It’s better with Javascript
https://t.co/BTpbVTXskc pic.twitter.com/WXmlLcC3sm

— CommitStrip (@CommitStrip) April 19, 2019

KDE Applications 19.04 is out! The bundle comes with improvements and exciting new features for Okular, Gwenview, Konsole, Kate, Spectacle, Kontact, and many, many more.

Article: https://t.co/lNYj768Oja

Full announcement: https://t.co/7Yr8ZhQIVK pic.twitter.com/quG0G3m51S

— KDE Community (@kdecommunity) April 18, 2019

Become an #Email power user, learn the keyboard shortcuts. Life will never be the same once you've gone down the rabbit hole. 😜 https://t.co/WRSgc6LvAm

— Thunderbird (@mozthunderbird) April 18, 2019

Ignore the headline and read the article. And if you have any beef with Mark, forget that for a moment too, because he's got this quite right. https://t.co/FpT8MNozRY

— Florian Haas (@xahteiwi) April 18, 2019

I worked with the GCP team on some of their measured and secure boot design, and I'm really impressed with the quality and functionality of what they've built https://t.co/C1egovlqW7

— Matthew Garrett (@mjg59) April 18, 2019

Ubuntu 19.04 is now available to download #ubuntu #linux https://t.co/97GUfrBVkc pic.twitter.com/lKoyrT1sdc

— OMG! UBUNTU! (@omgubuntu) April 18, 2019

OpenSSH 8.0 has been released

Fix for a scp protocol weakness (CVE-2019-6111), support for ECDSA keys in PKCS#11 tokens, an experimental quantum computing resistant key exchange method and lots more!https://t.co/K2oc1mSXzb

— Damien Miller (@damienmiller) April 18, 2019

another baseband manufacturer bites the dust: https://t.co/zZrHVRNaGw - why is nobody worried by this Qualcomm monoculture?

— LaForge (@LaF0rge) April 17, 2019

[BLOG] Reverse-engineering Broadcom wireless chipsets by @Phenol__ https://t.co/h8OiI8Oddv The long and good trip of an intern, then the long and sad disclosure timeline of 5 vulnerabilities. Thx to @Broadcom we dont know what is vulnerable...

— quarkslab (@quarkslab) April 17, 2019

This weekend I'm once again reviewing and scoring hundreds of talk proposals for a tech conference.

And once again I see folks making the same mistakes in their proposals.

Want a better chance of your talk being accepted? Fix these mistakes (a thread)…#Public_Speaking /1

— VM (Vicky) Brasseur (@vmbrasseur) April 14, 2019

6 hours later, I have replaced my 15 line perl script with a 500 meg Docker image and a few hundred lines of python. It works almost as well as what I had before, too!

— Jesse Vincent (@obra) April 10, 2019

Android 7.0+ can now act as a FIDO second factor key: https://t.co/SWxRInNbcr - please use it instead of SMS :)

— Rene Mayrhofer (@rene_mobile) April 10, 2019

This is spot on. The Linux Desktop has so much potential... And the implementation is so inconsiderate and frustrating across distros https://t.co/9nGjEZjpdQ

— Dirk Hohndel (@_dirkhh) April 9, 2019

Today @RedHat contributes CRI-O, a container runtime for #Kubernetes, as an incubating project in the @CloudNativeFdn. Get involved https://t.co/kLo7TI43Sa pic.twitter.com/CQrkLPADod

— CoreOS, Inc. (@coreos) April 8, 2019

Wait a minute... 🤔 pic.twitter.com/UgJtH5DEMA

— Real Python (@realpython) April 3, 2019

ssh-keygen -t rsa -b 4096 pic.twitter.com/XGaL5CcOYm

— Volkan Özçelik (@linkibol) April 5, 2019

Introducing Xen Project Hypervisor 4.12! Latest release reduces code size and is more configurable, significantly reducing integration costs for businesses and organizations that heavily customize Xen. Read more: https://t.co/91QZFrXIsd pic.twitter.com/eMXjl01RKC

— XenProject.org (@xen_org) April 2, 2019

The Complete Guide for Using ffmpeg in #Linux https://t.co/vL2mlZTa7F

— It's FOSS - Linux Blog (@itsfoss2) March 30, 2019