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[bookmark=https://twitter.com/erwanaliasr1/status/1278601701851791363]It's so cool to see my @dell laptop bumping it's firmware triggered by fwupd under Linux. Thanks @hughsient for your work.

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[bookmark=https://twitter.com/openSUSE/status/1278660323994669057]@openSUSE Leap 15.2; it's an OS for you! Find out how easy it is to use # - software.opensuse.org/distributions/…

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#openSUSE @openSUSE Linux

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/GeraldPfeifer/status/1278688180838051842]openSUSE Leap 15.2 is here. Good stuff. Good quality. All free.

This is what I install on friends' personal systems. 👌🏽[/bookmark]

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/mozthunderbird/status/1278394298854109184]So much coming in Thunderbird 78 (our next stable release). It's going to be massive upgrade.[/bookmark]

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/xahteiwi/status/1277935686205743108]It's almost as if actions have consequences.[/bookmark]

"[…] compatibility layer is designed to emulate the # RESTful API […] closely emulate the response from Docker […] a ‘–remote’ flag has been added to the # binary to allow it to act as a remote client […] Auto-update […] # Integration Improvements […]"
[bookmark=https://twitter.com/rhatdan/status/1277901548169957376]Official upstream announcement about # 2.0. Big news about RESTful API and lots of other cool features. We will have lots of followon blogs on these features. @redhat @ibm @openshift

Announcing Podman v2.0

Announcing Podman v2 By Brent Baude GitHub If you have been following the upstream development of Podman, you have undoubtedly seen us refer to “2.0” or “Podman 2”. Today, we have made the first release of Podman 2 upstream.
podman.io
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#Docker #Podman #Systemd @Red Hat, Inc. @IBM @Red Hat OpenShift

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/majek04/status/1277896529911492609]Whoa! A proper story of SIGSEGV! Are you still shouting "A.OUT"?[/bookmark]

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/omgubuntu/status/1277329733462691841]Create Your Own # Rolling Release with "Rolling Rhino" Tool omgubuntu.co.uk/2020/06/ubuntu…

‘Rolling Rhino’ Lets You Create Your Own Ubuntu Rolling Release
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# #Ubuntu

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/tvlooy/status/1020230810933301248]Nice read. UTF-8 history from @rob_pike

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Thought "hey, that must be a recent article Goggle lead me to" after reading "[…] At this point in world history, diving into the rich world of fictional dystopia seems like an exercise in masochism. […])".

Turns out I'm wrong. It's from Aug 2019. :-/wired.co.uk/article/best-d…


11 of the best dystopian novels everyone should read

Looking for your next read? Peruse our pick of the best dystopian novels of all time and realise that things could be a lot worse
www.wired.co.uk

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/perlfoundation/status/1275823799691366401]Read the official announcement for # the latest # on the TPF Blog:

Perl 7 announced at Perl Conference in the Cloud

news.perlfoundation.org
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#Perl7 #ModernPerl

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/perlbuzz/status/1275823898454523904]All about Perl 7.

Announcing Perl 7

Perl 5 with modern defaults
www.perl.com
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[bookmark=https://twitter.com/GeraldPfeifer/status/1275463907876974599]openSUSE Leap 15.2. Next week. Good stuff. Good quality. All free.[/bookmark]

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/PrinceAllan5/status/1275003230443970560]How did you learn linux?
😂😂
# # # #

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#Linux #DevOps #coding #100DaysOfCode

I finally released version 0.9.0 of my # # # benchmark:
[bookmark=https://twitter.com/kernellogger/status/1275375190738862091]#, the # # compile #, version 0.9.0 is finally out: gitlab.com/knurd42/kcbenc…

Kcbench basically downloads a Linux version, extracts it, creates a configuration, before it compiles a kernel while measuring the built-time. (1/3)


kcbench 0.9.0 · Thorsten Leemhuis / kcbench

Linux kernel compile benchmark
gitlab.com
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# #Linux #kernel #compile #kcbench #benchmark

[bookmark=https://twitter.com/ciliumproject/status/1275119089564844032]Cilium 1.8 has been released! 🎉🎉🎉
* XDP Load Balancing Support
* Cluster-wide flow visibility
* Better policy visibility and control
* Performance optimizations
* Making more functionality iptables-free
* Native Azure IPAM
* Initial ARM64 Support
* ...

Cilium 1.8: XDP Load Balancing, Cluster-wide Flow Visibility, Host Network Policy, Native GKE & Azure modes, Session Affinity, CRD-mode Scalability, Policy Audit mode, ... — Cilium

Linux-Native, API-Aware Networking and Security for Containers. Open source project, Fork me on Github
cilium.io
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[bookmark=https://twitter.com/prathgodbole/status/1274986743545188352]Why do people write "please correct me if im wrong.." ?

This is Twitter, someone will correct you even if youre right.[/bookmark]

# 3.2 is out.

"[…] addition of zstd and lz4 compression algorithms […] heuristic that picks the best compression option […] Added the ‑‑atimes option […] Added ‑‑open-noatime option […] Added ‑‑copy-as=USER option […]"

rsync.samba.org
download.samba.org/pub/rsync/NEWS…

rsync

rsync.samba.org
#rsync

"[…] most people, when their video call stutters, blame their Internet service provider. […] However […] the culprit has turned out to be their wifi. […] Most Bluetooth headsets introduce around 150-300ms of latency […]"

Text can also be found here: lesswrong.com/posts/8hxvfZiq…
[bookmark=https://twitter.com/benskuhn/status/1269718450974457857]Wireless is a trap:

Wireless is a trap

Over and over again, I’ve seen people fix some wireless-related problem and go “wow, I had no idea how much better this could be!” • Wireless protocols often silently operate in an extremely degraded state that makes them substantially worse than wir…
www.benkuhn.net
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[bookmark=https://twitter.com/OpenBSD_src/status/1274687376405622785]dlg@ changed sys/net: add wg(4), an in kernel driver for WireGuard vpn communication. thanks to Matt Dunwoodie and Jason A. Donenfeld for their effort. it's at least as functional as the go implementation, and maybe more so since this one works on more architectures. i'm sure...[/bookmark]

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