibc.
"We do believe that Linux should be usable by anyone, regardless of income level or past computer experience. We don't believe that Linux has to be hard to use."
Eye on this one.
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#CircuitPython 10.3.0-alpha.2 released!
https://blog.adafruit.com/2026/05/15/circuitpython-10-3-0-alpha-2-released/
Highlights:
- Fix crashes on certain boards with integral displays.
- Adafruit MagTag 2025: improve display quality and support new display variant.
- Add CIRCUITPY_SDCARD_USB to settings.toml to control visibility of a mounted SD card on USB.
- Support float values in settings.toml.
- Report USB MSC drives as removable media to the host.
- Update ESP-IDF to v6.0.1.
- Fix audiomixer.Mixer on SAMx5x.
- STM: audio.AudioOut, using DAC. -
Linux 7.0 is now officially live!
A new major version of Linux is now live as of April 13th, 2026! Linux 7.0 is the brand new major version of Linux, after 6.x, that provides you with improvements regarding lots of kernel portions.
According to Phoronix, Linux 7.0 provides the following changes when it comes to the CPU portion, including, but not limited to:
- Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions (TSX) auto mode is now the default on Linux 7.0, as all known TSX security-related issues are now fixed.
- Turbostat for Linux 7.0 can now report L2 cache statistics.
- Performance events and metrics support for AMD Zen 6 processors.
- Intel NTB and performance events support for Xeon Diamond Rapids.
- Sound and Intel LPSS driver support for Nova Lake.
- New LoongArch CPU features have been added to Linux 7.0.
- User-space CFI support for RISC-V processors.
- Single-copy atomic LS64 and LS64V instructions for ARM64 processors.
- SPARC and Alpha CPU support improvements.
Additionally, the graphics portion of the kernel has seen improvements and additions, including:
- Graphics hardware support in the kernel for upcoming AMD graphics cards for day-1 support.
- Improvements made to SR-IOV and multi-device SVM for the Intel Xe graphics card drivers.
- Multi-queue support for the upcoming Intel Crescent Island AI inference accelerator for day-1 support.
- Intel Nova Lake graphics card driver support.
- More graphics card temperature sensors support has been added.
- Nouveau earns larger page support for better performance in NVK.
- AM62P support has been added for Imagination’s PowerVR graphics card drivers.
- Fixes and improvements for GCN 1.0 and 1.1 hardware.
- Various other improvements.
As for the file system, the following changes have been made:
- Autonomous self-healing capabilities for the XFS file system.
- Experimental remap-tree feature for the BTRFS file system.
- Concurrent drive I/O writers improvements for the EXT4 file system.
- Performance improvements made to the F2FS file system.
- Fixes for the NTFS3 file system.
- More upstream patches for the ecryptfs file system.
- Dynamic thread pool sizing for the NFS server.
- Power sequencing driver for PCIe M.2 connectors.
- Various other improvements.
Other miscellaneous changes have been made to the kernel to improve user experience and to improve performance of your device, such as more frequent usages of the “sheaves” to make the kernel faster, performance improvements to the memory management code and the CPU scheduler system, and performance enhancements up to 50-75% for file-backed large folios. Additionally, the UDP network performance improvement has been earned by inviting a function, and several NICs have been added to the supported devices list, including:
- Realtek RTL8127ATF 10G Fiber SFP
- Airoha AN8811HB 2.5 Gbps PHY
- Qualcomm QCC2072
Additionally, more hardware support has been added, including the Rock Band 4 PS4/PS5 guitar support, which adds support for the following devices in the Sony HID driver:
- PDP RiffMaster
- CRKD Gibson SG
Alongside the guitar support for Rock Band 4, there have been various laptop-related improvements made to the kernel, including the Apple USB Type-C PHY support and the Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite PHY support.
As for Rust, the kernel’s Rust support is no longer considered as experimental, with Rust in the kernel being here to stay in the source code of the kernel, which means that more secure code is already on the way, with preparations for the Rust 1.95 programming language and the driver core improvements made there.
The official announcement has been made by Linus Torvalds in the kernel mailing list, which says:
The last week of the release continued the same "lots of small fixes" trend, but it all really does seem pretty benign, so I've tagged the final 7.0 and pushed it out.
I suspect it's a lot of AI tool use that will keep finding corner cases for us for a while, so this may be the "new normal" at least for a while. Only time will tell.
Anyway, this last week was a little bit of everything: networking (core and drivers), arch fixes, tooling and selftests, and various random fixes all over the place.
Let's keep testing, and obviously tomorrow the merge window for 7.1 opens. I already have four dozen pull requests pending - thank you to all the early people.Linux v7.1 will be the second version from the v7.x series that will be released after today’s Linux 7.0, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.
Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.0, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as
pacman -Syuas root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.To download Linux 7.0’s source code, click on the below buttons:
Source code Patch PGP signature #Linux #Linux7 #Linux70 #news #Tech #Technology #update -
Linux 7.0 is now officially live!
A new major version of Linux is now live as of April 13th, 2026! Linux 7.0 is the brand new major version of Linux, after 6.x, that provides you with improvements regarding lots of kernel portions.
According to Phoronix, Linux 7.0 provides the following changes when it comes to the CPU portion, including, but not limited to:
- Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions (TSX) auto mode is now the default on Linux 7.0, as all known TSX security-related issues are now fixed.
- Turbostat for Linux 7.0 can now report L2 cache statistics.
- Performance events and metrics support for AMD Zen 6 processors.
- Intel NTB and performance events support for Xeon Diamond Rapids.
- Sound and Intel LPSS driver support for Nova Lake.
- New LoongArch CPU features have been added to Linux 7.0.
- User-space CFI support for RISC-V processors.
- Single-copy atomic LS64 and LS64V instructions for ARM64 processors.
- SPARC and Alpha CPU support improvements.
Additionally, the graphics portion of the kernel has seen improvements and additions, including:
- Graphics hardware support in the kernel for upcoming AMD graphics cards for day-1 support.
- Improvements made to SR-IOV and multi-device SVM for the Intel Xe graphics card drivers.
- Multi-queue support for the upcoming Intel Crescent Island AI inference accelerator for day-1 support.
- Intel Nova Lake graphics card driver support.
- More graphics card temperature sensors support has been added.
- Nouveau earns larger page support for better performance in NVK.
- AM62P support has been added for Imagination’s PowerVR graphics card drivers.
- Fixes and improvements for GCN 1.0 and 1.1 hardware.
- Various other improvements.
As for the file system, the following changes have been made:
- Autonomous self-healing capabilities for the XFS file system.
- Experimental remap-tree feature for the BTRFS file system.
- Concurrent drive I/O writers improvements for the EXT4 file system.
- Performance improvements made to the F2FS file system.
- Fixes for the NTFS3 file system.
- More upstream patches for the ecryptfs file system.
- Dynamic thread pool sizing for the NFS server.
- Power sequencing driver for PCIe M.2 connectors.
- Various other improvements.
Other miscellaneous changes have been made to the kernel to improve user experience and to improve performance of your device, such as more frequent usages of the “sheaves” to make the kernel faster, performance improvements to the memory management code and the CPU scheduler system, and performance enhancements up to 50-75% for file-backed large folios. Additionally, the UDP network performance improvement has been earned by inviting a function, and several NICs have been added to the supported devices list, including:
- Realtek RTL8127ATF 10G Fiber SFP
- Airoha AN8811HB 2.5 Gbps PHY
- Qualcomm QCC2072
Additionally, more hardware support has been added, including the Rock Band 4 PS4/PS5 guitar support, which adds support for the following devices in the Sony HID driver:
- PDP RiffMaster
- CRKD Gibson SG
Alongside the guitar support for Rock Band 4, there have been various laptop-related improvements made to the kernel, including the Apple USB Type-C PHY support and the Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite PHY support.
As for Rust, the kernel’s Rust support is no longer considered as experimental, with Rust in the kernel being here to stay in the source code of the kernel, which means that more secure code is already on the way, with preparations for the Rust 1.95 programming language and the driver core improvements made there.
The official announcement has been made by Linus Torvalds in the kernel mailing list, which says:
The last week of the release continued the same "lots of small fixes" trend, but it all really does seem pretty benign, so I've tagged the final 7.0 and pushed it out.
I suspect it's a lot of AI tool use that will keep finding corner cases for us for a while, so this may be the "new normal" at least for a while. Only time will tell.
Anyway, this last week was a little bit of everything: networking (core and drivers), arch fixes, tooling and selftests, and various random fixes all over the place.
Let's keep testing, and obviously tomorrow the merge window for 7.1 opens. I already have four dozen pull requests pending - thank you to all the early people.Linux v7.1 will be the second version from the v7.x series that will be released after today’s Linux 7.0, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.
Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.0, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as
pacman -Syuas root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.To download Linux 7.0’s source code, click on the below buttons:
Source code Patch PGP signature #Linux #Linux7 #Linux70 #news #Tech #Technology #update -
Linux 7.0 is now officially live!
A new major version of Linux is now live as of April 13th, 2026! Linux 7.0 is the brand new major version of Linux, after 6.x, that provides you with improvements regarding lots of kernel portions.
According to Phoronix, Linux 7.0 provides the following changes when it comes to the CPU portion, including, but not limited to:
- Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions (TSX) auto mode is now the default on Linux 7.0, as all known TSX security-related issues are now fixed.
- Turbostat for Linux 7.0 can now report L2 cache statistics.
- Performance events and metrics support for AMD Zen 6 processors.
- Intel NTB and performance events support for Xeon Diamond Rapids.
- Sound and Intel LPSS driver support for Nova Lake.
- New LoongArch CPU features have been added to Linux 7.0.
- User-space CFI support for RISC-V processors.
- Single-copy atomic LS64 and LS64V instructions for ARM64 processors.
- SPARC and Alpha CPU support improvements.
Additionally, the graphics portion of the kernel has seen improvements and additions, including:
- Graphics hardware support in the kernel for upcoming AMD graphics cards for day-1 support.
- Improvements made to SR-IOV and multi-device SVM for the Intel Xe graphics card drivers.
- Multi-queue support for the upcoming Intel Crescent Island AI inference accelerator for day-1 support.
- Intel Nova Lake graphics card driver support.
- More graphics card temperature sensors support has been added.
- Nouveau earns larger page support for better performance in NVK.
- AM62P support has been added for Imagination’s PowerVR graphics card drivers.
- Fixes and improvements for GCN 1.0 and 1.1 hardware.
- Various other improvements.
As for the file system, the following changes have been made:
- Autonomous self-healing capabilities for the XFS file system.
- Experimental remap-tree feature for the BTRFS file system.
- Concurrent drive I/O writers improvements for the EXT4 file system.
- Performance improvements made to the F2FS file system.
- Fixes for the NTFS3 file system.
- More upstream patches for the ecryptfs file system.
- Dynamic thread pool sizing for the NFS server.
- Power sequencing driver for PCIe M.2 connectors.
- Various other improvements.
Other miscellaneous changes have been made to the kernel to improve user experience and to improve performance of your device, such as more frequent usages of the “sheaves” to make the kernel faster, performance improvements to the memory management code and the CPU scheduler system, and performance enhancements up to 50-75% for file-backed large folios. Additionally, the UDP network performance improvement has been earned by inviting a function, and several NICs have been added to the supported devices list, including:
- Realtek RTL8127ATF 10G Fiber SFP
- Airoha AN8811HB 2.5 Gbps PHY
- Qualcomm QCC2072
Additionally, more hardware support has been added, including the Rock Band 4 PS4/PS5 guitar support, which adds support for the following devices in the Sony HID driver:
- PDP RiffMaster
- CRKD Gibson SG
Alongside the guitar support for Rock Band 4, there have been various laptop-related improvements made to the kernel, including the Apple USB Type-C PHY support and the Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite PHY support.
As for Rust, the kernel’s Rust support is no longer considered as experimental, with Rust in the kernel being here to stay in the source code of the kernel, which means that more secure code is already on the way, with preparations for the Rust 1.95 programming language and the driver core improvements made there.
The official announcement has been made by Linus Torvalds in the kernel mailing list, which says:
The last week of the release continued the same "lots of small fixes" trend, but it all really does seem pretty benign, so I've tagged the final 7.0 and pushed it out.
I suspect it's a lot of AI tool use that will keep finding corner cases for us for a while, so this may be the "new normal" at least for a while. Only time will tell.
Anyway, this last week was a little bit of everything: networking (core and drivers), arch fixes, tooling and selftests, and various random fixes all over the place.
Let's keep testing, and obviously tomorrow the merge window for 7.1 opens. I already have four dozen pull requests pending - thank you to all the early people.Linux v7.1 will be the second version from the v7.x series that will be released after today’s Linux 7.0, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.
Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.0, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as
pacman -Syuas root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.To download Linux 7.0’s source code, click on the below buttons:
Source code Patch PGP signature #Linux #Linux7 #Linux70 #news #Tech #Technology #update -
Linux 7.0 is now officially live!
A new major version of Linux is now live as of April 13th, 2026! Linux 7.0 is the brand new major version of Linux, after 6.x, that provides you with improvements regarding lots of kernel portions.
According to Phoronix, Linux 7.0 provides the following changes when it comes to the CPU portion, including, but not limited to:
- Intel Transactional Synchronization Extensions (TSX) auto mode is now the default on Linux 7.0, as all known TSX security-related issues are now fixed.
- Turbostat for Linux 7.0 can now report L2 cache statistics.
- Performance events and metrics support for AMD Zen 6 processors.
- Intel NTB and performance events support for Xeon Diamond Rapids.
- Sound and Intel LPSS driver support for Nova Lake.
- New LoongArch CPU features have been added to Linux 7.0.
- User-space CFI support for RISC-V processors.
- Single-copy atomic LS64 and LS64V instructions for ARM64 processors.
- SPARC and Alpha CPU support improvements.
Additionally, the graphics portion of the kernel has seen improvements and additions, including:
- Graphics hardware support in the kernel for upcoming AMD graphics cards for day-1 support.
- Improvements made to SR-IOV and multi-device SVM for the Intel Xe graphics card drivers.
- Multi-queue support for the upcoming Intel Crescent Island AI inference accelerator for day-1 support.
- Intel Nova Lake graphics card driver support.
- More graphics card temperature sensors support has been added.
- Nouveau earns larger page support for better performance in NVK.
- AM62P support has been added for Imagination’s PowerVR graphics card drivers.
- Fixes and improvements for GCN 1.0 and 1.1 hardware.
- Various other improvements.
As for the file system, the following changes have been made:
- Autonomous self-healing capabilities for the XFS file system.
- Experimental remap-tree feature for the BTRFS file system.
- Concurrent drive I/O writers improvements for the EXT4 file system.
- Performance improvements made to the F2FS file system.
- Fixes for the NTFS3 file system.
- More upstream patches for the ecryptfs file system.
- Dynamic thread pool sizing for the NFS server.
- Power sequencing driver for PCIe M.2 connectors.
- Various other improvements.
Other miscellaneous changes have been made to the kernel to improve user experience and to improve performance of your device, such as more frequent usages of the “sheaves” to make the kernel faster, performance improvements to the memory management code and the CPU scheduler system, and performance enhancements up to 50-75% for file-backed large folios. Additionally, the UDP network performance improvement has been earned by inviting a function, and several NICs have been added to the supported devices list, including:
- Realtek RTL8127ATF 10G Fiber SFP
- Airoha AN8811HB 2.5 Gbps PHY
- Qualcomm QCC2072
Additionally, more hardware support has been added, including the Rock Band 4 PS4/PS5 guitar support, which adds support for the following devices in the Sony HID driver:
- PDP RiffMaster
- CRKD Gibson SG
Alongside the guitar support for Rock Band 4, there have been various laptop-related improvements made to the kernel, including the Apple USB Type-C PHY support and the Qualcomm Snapdragon X2 Elite PHY support.
As for Rust, the kernel’s Rust support is no longer considered as experimental, with Rust in the kernel being here to stay in the source code of the kernel, which means that more secure code is already on the way, with preparations for the Rust 1.95 programming language and the driver core improvements made there.
The official announcement has been made by Linus Torvalds in the kernel mailing list, which says:
The last week of the release continued the same "lots of small fixes" trend, but it all really does seem pretty benign, so I've tagged the final 7.0 and pushed it out.
I suspect it's a lot of AI tool use that will keep finding corner cases for us for a while, so this may be the "new normal" at least for a while. Only time will tell.
Anyway, this last week was a little bit of everything: networking (core and drivers), arch fixes, tooling and selftests, and various random fixes all over the place.
Let's keep testing, and obviously tomorrow the merge window for 7.1 opens. I already have four dozen pull requests pending - thank you to all the early people.Linux v7.1 will be the second version from the v7.x series that will be released after today’s Linux 7.0, which will bring many improvements and additions to enhance your user experience.
Arch Linux and other distributions will be updated to utilize Linux 7.0, with rolling distros being updated first, then the subsequent distributions will utilize this version of Linux according to the distro’s release schedule. Meanwhile, keep checking for updates in your Linux distro (such as
pacman -Syuas root in Arch Linux), or compile it from source.To download Linux 7.0’s source code, click on the below buttons:
Source code Patch PGP signature #Linux #Linux7 #Linux70 #news #Tech #Technology #update -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
On the edge of thinking that #includes in C/C++, usings in C#, imports in Java and similar things in other languages should not compile if they are not ordered alphabetically.
Standard library may stuff may be at the top, directories in #includes is another matter, but dammit, is it that damn hard to order things? -
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Linki:
https://forums.atariage.com/topic/353001-call-the-ports-to-ship/#comment-5284213
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Linki
https://www.ppa.pl/aktualnosci/amos-professional-unity-trzecia-publiczna-alpha.html
https://amos-professional-unity.frederic-cordier.fr/spip.php?rubrique2Grupa TND wydało nową grę na Commodore 64 o nazwie „Lunar City”; Jest to tytuł z gatunku strzelanek kosmicznych zainspirowana grą Atlantis dla komputerów ATARI.
Linki
https://richard-tnd.itch.io/lunar-cityJeśli chcecie zagrać sobie na nowszej konsoli w jakiegoś shoot them upa, to właśnie na Ps4 i switcha…nie za nowe te konsole w sumie…pojawił się Mad Shark, gra będąca klonem Raidena z początku lat ‘90.
Linki:
https://www.timeextension.com/news/2023/08/raiden-clone-mad-shark-is-this-weeks-arcade-archives-gameFrogger na Amidze? To możliwe? Oczywiście. I to nie taki zwykły frogger, ale port wersji arcadowe jeden do jednego, oparty na analizie oryginalnego kodu maszynowego dla procesora Z80 i przepisany dokładnie dla procesora Motorola 68000.
Linki:
https://rmjoejoe.itch.io/frogger500Pamiętacie tą magiczną karte SD, tą magiczną dystrybucję linuxa, która zamienia w prosty sposób Raspberry pi 400 w Commodore 64 i nie tylko? To Combian 64! Mam dobre wieści – właśnie została wydana jego kolejna wersja – wersja 2.8.
Linki:
https://cmaiolino.wordpress.com/Coś dla fanów zastępowania działających płyt głównych w starych konsolach i komputerach – nowymi ich odpowiednikami, Dzis nie C64, nie atari, nie amiga, ale Famicom.
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8bit do wypuścił właśnie dongle, który po włożeniu do Sony PS1 i PS2 pozwala Wam na używanie z tymi retro konsolami współczesnych.
Linki:
https://www.8bitdo.com/retro-receiver-for-ps/Jeśli za młodu graliście na swoim Game Boyu w grę – Bill & Ted’s Excellent Game Boy Adventure -możecie w nią zagrać na Commodore 64 – dzięki nowemu portowi.
Linki:
https://romwer.itch.io/billandted🔴 ZASUBSKRYBUJ NASZ KANAŁ!
https://www.youtube.com/retrogralniapl?sub_confirmation=1🔴SERWER DISCORD RG
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http://www.FB.com/RetroGralnia✅ STRONA:
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https://youtube.com/c/momentvm#RetroSprzęt #RetroGaming #TheGameIsNotOver
https://retrogralnia.pl/%f0%9f%93%b0-tydzien-z-retro-program-informacyjny/
#Atari #Atari2600 #atariGry #atariNoweGry #atariRetrogralnia #gryAtari #gryNaAtari #gryRetro #konsolaAtari #konsolaAtari2600 #konsolaAtari2600NaXxiWiek #konsolaAtariRetrogralnia #nowaKonsolaAtari #nowaKonsolaAtari2600 #noweAtari #noweGryNaAtari #reroGry #retro #retroGryAtari #RetroGaming #retrogralniaAtari #retrogralniaStaraKonsole #retrogralniaStareKonsole #retron77 #stareKonsoleRetrogralnia #TheGameIsNotOver #tydzieńZRetro
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Une horloge à aiguilles où les heures, minutes et secondes sont rangées dans l'ordre alphabétique. C'est un peu déroutant (complètement dingue, en fait) https://boat.horse/clock/index.html #ergonomie #web #bizarre #temps
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Une horloge à aiguilles où les heures, minutes et secondes sont rangées dans l'ordre alphabétique. C'est un peu déroutant (complètement dingue, en fait) https://boat.horse/clock/index.html #ergonomie #web #bizarre #temps
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Une horloge à aiguilles où les heures, minutes et secondes sont rangées dans l'ordre alphabétique. C'est un peu déroutant (complètement dingue, en fait) https://boat.horse/clock/index.html #ergonomie #web #bizarre #temps
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"La loi Plein emploi est annoncée comme un marqueur du second mandat de la présidence Macron.
C’est elle qui, le gouvernement l’explique, va permettre à la France de passer sous la barre des 5% de demandeurs d’emploi.
Ce big-bang, qui rassemblera sous une même bannière, celle de France Travail, tous les organismes publics intervenant sur l’accès à l’emploi, va renforcer dans les faits le contrôle des chômeurs.
Mais il est un autre effet direct dont personne ne parle.Blast révèle dans une enquête exclusive comment cette réforme imaginée et conceptualisée par le meilleur ami et témoin de mariage d’Emmanuel Macron va profiter aux affaires de son père... et à lui-même.
Ce circuit, qui relie le député Renaissance Marc Ferracci et son père Pierre Ferracci, passe par une société que le second a créée avec deux hommes dont il est le mentor, et un accord qui fait de son groupe Alpha le grand bénéficiaire de la réforme de Pôle emploi.
Blast révèle également, fait aggravant de ce mélange des genres insensé, que le député des Français de l’étranger va... lui aussi bénéficier de la loi dont il est rapporteur à l’Assemblée nationale."
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Cate Blanchett Joins Zellner Brothers’ Alien Invasion Comedy ‘Alpha Gang’; CAA Media Finance, MK2 Films to Launch Package at Cannes (EXCLUSIVE)
#Variety #Global #News #CAAMediaFinance #CateBlanchett #Mk2films -
Proposer un texte synthétique sur le Groupe Union Défense (Gud) relève de la gageure. Son histoire est dense et ressemble souvent à un fatras de positions contradictoires et circonstancielles. Le groupuscule s’est cristallisé en objet assimilable à une marque plutôt qu’à une idéologie politique aux contours stables, même si l’antisémitisme reste néanmoins un fil rouge depuis les débuts.
Ce qui reste constant c’est la violence physique perçue, dans la grande tradition de l’extrême droite radicale, comme libératrice et créatrice. Que ce soit pour « tuer le bourgeois » en eux ou faire advenir « l’homme nouveau », les gudards ont fait de la pratique de le violence l’alpha et l’omega de leur intervention politique. Une boîte à outil archaïque qui se résume à la barre de fer. En presque cinq décennies cette stratégie a prouvé sa stérilité, à part pour recruter de jeunes nationalistes en manque de sensations fortes qui rejoindront des formations plus respectables ou qui offrent de meilleures perspectives de carrières.
* Première partie : 1968-2002 - Héritage et ratages des « rats noirs »
Le texte qui suit condense l’histoire du Gud depuis sa création en 1968 jusqu’en 2002 et sa mise en sommeil, suite à l’attentat raté de Maxime Brunerie contre le président Jacques Chirac.
https://lahorde.info/Heritage-et-ratages-des-rats-noirs-premiere-partie-1968-2002
* Deuxième partie : de 2002 à nos jours - Le Gud essaie de se perpétuer
Début 2000 c’est Gaëtan Dirand qui prend la tête du Groupe union défense GUD avant de le mettre en sommeil, Dirand à cette époque était militant du Front national avant de rejoindre le SIEL en 2017, il se présente à divers élections à Angers où sur sa liste figurait des militants actifs de l’Alvarium. Après la dissolution d’Unité radicale, on aurait pu penser que le GUD allait recuperer la jeunesse nationaliste, mais c’est surtout les Identitaires qui vont recuperer cette jeunesse, et les Identitaires délaissent le « travail » sur les universités, lors des élections universitaires des listes se montent quelques fois où l’on retrouve des militants d’extrême droite, c’est alors l’UNI et le FN qui essaie de les canaliser, à Paris le Rassemblement des étudiants de droite se monte et finira par disparaître à la fin des années 2000.
https://lahorde.info/Gud-le-mythe-essaie-de-se-perpetuer-Deuxieme-partie-de-2002-a-2024
#fafs #gud #extreme-droite #lahorde -
Proposer un texte synthétique sur le Groupe Union Défense (Gud) relève de la gageure. Son histoire est dense et ressemble souvent à un fatras de positions contradictoires et circonstancielles. Le groupuscule s’est cristallisé en objet assimilable à une marque plutôt qu’à une idéologie politique aux contours stables, même si l’antisémitisme reste néanmoins un fil rouge depuis les débuts.
Ce qui reste constant c’est la violence physique perçue, dans la grande tradition de l’extrême droite radicale, comme libératrice et créatrice. Que ce soit pour « tuer le bourgeois » en eux ou faire advenir « l’homme nouveau », les gudards ont fait de la pratique de le violence l’alpha et l’omega de leur intervention politique. Une boîte à outil archaïque qui se résume à la barre de fer. En presque cinq décennies cette stratégie a prouvé sa stérilité, à part pour recruter de jeunes nationalistes en manque de sensations fortes qui rejoindront des formations plus respectables ou qui offrent de meilleures perspectives de carrières.
* Première partie : 1968-2002 - Héritage et ratages des « rats noirs »
Le texte qui suit condense l’histoire du Gud depuis sa création en 1968 jusqu’en 2002 et sa mise en sommeil, suite à l’attentat raté de Maxime Brunerie contre le président Jacques Chirac.
https://lahorde.info/Heritage-et-ratages-des-rats-noirs-premiere-partie-1968-2002
* Deuxième partie : de 2002 à nos jours - Le Gud essaie de se perpétuer
Début 2000 c’est Gaëtan Dirand qui prend la tête du Groupe union défense GUD avant de le mettre en sommeil, Dirand à cette époque était militant du Front national avant de rejoindre le SIEL en 2017, il se présente à divers élections à Angers où sur sa liste figurait des militants actifs de l’Alvarium. Après la dissolution d’Unité radicale, on aurait pu penser que le GUD allait recuperer la jeunesse nationaliste, mais c’est surtout les Identitaires qui vont recuperer cette jeunesse, et les Identitaires délaissent le « travail » sur les universités, lors des élections universitaires des listes se montent quelques fois où l’on retrouve des militants d’extrême droite, c’est alors l’UNI et le FN qui essaie de les canaliser, à Paris le Rassemblement des étudiants de droite se monte et finira par disparaître à la fin des années 2000.
https://lahorde.info/Gud-le-mythe-essaie-de-se-perpetuer-Deuxieme-partie-de-2002-a-2024
#fafs #gud #extreme-droite #lahorde -
Proposer un texte synthétique sur le Groupe Union Défense (Gud) relève de la gageure. Son histoire est dense et ressemble souvent à un fatras de positions contradictoires et circonstancielles. Le groupuscule s’est cristallisé en objet assimilable à une marque plutôt qu’à une idéologie politique aux contours stables, même si l’antisémitisme reste néanmoins un fil rouge depuis les débuts.
Ce qui reste constant c’est la violence physique perçue, dans la grande tradition de l’extrême droite radicale, comme libératrice et créatrice. Que ce soit pour « tuer le bourgeois » en eux ou faire advenir « l’homme nouveau », les gudards ont fait de la pratique de le violence l’alpha et l’omega de leur intervention politique. Une boîte à outil archaïque qui se résume à la barre de fer. En presque cinq décennies cette stratégie a prouvé sa stérilité, à part pour recruter de jeunes nationalistes en manque de sensations fortes qui rejoindront des formations plus respectables ou qui offrent de meilleures perspectives de carrières.
* Première partie : 1968-2002 - Héritage et ratages des « rats noirs »
Le texte qui suit condense l’histoire du Gud depuis sa création en 1968 jusqu’en 2002 et sa mise en sommeil, suite à l’attentat raté de Maxime Brunerie contre le président Jacques Chirac.
https://lahorde.info/Heritage-et-ratages-des-rats-noirs-premiere-partie-1968-2002
* Deuxième partie : de 2002 à nos jours - Le Gud essaie de se perpétuer
Début 2000 c’est Gaëtan Dirand qui prend la tête du Groupe union défense GUD avant de le mettre en sommeil, Dirand à cette époque était militant du Front national avant de rejoindre le SIEL en 2017, il se présente à divers élections à Angers où sur sa liste figurait des militants actifs de l’Alvarium. Après la dissolution d’Unité radicale, on aurait pu penser que le GUD allait recuperer la jeunesse nationaliste, mais c’est surtout les Identitaires qui vont recuperer cette jeunesse, et les Identitaires délaissent le « travail » sur les universités, lors des élections universitaires des listes se montent quelques fois où l’on retrouve des militants d’extrême droite, c’est alors l’UNI et le FN qui essaie de les canaliser, à Paris le Rassemblement des étudiants de droite se monte et finira par disparaître à la fin des années 2000.
https://lahorde.info/Gud-le-mythe-essaie-de-se-perpetuer-Deuxieme-partie-de-2002-a-2024
#fafs #gud #extreme-droite #lahorde -
Fim do porto seguro? Big Techs se endividam na corrida da IA | BM&C NEWS
#bm&cnews #bmcnews #bmcnewsaovivo #economia #noticiasdeeconomia #mercadofinanceiro #investimentos #bolsadevalores #notíciasdenegócios #bigtechs #ia #eua Entrevistado: Fábio Fares, especialista em análise macro A emissão da dívida de 100 anos da Alphabet repercutiu entre investidores e reacendeu discussões sobre o novo perfil das Big Techs. No programa, o entrevistado Fábio explicou que empresas…
https://fllics.com/en/video/fim-do-porto-seguro-big-techs-se-endividam-na-corrida-da-ia-bmc-news/
