Disney+ now works on Linux thanks to Linux-using Disney employees being loud and annoying internally. 😜 I assume this only covers Widevine-supported browsers like Firefox and Chrom(e/ium), but it’s still progress. https://t.co/BmqYbT2hDN

— Cassidy James Blaede (@CassidyJames) December 4, 2019

Dentist: "Have you been flossing?"
Me: ..........
Dentist: ..........
Me: "Do you ensure all of your web account passwords are unique, especially for things like bank websites?"
Dentist: ..........
Me: ..........
Dentist: "So, see you in 6 months?"
Me: "Sure"

— Sean Metcalf (@PyroTek3) December 3, 2019

Raspberry Pi 4 just got a lot cooler! The last four months of firmware updates have taken over half a watt out of idle power and nearly a watt out of fully loaded power. For @TheMagPi magazine, @ghalfacree gets testing: https://t.co/4ZBQ4Pckk1 pic.twitter.com/usg4LT9hAO

— Raspberry Pi (@Raspberry_Pi) November 28, 2019

systemd v244 has been released: https://t.co/DE7ztVYJJZ yay!

— Lennart Poettering (@pid_eins) November 29, 2019

We now have Synaptics touchpad updates on the LVFS: https://t.co/r5WRsPMHjT

They fix an occasional start-up system deadlock with kernel version >= 5.0 and so are moderately important. You also need a moderately new fwupd to install them.#lvfs #firmware

— Richard Hughes (@hughsient) November 27, 2019

Let's Go Undercover 🕵️

Latest Kali #Linux 2019.4 release includes a new ‘Undercover Mode’ which turns your hackish dragon theme into an innocent Windows look-a-like desktop.https://t.co/SQyrIzKCmF

Fun, but a great idea for those who don't want people to spot them #hacking. pic.twitter.com/Kvx5DuRk8B

— The Hacker News (@TheHackersNews) November 27, 2019

Finally posted my "systemd-homed" PR, with all the code my talk at AllSystemsGo! 2019 was about. Let's see how this goes! https://t.co/mi9wxJ9cDr

— Lennart Poettering (@pid_eins) November 20, 2019

Accepted stands https://t.co/OrNsWwz4qT

— FOSDEM (@fosdem) November 20, 2019

#ZombieLoad is back: With our new variant, the #ZombieLoad attack can be mounted on recent #MDS-resistant Intel CPUs! Checkout our updated paper on https://t.co/CEwV5ZOwCT to find out more! /cc @misc0110 @danielmgmi @jovanbulck @blitzclone @gonzodaruler @lavados pic.twitter.com/x69pid7bx5

— Moritz Lipp (@mlqxyz) November 12, 2019

WSL2 has reached slow ring. Get WSL2 with a more overall stable Windows 10 experience. #UbuntuWSL https://t.co/fNapk32Zkb

— Hayden Barnes (@unixterminal) November 11, 2019

and / or / xor pic.twitter.com/xncryLdTbu

— 𝙰𝚛𝚝𝚑𝚞𝚛 𝙲𝚑𝚊𝚛𝚙𝚎𝚗𝚝𝚒𝚎𝚛 🌨 (@freakonometrics) October 27, 2019

openSUSE votes not to change its name https://t.co/N5uC08Oxmy

— LWN.net (@lwnnet) November 8, 2019

45 years ago today TCP/IP was born, when Vint Cerf & Bob Kahn submitted a paper describing a protocol for sending packets across networks: https://t.co/RgRJ7FVjWK pic.twitter.com/NbARztTKPk

— MIT CSAIL (@MIT_CSAIL) November 5, 2019

elementary OS Rolls Out Support for Flatpak Apps #linux #opensource https://t.co/cdIxxC6OOG pic.twitter.com/o9PhwjqP3u

— omg! ubuntu! (@omgubuntu) November 3, 2019

They Might Never Tell You It’s Broken https://t.co/tTsxKSyd8O

— Maxime Chevalier-Boisvert (@Love2Code) November 2, 2019

I've just released fwupd 1.3.3 with lots of new goodies. Go pester your distro for updated packages -- the vendors will love you and your hardware will be happy: https://t.co/ih4Z7bP8uk

I'm just building packages for #Fedora 32 and 31 now.#fwupd #lvfs

— Richard Hughes (@hughsient) November 1, 2019

U2F support in OpenSSH https://t.co/8GksI4kLgp

— Damien Miller (@damienmiller) November 1, 2019

Calling all @Tesla owners: let's discuss the source code for the #GPL'd parts of your car! Learn how to join the conversation with us at https://t.co/93gvAourlO #Tesla

— Software Freedom Conservancy (@conservancy) October 30, 2019