Good News! Austrian Ministry Kicks Out Microsoft in Favor of Nextcloud
The BMWET migrates 1,200 employees to sovereign cloud in just four months.| It's FOSS News
The BMWET migrates 1,200 employees to sovereign cloud in just four months.| It's FOSS News
Like Flatcar, Talos is minimal by design; unlike Flatcar, it gets that way by adding just what it needs to a stripped down Linux kernel that only runs cryptographically signed modules. It has only a handful of binaries, including its own process manager...| The Stack
The people behind the move tell The Stack why it will accelerate growth for Ray and its users alike.| The Stack
Key takeaways from AI Day on building an intelligent web that’s open, human-centered, and built to last.| The Leading Enterprise Content Platform | WordPress VIP
After all you made your apps open source, so I can remove your ads.| Matthew Brunelle's Blog
How a weekend project became a rant about OSS projects re-licensing.| Matthew Brunelle's Blog
If you read my recent posts, I’m replacing an existing zpool with new devices. At first, I went to copy the old zpool to a new zpool. I then decided instead of copying, to replace. I’m also going to see about compression. I’m sure it won’t take effect, because replace is a block-by-block copy, or so I think. We’ll confirm. Before Here is the zpool, really, just the top-level filesystem. Notice how compression […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
This morning, as I was typing the subject of this blog post, I realized I don’t have to do this copying. The new devices are staying in this host. It is better for me to add the new devices to the zpool and remove the old devices. That is so much easier. The existing zpool can stay in use and there is no interruption in service. NOTE: after publishing this entry, I realized […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
I have 4 new storage devices to create 2 new zpools, each a two-vdev mirror. Let’s go. In this post: FreeBSD 14.3 These are the drives I have. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. The 4TB NVMe cards are Samsung 990 EVO Plus SSD 4TB, PCIe Gen 4×4 | Gen 5×2 M.2 The 4TB SSDs are SAMSUNG 870 EVO 4TB 2.5 Inch SATA III Internal SSD (MZ-77E4T0B/AM) The new data02 […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
I modified my mqttwarn scripts today to ignore some messages. When restarting it, it wouldn’t. No output whatsoever. [20:07 mqtt01 dvl ~] % sudo service mqttwarn restart mqttwarn not running? (check /var/run/mqttwarn/mqttwarn.pid). Starting mqttwarn. [20:07 mqtt01 dvl ~] % sudo ps auwwx | grep warn dvl 4191 0.0 0.0 13836 2408 1 S+J 20:07 0:00.00 grep warn Eventually, I tried running it by hand: [20:08 mqtt01 dvl ~] % sudo /usr/local/bin/mqttwarn Traceback (most […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
Let’s tally up. For reference, this is one of a series of posts regarding compression testing on zpools: Experimenting with compression off Experimenting with compression=lz4 Experimenting with compression=zstd Compression results – you are here Samsung-SSD-870 4TB SSD For the Samsung-SSD-870 4TB SSD no compression we had: 2:34 = 154s 2:32 = 152s 2:30 = 150s 3:52 = 238s 4:46 = 286s 4:16 = 256s 4:15 = 255s 4:15 = 255s 4:49 = 289s […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
When I destroyed the zpools when I was done with zstd compression testing, these errors appeared in /var/log/messages: Oct 4 12:21:24 r730-01 kernel: GEOM: nda1: the primary GPT table is corrupt or invalid. Oct 4 12:21:24 r730-01 kernel: GEOM: nda1: using the secondary instead -- recovery strongly advised. Oct 4 12:21:24 r730-01 kernel: GEOM: nda2: the primary GPT table is corrupt or invalid. Oct 4 12:21:24 r730-01 kernel: GEOM: nda2: using the secondary […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
Following on from my previous post where I tested lz4, let’s try compression=zstd. Experimenting with compression off Experimenting with compression=lz4 Experimenting with compression=zstd – you are here Compression results First, we delete the old: [21:19 r730-01 dvl ~/tmp] % sudo zpool destroy Samsung-SSD-870-compression-lz4 [21:19 r730-01 dvl ~/tmp] % sudo zpool destroy Samsung-SSD-980-PRO-compression-lz4 [21:19 r730-01 dvl ~/tmp] % sudo zpool destroy Samsung-SSD-990-EVO-compression-lz...| Dan Langille's Other Diary
Following on from my previous post where I tested with compress off, let’s try compression=lz4. Experimenting with compression off Experimenting with compression=lz4 – you are here Experimenting with compression=zstd Compression results First, we delete the old: [19:45 r730-01 dvl ~] % sudo zpool destroy Samsung-SSD-870-no-compression [19:45 r730-01 dvl ~] % sudo zpool destroy Samsung-SSD-980-PRO-no-compression [19:46 r730-01 dvl ~] % sudo zpool destroy Samsung-SSD-990-EVO-no-compression ...| Dan Langille's Other Diary
Now that the new storage is in place, I thought to test with compression on and off. Perhaps also use both lz4 and zstd. For reference, this is one of a series of posts regarding compression testing on zpools: Experimenting with compression off – you are here Experimenting with compression=lz4 Experimenting with compression=zstd Compression results My plan: create three zpools of two mirrored devices and test. There will be three posts: compression off, […]| Dan Langille's Other Diary
I notice I also worked with some SSDs at the end of this post – I have since amended the title of this post.| Dan Langille's Other Diary
This past weekend Mike Conley and I visited the Capstone team to work one-on-one with the students, teach topics, and share the history of Mozilla. The current capstone project is a continuation from last semesters project. The students are working on converting Firefox’s localization implementation from DTD/properties files to Fluent. Fluent brings with it many […]| JAWS
Since my last post on the eslint work that is happening in mozilla-central, we have increased coverage as well as enabling more rules. The publication of that post spawned a few conversations, among them Florian Quèze has added a bunch of new Mozilla-specific rules to our eslint configuration and evilpies has started looking at what […]| JAWS
I try to share, I try to care, I try to learn. Why? Do you?| JonasR.app
The new version of FetchXML Builder introduces an AI Chat feature, allowing users to interact with an AI focused on Fetch XML. The Rappen.AI.WinForm project includes classes for managing chat history and facilitating communication with AI. Developers can customize the user interface and integrate tools for executing queries. Ongoing improvements are expected.| JonasR.app
The Power Platform intentionally excludes certain details from solutions, such as the seed for Autonumber columns. This creates challenges in maintaining consistent number sequences across environments. The article discusses the use of the Auto Number Manager tool to manage the seed without violating ALM, highlighting a technical approach without affecting managed layers.| JonasR.app
I send a HUGE thanks to three of my fantastic users for these three new great features! Jim gave me DBML. Matt wanted Groups. Warp needed Themes.| JonasR.app
Using Bulk Data Updater can be a bit scary... 😱 Which records did I update? 🤔 Which fields did I change? 🫤 What did really happen?? 😬| JonasR.app
The author discusses the usefulness of their free, open-source tools. After attending a conference in Slovenia, friends and colleagues urged me to enable corporate support for these tools. Users can now contribute through a straightforward invoicing process. Although primarily developed for my personal use, these tools benefit the wider community, saving significant time and costs.| JonasR.app
…am I hacking your system? There are a bunch of completely awesome and can’t-live-without tools. Most are created by the community, like me. These tools can break your system. Completely. “Are these tools even legal??” Too often, I’ve heard CTOs and others say that these tools should be stopped! Either by thoroughly educating all users … Continue reading Scary, dangerous, creepy tools 😱😬| JonasR.app
While working on the next release, I realized I had to make this tool look better, nicer, and cleaner. I was working to add a few new features, so why take on the extra work to deliver a tiny new interface? Because I can. And we all know: UI + UX = AO| JonasR.app
Unleash data collaboration and quality with Nessie! Learn to manage branches, commits, and merges effortlessly. This guide walks you through deploying Dremio, MinIO, and Nessie, transforming your data engineering with collaborative precision. Dive in to revolutionize your workflows!| MinIO Blog
První zkušenosti s Home Assistant Green a nasazením HA platformy v domácnosti. (reakce na tento post se zobrazí i na samotném blogu)| Sesivany's blog
The high-severity defect affects a widely used — but largely hidden — archive tool that spans many forks. The post Researchers uncover remote code execution flaw in abandoned Rust code library appeared first on CyberScoop.| CyberScoop
Bastien Guerry, the former French Chief Free Software Officer, discusses his shift to Software Heritage. His core insight: "Policies without products are empty, products without policies are blind." Read the full interview on building the bridge between policy and infrastructure. The post Meet our new Head of Partnerships: Bastien Guerry appeared first on Software Heritage.| Software Heritage
DeepSeek-AI released 3B DeepSeek-OCR, an end to end OCR and document parsing Vision-Language Model (VLM) system that compresses long text into a small set of vision tokens, then decodes those tokens with a language model. The method is simple, images carry compact representations of text, which reduces sequence length for the decoder. The research team […] The post DeepSeek Just Released a 3B OCR Model: A 3B VLM Designed for High-Performance OCR and Structured Document Conversion appeared f...| MarkTechPost
Discover the potential of LangChain's DeepAgents Library with practical examples illustrating how DeepAgents operate effectively.| MarkTechPost
Photo: A screendump from Open Source Explained in LEGO Europe is embracing open source technology... Indlægget Open Source Tech – The European Way blev vist første gang den Dataetisk Tænkehandletank.| Dataetisk Tænkehandletank
We’re really excited to announce that AWS is sponsoring the Rust programming language! Rust is designed for writing and maintaining fast, reliable, and efficient code. It has seen considerable uptake since its first stable release four years ago, with companies like Google, Microsoft, and Mozilla all using Rust. Rust has also seen lots of growth […]| Amazon Web Services
Last week, ICANN published a report on the importance of open source in the DNS.| www.isc.org
Explore the API Security Academy under the hood. Learn how hands-on lessons are built with WebContainers and contribute to open-source API security training.| Escape DAST - Application Security Blog
NVIDIA’s on the ground at Open Source AI Week. Stay tuned for a celebration highlighting the spirit of innovation, collaboration and community that drives open-source AI forward. Follow NVIDIA AI Developer on social channels for additional news and insights. Advancing Embodied Intelligence Through Open-Source Innovation 🔗 At the PyTorch Conference, Jim Fan, director of robotics Read Article| NVIDIA Blog
He said he’s meeting with core committers soon to discuss possible contributor pathways that would allow rapid builders like himself to “hand off” their prototypes to seasoned contributors who could then navigate the processes required to bring new features into core. From the Repository’s post on Ollie’s Menu Designer Lands on WordPress.org, Praised as “Game […]| agm
OpenFGA is an open-source, high-performance, and flexible authorization engine inspired by Google’s Zanzibar system for relationship-based access control. It helps developers model and enforce fine-grained access control in their applications. At its core, OpenFGA enables teams to define who can do what within their systems. Whether you’re building a startup app or managing an enterprise platform, it delivers authorization checks in milliseconds. That level of speed allows it to scale as ...| Help Net Security
Log4Shell proved that open source security isn't guaranteed and isn’t just a code problem. It's about supporting, enabling, and empowering the people behind the projects that build our digital infrastructure. The post Inside the breach that broke the internet: The untold story of Log4Shell appeared first on The GitHub Blog.| The GitHub Blog
GitHub Copilot and VS Code teams, along with the Microsoft Open Source Program Office (OSPO), sponsored these nine open source MCP projects that provide new frameworks, tools, and assistants to unlock AI-native workflows, agentic tooling, and innovation. The post Accelerate developer productivity with these 9 open source AI and MCP projects appeared first on The GitHub Blog.| The GitHub Blog
Git Merge 2025 celebrated 20 years of Git with talks, collaboration, and community. Catch the highlights and recordings. The post 20 Years of Git, 2 days at GitHub HQ: Git Merge 2025 highlights 🎉 appeared first on The GitHub Blog.| The GitHub Blog
As we warp 9 our way toward The Year of the Linux Desktop, an exciting new desktop environment has dropped. System76’s COSMIC beta. Under the hood COSMIC (at least by default) is built upon System76’s Pop!_OS (though there are versions with other distributions available such as Fedora and SUSE), which itself is based on Ubuntu; […]| dominickm.com
NordVPN has open sourced the GUI in its official Linux app, and the company behind the virtual private network has also updated its Snap package with a GUI. You're reading NordVPN Has Open-Sourced its Linux App GUI, a blog post from OMG! Ubuntu. Do not reproduce elsewhere without permission.| OMG! Ubuntu
Transparency is a big part of OSTIF’s mission, and that extends to our strategy and long-term planning. As debates on the next phase of open source continue, we feel it necessary to share what we see our role in that future as being and how we’re trying to get there. OSTIF has outlined three tenants […]| OSTIF.org
The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund is proud to share the results of our security audit of OpenSSF Scorecard. OpenSSF Scorecard is an open source automated testing resource to help projects continually assess security risks. With the help of ADA Logics and the OpenSSF, this project can continue to provide the open source community with a free and proactive security best practice that is easy for maintainers to use. | OSTIF.org
Discover how DBT is building a flexible, open source data platform - learning from the experiences of organisations across government, industry, and the charity sector. This blog explores the practical choices and challenges behind our infrastructure and tooling decisions.| Digital trade
This post was co-authored by Shyam Jeedigunta, Principal Engineer, Amazon EKS; Apoorva Kulkarni, Sr. Specialist Solutions Architect, Containers and Raghav Tripathi, Sr. Software Dev Manager, Amazon EKS. Today, Amazon Elastic Kubernetes Service (Amazon EKS) announced support for clusters with up to 100,000 nodes. With Amazon EC2’s new generation accelerated computing instance types, this translates to […]| Amazon Web Services
The discovery of a backdoor in XZ Utils in the spring of 2024 shocked the open source community, raising critical questions about software supply chain security. This post explores whether better Debian packaging practices could have detected this threat, offering a guide to auditing packages and suggesting future improvements.\n| Optimized by Otto
Diversity, equity and inclusion are no longer just buzzwords in the tech world — they’re core enablers of innovation, performance, and creativity. Yet, despite decades of awareness, gender imbalances remain stark. At Michelin, we decided it was time to stop guessing and start measuring. This is the story| Michelin IT Engineering Blog
Tactical RMM (TRMM) es un RMM self-hosted que integra inventario, monitorización, parcheo, ejecución de scripts y acceso remoto (vía MeshCentral) con agentes para Windows, Linux y macOS (estos dos últimos como parte de su programa de patrocinio). Corre sobre Django + Vue, NATS, PostgreSQL y Redis, y se orquesta bien vía Docker Compose. Para entornos […]| Administración de Sistemas
This week’s TFiR explores how Europe is shaping AI and open source governance, Mirantis’ AdaptiveOps for secure AI infrastructure, and OpenSearch’s agentic AI breakthrough. Plus insights from Akamai, vCluster Labs, anynines, and more leaders redefining innovation across the open cloud ecosystem. The post TFiR Weekly: Europe, AI, and the Business of Open Source appeared first on TFiR.| TFiR
In this interview, Hilary Carter of the Linux Foundation explores Europe’s open source growth, AI sovereignty, and commercial open source success. The post Europe, AI, and the Business of Open Source | Hilary Carter, Linux Foundation appeared first on TFiR.| TFiR
Frank Karlitschek discusses how Nextcloud grew into a complete collaboration platform that gives users privacy, integration, and full control over their data. The post Nextcloud’s Evolution into a Full Collaboration Suite — Frank Karlitschek, Nextcloud appeared first on TFiR.| TFiR
Julian Fischer, CEO of anynines, discusses how Klutch’s open source strategy is driving new partnerships and simplifying data service automation across Kubernetes. The post How Klutch Is Building Open Source Momentum — Julian Fischer, anynines appeared first on TFiR.| TFiR
Bill Mulligan discusses how the eBPF Foundation’s research funding strengthens Linux kernel innovation and nurtures industry-academia collaboration. The post eBPF Foundation Invests $100K to Advance Kernel Innovation and Safety | Bill Mulligan appeared first on TFiR.| TFiR
Financial services run on open source. With regulations growing and supply chains under pressure, institutions need clear frameworks and reliable data to keep systems secure. At the Open Source in Finance Forum (OSFF) the OpenSSF community is sponsoring and sharing sessions on the OSPS Baseline, vulnerability data, and AI security. These talks demonstrate how our community is making open source more secure and useful to financial services.| Open Source Security Foundation
Ever since its eponymous report was published nearly a decade ago, the “roads and bridges” metaphor has dominated how many working with FOSS software, including I, think about open source sustainability. Nadia Asparouhova’s influential 2016 report painted a picture of critical digital infrastructure that is prone to crumbling and neglect, drawing parallels to our physical […]| Tara Tarakiyee – Techverständiger
Reading in Servo’s latest weekly report that it’s now passing 1.7 million Web Platform Subtests, I started wondering: How much investment would it build it into a competitive, independent browser, in the context of all this talk on digital sovereignty? Servo is an experimental web browser engine written in Rust, originally developed by Mozilla Research […]| Tara Tarakiyee – Techverständiger
Open Knowledge Foundation Germany has just released a new report titled: “From Software to Society: Openness in a Changing World” by Dr. Henriette Litta and Peter Bihr (I was also interviewed for it). The report talks about what openness means in our digital ages, both from the history of openness and evaluates current challenges. One […]| Tara Tarakiyee – Techverständiger
(this is fiction based on fictional events that never happened any comparisons or similarities to real life events or people or computer programs are a sign of an over active imagination) Dramatis Personae Act I Scene 1 Lysse sits before a bank of glowing screens, his brow furrowed with strain. A robotic figure, Xzlibius, stands […]| Tara Tarakiyee – Techverständiger
Last night, I attended an insightful and well-organized Bits & Bäume Policy Lab event at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society. Cecilia Rikap delivered an expert breakdown of Big T…| Tara Tarakiyee - Techverständiger
Discover a powerful Git workflow using --rebase-merges and --update-refs to manage multiple branches without switching. Keep commits clean, adapt to any review system, and streamline code reviews.| KDAB
What Are OpenTelemetry Metrics? OpenTelemetry metrics are measurements of services performance at runtime. For example, request counts, error rates, memory usage, or latency. Here’s how they compare to logs and traces, which are other types of telemetry data instrumented by OpenTelemetry: With metrics, teams monitor trends and patterns in their system performance. For example: This […]| The Logz.io Blog — DevOps, Logging, Metrics, Tracing, and Security
Every developer has faced this moment: you deploy an update, everything works fine, and then that small voice in your head asks, “But is it secure?” You have run your unit tests, your linter is happy, and the code reviews are green. Still, you know t...| freeCodeCamp Programming Tutorials: Python, JavaScript, Git & More
Learn more about open educational resources including 5 high-quality examples for use in traditional and remote learning environments.| TAO
Since I have your attention for the moment, I’d like you to ask yourself a question: What is it that drives you in life? Do you yearn for the feeling of safety? By seeking power, status, weal…| Dhole Moments
Einer Analyse der Washington Post auf der Grundlage öffentlich zugänglicher Daten zufolge, kommen nun die besten Open-Source-KI-Modelle aus China.| Linux-Magazin
Hey, quick story about how I created my perfect phone dock. So I'm scrolling YouTube one day and stumble across this slick iPhone standby dock by Scott. video link Clean design, wireless charging, even a spot for AirPods. Love it. Only problem? I've...| David Dodda
Join us for October 20-24 for UC Open Access Week workshops, talks, and more.| UC Davis Library
Tonight there was a lovely event at TinkerTendo by Raman Frey and Karin Johnson of Good People Dinners, this one honoring David Gelles’ new book, Dirtbag Billionaire: How Yvon Chouinard Built Patagonia, Made a Fortune, and Gave It All Away. I’m a huge fan of Yvon Chouinard and really enjoyed his book Let My People … Continue reading Greenwashing→| Matt Mullenweg
The post A Brief Introduction to Makefiles and GNU Make for Beginners first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides .GNU Make is a development utility that determines which parts of a particular code base need to be recompiled and The post A Brief Introduction to Makefiles and GNU Make for Beginners first appeared on Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides.| Tecmint: Linux Howtos, Tutorials & Guides
In a world where email easily devours the workday, Inbox Zero arrives with a clear proposition: an AI-powered personal assistant for email, open source and self-hostable, that organizes the inbox, pre-drafts replies in the user’s tone, and tracks follow-ups so nothing slips through the cracks. The project can be deployed on Vercel or on a […]| System Administration
If the first wave of AI in front-end was autocomplete, the second wave looks like this: a copilot that understands a site’s structure, chats with you about goals, and ships a working React/Next.js app you can iterate on immediately. Open Lovable (MIT-licensed, by the Firecrawl team) sits right there: you chat with an LLM, point […]| System Administration
German state achieves digital sovereignty by ditching Microsoft for open source solutions.| It's FOSS News
Exploring how Codethink used embedded Rust to measure Linux’s scheduling performance with an external clock, while maintaining bit-for-bit reproducibility of the testing firmware.| www.codethink.co.uk
Imagine an inkjet printer that you could repair yourself, and where you were actually encouraged to refill the cartridges! That’s the aim of the Open Printer project. If the idea of printing from a roll of paper seems strange, you need to know that it incorporates a cutter too, so you can print single pages, Continue Reading| Status-Q
Nominations are now open for the Mautic Council, and we're looking for seven driven and community-focused individuals like YOU to step up!| Mautic
Les grands modèles de langage open source prennent une importance considérable dans le débat public et se présentent souvent comme une alternative au modèle propriétaire des géants technologiques américains tels que GPT-4 d’OpenAI, soutenu par Microsoft ou Anthropic et ses partenaires, Amazon et Google. Toutefois, si la perspective d’une IA dont le code source est librement […] L’article IA open source est apparu en premier sur La revue européenne des médias et du numérique.| La revue européenne des médias et du numérique
available intuition for avoiding big risks| /dev/lawyer
still stronger claims of self-authority in OSI’s new AI “definition”| /dev/lawyer
parallels weak and strong| /dev/lawyer
Today is a big day for Cucumber.| Cucumber Blog
One of the goals the Cucumber team have set ourselves this year is to increase the number of recent, regular contributors who are non-white or non-male from 0 to 2. This post describes why we want to do this, what we’ve learned so far about the systemic barriers that keep the community of people who contribute to open source so utterly imbalanced, and outlines how we’ve started tackling the problem in our own project.| Cucumber Blog
Here's how to take your PowerShell script and turn it into the best version of itself.| Colin Cogle's Blog
A cheap Craigslist laptop gets its BIOS hacked and Intel Management Engine neutered.| Colin Cogle's Blog
OpenDKIM might be the gold standard, but the DKIM standard is evolving without it, so it's time to retire it.| Colin Cogle's Blog
You can use aprs-weather-submit to share weather data without a smart weather station.| Colin Cogle's Blog
It’s time to meet another of ISC’s engineers! This time, let’s get to know Włodek Wencel, our DHCP Quality Assurance Manager.| www.isc.org
The global software ecosystem runs on open source infrastructure. As demand grows, we invite the businesses who rely on it most to play a larger role in sustaining it. Open source infrastructure is…| Life at Eclipse
The OpenSSL Project has announced the release of OpenSSL 3.6.0, a feature update that brings functionality improvements, standards compliance.| Help Net Security
Since before Jar Jar entered our hearts one klutzy move at a time, the phrase “This will be the Year of the Linux Desktop” has been a running gag among tech enthusiasts—a doomed prediction that denotes either the zealotry or madness of the predictor. That’s all changed, because as 2026 rolls around, the convergence of […] The post 2026 Will Be the Year of the Linux Desktop appeared first on dominickm.com.| dominickm.com
Walk into any modern engineering shop and you’ll hear the cultist chant: "we’re Cloud Native". The term itself has become a kind of badge—containers, Kubernetes, microservices, serverless. The promise is resilience, agility, and scale without limits. It sounds like salvation from the bad old days of clunky servers and midnight pager duty. The post Forget Cloud Native, Get Cloud Smart appeared first on dominickm.com.| dominickm.com
For years, getting a solid Linux development environment meant engaging in the "configuration treadmill"—a never-ending process of tuning, installing, and debugging. Omakub provides a pre-configured solution for the most common developer stacks (Ruby, Python, Docker, C++) managed seamlessly by mise.| dominickm.com
Discover TRMNL, the minimalist open-source smart display for your desk. See how it works, what it costs, and whether to buy or build one.| The DIY Life
The team at OSTIF is honored and excited to announce that for a fifth consecutive year we are a recipient of the DuckDuckGo Charitable Donations Program. The privilege of receiving this donation a fifth time is not lost on us, and reinforces that our mission is being carried out effectively and loudly. We number among […]| OSTIF.org
The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund is proud to share the results of our security audit of GNU libmicrohttpd2. GNU libmicrohttpd2 is an open source library that “embeds a HTTP or HTTPS daemon into host applications.”* With the help of ADA Logics and the Sovereign Tech Agency, this project has improved its resiliency and health […]| OSTIF.org
The Open Source Technology Improvement Fund (OSTIF) is proud to share the results of our documentation audit of PHP. Specifically, the open source implementation of the interpreter for the PHP scripting language, which is popular in use for web development. As a result of this collaboration with OSTIF, Quarkslab, and The PHP Foundation, PHP was able to improve its documentation for future software development.| OSTIF.org
F-Droid board member Marc Prud’hommeaux said the decree would create a “choke point” that threatens thousands of open-source apps.| Datamation
IBM releases Granite 4 series of Mamba-Transformer language models - SiliconANGLE| SiliconANGLE
