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At tomorrows #Moodle community meeting 27 October 2026, 1-2 pm UTC
Marina Glancy (LMSCloud.io) will be discussing the MDL Shield security review tool and
Philipp Kropp (Kiel University) will discuss checking security and mainentance of your Moodle serverThese are experts in their area.
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folderblog 0.2.10 adds optional podcast download stats with OP3, the free, open-source stats service. Add one analytics_prefix line to blog.toml and your episodes are counted, with no account to create. It's off by default, so existing feeds don't change.
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omaforge 0.2.7 is ready for World of Warcraft: Forever. It recognizes the Forever release client before you've ever launched it, so you can set up your addons on Linux ahead of the Nov 4 launch. Leftover beta folders now show as Forever Beta.
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We went to n8n's In The Loop conference. Here are our key takeaways as exhibitors and attendees. https://www.getgrist.com/blog/three-perspectives-from-n8ns-in-the-loop-conference/
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🐍 Python Term of the Day: reentrant (Computer Science Glossary)
A property of code that can be safely interrupted partway through and entered again before an earlier call finishes, because each call keeps its own state.
https://realpython.com/ref/computer-science-glossary/reentrant/
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@stephenrobles Hi Stephen - enjoying your posts on the Duo (and MPU this morning re the Mac Mini).
Apologies if you covered this already, but I’m finding not being able to charge my Duo while using the kickstand in Apple’s case a pain … With the kickstand deployed the usb port is on the ground-facing edge.
(Talking about the minis … was relieved to see that the new iPad Mini maxes out at 512GB so my 1TB Duo won’t be displayed by the new shiny object).
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What can the higher education sector learn from the music industry about AI?
"We may see a much clearer distinction between mass education (flexible, scalable, AI-rich and relatively inexpensive); premium education (deliberately human-intensive and experiential), and prestige education (where selectivity, reputation, networks and signalling remain part of what is being purchased)."
I still wonder what the value of a degree will be though.
https://wonkhe.com/blogs/what-can-the-higher-education-sector-learn-from-the-music-industry-about-ai
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“The world of computing was once rich with opportunities for mavericks and the marginalized, but several trends have threatened the freedom to innovate.”
Our author Andrew Oram explores what this means for our digital environment.
Read Part 1 of this LPI series: https://lpi.org/oplm
#linux #FOSS #opensource #freesoftware #linuxcommunity #LPI #AI #chips #quantumcomputing
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Attendees asking questions
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🐧 Linux Professional Institute (LPI) is excited to be at FOSSCOMM 2026, the annual physical summit for Greece’s free and #opensource ecosystem!
Visit the LPI booth to explore #FOSS career and certification pathways.
Get 20% off LPI exams!
📍 Athens | Oct. 31–Nov. 1
Join for free: https://lpi.org/5kja
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How did the grid react as Storm Austen and Storm Boelo passed through over the weekend?
This is something I pulled together over the weekend. It's part of a new video format that I'm exploring to better explain what's going on within the energy system and the wider context surrounding it (such as the weather).
As always, a huge credit is due to all the open data sources that make these visuals possible. I've listed them all at the end of the video, please check them out.
(Much) More soon…
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I wish I hadn't let the architect specify sliding doors. The French seem to love them, and they are positively evil and should be banned. I hate them, they constantly derail or jam...
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🐍📰 Create a Flask Application With Google Login
Build a Python Flask app with Google login so users can sign in with their Google account, and learn OAuth 2, OpenID Connect, and Flask-Login
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🐍📰 Python Protocols: Leveraging Structural Subtyping
Learn how Python protocols bring static duck typing to your code and help you get the most out of type hints and static type checkers
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🐍📰 A Practical Introduction to Web Scraping in Python
Get started with Python web scraping: parse data from websites and interact with HTML forms using Beautiful Soup and MechanicalSoup
https://realpython.com/python-web-scraping-practical-introduction/
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🐍📰 13 Project Ideas for Intermediate Python Developers
Try 13 Python project ideas for intermediate developers. Build web, GUI, and command-line apps that challenge you and make you a better Pythonista
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🐍📰 ChromaDB: Embeddings and Vector Databases in Python
Learn what embeddings and vector databases are, then store, query, and filter text with ChromaDB in Python and use it to give an LLM context
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🐍📰 Build Command-Line Interfaces With Python's argparse
Use Python's argparse module to build command-line interfaces for your scripts, with arguments, options, subcommands, and automatic help messages
https://realpython.com/command-line-interfaces-python-argparse/
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🐍📰 How to Use Generators and yield in Python
Build generator functions and generator expressions with the Python yield statement, and learn when lazy evaluation pays off
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libasm (1.6.70) by Tadashi G. Takaoka
➡️ https://github.com/tgtakaoka/libasm
Cross assembler and disassembler for retro CPUs
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With kindness: https://inbox.sourceware.org/libc-alpha/[email protected]/, this follows on the GCC AI policy that clearly says "First, all contributors should be treated with respect and kindness. There are strongly held and widely varying opinions regarding large language models (LLMs) and everyone should be presumed to be contributing in good faith. We welcome all contributors to the community even if they have not yet followed our policies; we should guide such contributors on how to do so."
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At IBM TechXchange? Make sure you attend, "Building Enterprise-Grade Agentic AI Systems with IBM Quarkus and Bob" in Kevin Dubois, Daniel Oh, & Ryan Jarvinen today at 4:15pm.
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Apache Jackrabbit Oak 2.8.0 is now available for download: http://jackrabbit.apache.org/downloads.html
For more info, visit http://jackrabbit.apache.org/oak
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Manpage Monday: bastille limits
Keep a noisy jail from eating the whole host.
Powered by rctl + cpuset integrations.Cap memory at 4G:
> bastille limits myjail set memoryuse 4GPin it to CPUs 0 and 1:
> bastille limits myjail set cpu 0,1Clear every limit:
> bastille limits -a myjail resetSee `man bastille-limits` for more details.
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Also, this gig marks the retirement of my trusty Mesa Recto 2x12, after *20yrs* on the stage and in the van. The new backline is smaller and more flexible, better suited to the variety of situations we find ourselves in. Will add another for bigger gigs.
It's an open-back Bogner 112O cab with a vintage 30. No mic either—coming out the XLR analog cab-modeled output of the Seymour Duncan PowerStage. Sounds great, less setup, more consistent gig to gig, more helpful in the in-ears.
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RE: https://flipboard.com/@ctvnews/windsor-pm1fnqq0z/-/a-YdcpaqDeSr26-p8LO1nifQ%3Aa%3A2823982346-%2F0
In other news: the sky is blue.
