https://t.co/86sxnP4RG9

— Lennart Poettering (@pid_eins) January 14, 2020

LibreOffice 6.4 is due to be released at the end of this month! Our community and certified developers are working on new features and ironing out bugs – if you have some technical knowledge, give them a hand: https://t.co/bA0S37ZMEU pic.twitter.com/DufzYXnnND

— LibreOffice (@libreoffice) January 14, 2020

Schedule is now in lockdown - all further changes appear on the amendments page
830 scheduled lectures at the moment, totalling 380 hours
The booklet was just sent to the printer and we already have 2 amendmentshttps://t.co/vS5JcRdXkt

— FOSDEM (@fosdem) January 13, 2020

New year, new Git release. Check out our recap of the most exciting features from Git 2.25: https://t.co/ssQsXOxf3i

— GitHub (@github) January 13, 2020

First speaker interviews https://t.co/FKcfHPNjAo

— FOSDEM (@fosdem) January 10, 2020

I updated blog post about surviving FOSDEM a bit:https://t.co/n610OgttUG@fosdem #FOSDEM

— Marcin Juszkiewicz (@haerwu) January 12, 2020

So why do programmers prefer dark mode?

🤭

Because light attracts bugs.
🚪🏃🏻‍♀️

— Kristen Seversky (@KR1573N) January 11, 2020

So glad to see this article open to the public now. If you want to read more about the baseboard management controller and current ecosystem, take a look! Thank you to everyone who taught me so much :) <3 the firmware community https://t.co/x1ACXAUREM

— Jessie Frazelle (@jessfraz) January 8, 2020

8 years ago I routinely used such a thing. I even had two apps, each of which consolidated all my conversations: Pidgin on the desktop, finch in a terminal. How the hell did we get into the mess we have now? https://t.co/r7RyYCIsY0

— Florian Haas 🇪🇺 (@xahteiwi) January 8, 2020

So, you can let your wee one learn Linux on a Pi. How cool is that: Endless OS, a Kid-Friendly Linux, Is Coming to Raspberry Pi https://t.co/mCNgMODrIV

— Christine Hall (@BrideOfLinux) January 8, 2020

I want to say a few things on the SHA1 attack. These news often generate a "waaah our crypto is broken" response, but if you look at the big picture the message is a different one. These things are extremely predictable.

— hanno (@hanno) January 8, 2020

Whatever Happened To https://t.co/ZBmSmy89AF? https://t.co/aCIGILUEDT pic.twitter.com/aKpfFpD2Fh

— Lars Ingebrigtsen (@larsmagne23) January 6, 2020

You've got to be shitting me...

One of our office chairs turns off monitors... we couldn't believe it, but we have it on tape.

Surprisingly, there even is a known issue for it:https://t.co/d3NKIPiyXh pic.twitter.com/E57ApzR0Mi

— Roy van Rijn (@royvanrijn) January 6, 2020

At Google Project Zero, the team spends a *lot* of time discussing and evaluating vulnerability disclosure policies and their consequences. It's a complex and controversial topic!

Here's P0's policy changes for 2020 (with our rationale for the changes):https://t.co/6Ln8F6CIq2

— Tim Willis (@itswillis) January 7, 2020

Cool to be part of the FOSDEM panel about the 4 freedoms and the Open Source definition. https://t.co/k0N1sCHWAf

— Frank Karlitschek (@fkarlitschek) January 5, 2020

Supertuxkart 1.1 is released!https://t.co/rqSyxmVjGN
Download now athttps://t.co/v0GGZ9HjCZ

— SuperTuxKart (@supertuxkart) January 5, 2020

Project Sputnik keeps a rollin' -- Introducing the 2020 XPS 13 Developer Edition -- up to 32GB of RAM, support for fingerprint reader + first-ever 4-sided InfinityEdge display (making it virtually borderless) https://t.co/Y8NDjk5TBh pic.twitter.com/hpjEe6b5Jx

— Barton George (@barton808) January 2, 2020

Normal people: "Happy New Year!"

Me: "There's a bunch of apps about to have issues because someone regexed "20" out of the date."

— 𝖄𝖚𝖑𝖊𝖙𝖎𝖉𝖊 𝕽𝖆𝖇𝖇𝖎𝖙 (@ra6bit) December 31, 2019

Congratulation! The Current Unix Timestamp is: 1577777777

— Y2K38 countdown (@countdown2038) December 31, 2019

Technology Preview for secure value recoveryhttps://t.co/zRXEmkfJq0

Plaintext databases have never been our style. We've been working on new techniques to enhance and expand capabilities for private cloud storage.

— Signal (@signalapp) December 19, 2019