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A bit of analysis from #bitDefender on what's going on behind some of the "free" sports streaming sites #F1 https://www.bitdefender.com/en-us/blog/hotforsecurity/f1-returns-risks-of-free-streaming
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RE: https://mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasoft/116171835779371852
Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a #Solaris CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that #Temurin doesn't produce one.
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RE: https://mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasoft/116171835779371852
Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a #Solaris CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that #Temurin doesn't produce one.
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RE: https://mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasoft/116171835779371852
Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a #Solaris CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that #Temurin doesn't produce one.
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RE: https://mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasoft/116171835779371852
Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a #Solaris CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that #Temurin doesn't produce one.
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RE: https://mastodon.world/@marcel_jomasoft/116171835779371852
Interesting - I wasn't actually aware that there was a #Solaris CBE with an up to date compiler. While I haven't tried it, this might be useful for anyone who wants to build their own OpenJDK from source on that platform now that #Temurin doesn't produce one.
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RE: https://fosstodon.org/@Gina/116141970850854978
Wow. I'm reading some of the statements in here about the suggestion of problems with data sovereignty. Apparently such an approach will:
- "disrupt global data flow" (correct, because other countries can't do what they like with it)
- "limit AI" (by protecting against companies using all data to train them?)
- "increase cybersecurity risks" (in reality it should reduce the chance of another country's government being able to get access to your data) -
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@Gina/116141970850854978
Wow. I'm reading some of the statements in here about the suggestion of problems with data sovereignty. Apparently such an approach will:
- "disrupt global data flow" (correct, because other countries can't do what they like with it)
- "limit AI" (by protecting against companies using all data to train them?)
- "increase cybersecurity risks" (in reality it should reduce the chance of another country's government being able to get access to your data) -
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@Gina/116141970850854978
Wow. I'm reading some of the statements in here about the suggestion of problems with data sovereignty. Apparently such an approach will:
- "disrupt global data flow" (correct, because other countries can't do what they like with it)
- "limit AI" (by protecting against companies using all data to train them?)
- "increase cybersecurity risks" (in reality it should reduce the chance of another country's government being able to get access to your data) -
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@Gina/116141970850854978
Wow. I'm reading some of the statements in here about the suggestion of problems with data sovereignty. Apparently such an approach will:
- "disrupt global data flow" (correct, because other countries can't do what they like with it)
- "limit AI" (by protecting against companies using all data to train them?)
- "increase cybersecurity risks" (in reality it should reduce the chance of another country's government being able to get access to your data) -
Watched "Office Space" tonight for the first time in years. A classic! #stapler
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Watched "Office Space" tonight for the first time in years. A classic! #stapler
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Watched "Office Space" tonight for the first time in years. A classic! #stapler
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Watched "Office Space" tonight for the first time in years. A classic! #stapler
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Nice to see an article from The Register about this #FOSDEM package registry talk headlineing it as "Free beer is great. Securing the keg costs money"
https://www.theregister.com/2026/02/16/open_source_registries_fund_security/?td=rt-3a
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So my second hand @OnePlus 6 arrived today (a day after buying it!). Notable for two things:
1. As a clean phone it feels a lot quicker than the other Android handset I have which is technically newer
2. It will record up to a minute pf 480fps slow motion video which I will be able to make use of (My other phone will do 240fps for ages, but only one second at 960 - no 480 option)
No idea when I'll get round to installing @fedora #PocketBlue on it though -
4.8Tb in in a piece of borosilicate glass measuring 0.08 by 4.72 inches (2 by 120 millimeters) at a writing rate of 3.13 megabytes per second (MB/s) using birefringent (i.e., polarization) voxels
Microsoft Unveils Glass Storage System Lasting 10,000 Years.
- https://www.livescience.com/technology/computing/microsoft-can-now-store-data-for-10-000-years-on-everyday-glass-thanks-to-laser-breakthrough
- https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/research/blog/project-silicas-advances-in-glass-storage-technology/
- https://youtu.be/7EG1SnQGR_8?si=7JmyYrFB2407JDDE (if you prefer a podcast - first 8 minutes) -
<Goes to look at buying a second hand @OnePlus 6/6T>
You can now download a @fedora Atomic OS for your Android device #PocketBlue https://share.google/QxXKGZfMgWiwni20q -
Another great #FOSDEM talk from Michael Winser at @openssf / #AlphaOmega about the terrible economics of package registries like #NPM #maven #PyPi #RubyGems #crates
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/8WJKEH-package-registry-economics/
Some charts from different registries are at https://go.xwind.io/registry-research-report
The slide below is a take on some of the common "solutions" that people come up with for funding registries (also applicable to non-registry products with large numbers of downloads) and what might happen if you choose them
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Another great #FOSDEM talk from Michael Winser at @openssf / #AlphaOmega about the terrible economics of package registries like #NPM #maven #PyPi #RubyGems #crates
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/8WJKEH-package-registry-economics/
Some charts from different registries are at https://go.xwind.io/registry-research-report
The slide below is a take on some of the common "solutions" that people come up with for funding registries (also applicable to non-registry products with large numbers of downloads) and what might happen if you choose them
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Another great #FOSDEM talk from Michael Winser at @openssf / #AlphaOmega about the terrible economics of package registries like #NPM #maven #PyPi #RubyGems #crates
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/8WJKEH-package-registry-economics/
Some charts from different registries are at https://go.xwind.io/registry-research-report
The slide below is a take on some of the common "solutions" that people come up with for funding registries (also applicable to non-registry products with large numbers of downloads) and what might happen if you choose them
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Another great #FOSDEM talk from Michael Winser at @openssf / #AlphaOmega about the terrible economics of package registries like #NPM #maven #PyPi #RubyGems #crates
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/8WJKEH-package-registry-economics/
Some charts from different registries are at https://go.xwind.io/registry-research-report
The slide below is a take on some of the common "solutions" that people come up with for funding registries (also applicable to non-registry products with large numbers of downloads) and what might happen if you choose them
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Another great #FOSDEM talk from Michael Winser at @openssf / #AlphaOmega about the terrible economics of package registries like #NPM #maven #PyPi #RubyGems #crates
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/8WJKEH-package-registry-economics/
Some charts from different registries are at https://go.xwind.io/registry-research-report
The slide below is a take on some of the common "solutions" that people come up with for funding registries (also applicable to non-registry products with large numbers of downloads) and what might happen if you choose them
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Just caught up on this great talk at @fosdem #FOSDEM2026 from the people at @dangerzone about how to create reproducible containers images (with docker or podman) Definitely a few gotchas in there and stuff I wasn't aware with, but I have been wondering about this topic recently:
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I'd missed that #Proton's #ProtonPass had made a CLI available a couple of months ago ... https://proton.me/blog/proton-pass-cli
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RE: https://chaos.social/@christopherkunz/115967169847516672
I also heard this week from @mcollina that the #fastify project had - in January alone - seen 50% of the total number of vulnerability reports submitted than in the whole of 2025. When you hear things like that it's not surprising that @bagder 's #curl project has taken the decision to stop using this service. A shame that it's come to this 😥 #security
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/B7YKQ7-oss-in-spite-of-ai/ would be an interestign talk if I was heading to #FOSDEM this year (I'll catch the recording of course) -
RE: https://chaos.social/@christopherkunz/115967169847516672
I also heard this week from @mcollina that the #fastify project had - in January alone - seen 50% of the total number of vulnerability reports submitted than in the whole of 2025. When you hear things like that it's not surprising that @bagder 's #curl project has taken the decision to stop using this service. A shame that it's come to this 😥 #security
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/B7YKQ7-oss-in-spite-of-ai/ would be an interestign talk if I was heading to #FOSDEM this year (I'll catch the recording of course) -
RE: https://chaos.social/@christopherkunz/115967169847516672
I also heard this week from @mcollina that the #fastify project had - in January alone - seen 50% of the total number of vulnerability reports submitted than in the whole of 2025. When you hear things like that it's not surprising that @bagder 's #curl project has taken the decision to stop using this service. A shame that it's come to this 😥 #security
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/B7YKQ7-oss-in-spite-of-ai/ would be an interestign talk if I was heading to #FOSDEM this year (I'll catch the recording of course) -
RE: https://chaos.social/@christopherkunz/115967169847516672
I also heard this week from @mcollina that the #fastify project had - in January alone - seen 50% of the total number of vulnerability reports submitted than in the whole of 2025. When you hear things like that it's not surprising that @bagder 's #curl project has taken the decision to stop using this service. A shame that it's come to this 😥 #security
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/B7YKQ7-oss-in-spite-of-ai/ would be an interestign talk if I was heading to #FOSDEM this year (I'll catch the recording of course) -
RE: https://fosstodon.org/@eclipseadoptium/115661689325770554
A reminder that @eclipseadoptium will not be publishing bulds for some platforms in the January set of releases which are being prepared at the moment.
#adoptium #temurin #java #openjdk #solaris #win32