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The IoT-focused “LinkIt Smart 7688” SBC from MediaTek Labs and Seeed runs OpenWrt on a WiFi-enabled, MediaTek MT7688AN SoC.
Non-Linux FOSS: Airsonos
I love Sonos. There probably are some audiophiles reading this who rolled their eyes
at my lack of auditory prowess, but honestly, the speakers sound wonderful to my
1980s-damaged eardrums. Granted, the Wi-Fi-enabled speakers are very expensive, thus
limiting my supply.
How old were you when you started learning how to program?
As Al Sweigart explains in his article I am already a zygote. Is it too late for me to learn to program?, you're never too old to learn how to program. And we should think twice before being intimidated by folks who say they were programming before they started walking—that doesn't mean they were writing good code.
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Migrating to php 7
These new features appeared in the latest php release.
Renesas goes 64-bit for latest automotive R-Car SoC
Renesas unveiled its latest R-Car H3 automotive SoC, with four Cortex-A57 and four Cortex-A53 cores, a PowerVR GX6650 GPU, and ISO 26262 safety compliance. Renesas has announced initial samples of a third generation R-Car automotive system-on-chip. Like the R-Car H2 system announced in early 2013, the R-Car H3 is an octa-core chip using ARM Big.Little […]
I am already a zygote. Is it too late for me to learn to program?
I hate telling the story of how I learned to program.
In the third grade, a friend showed me a book he found in the school library on making small games in the BASIC programming language. I was obsessed with Nintendo and got hooked on the idea of creating my own video games. I began programming and stuck with it, majored in computer science, and afterward became a software developer and tech book author.
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Microsoft encrypts explanation of borked Windows 10 encryption
Disk vault Bitlocker snubs self-encrypting drives – when's the fix?
We know Microsoft can be pretty secretive about its spyware-as-a-service Windows 10, but Redmond has now taken its furtiveness to a whole new level.…
Jamie Duncan: How do you Fedora?
We recently interviewed Jamie Duncan on how he uses Fedora. This is part of a series on the Fedora Magazine where we profile Fedora users and how they use Fedora to get things done. If you are interested in being... Continue Reading →
Industrial Linux PC boasts 16 serial ports
Aaeon’s “Boxer-6914” PC runs Linux on an Atom D2550, and offers 16 serial ports, six USB ports, SATA, CFast, dual GbE’s, and optional wireless. Aaeon’s Fedora Linux ready Boxer-6914 is quite similar to the Boxer-6614 it released earlier this year, but it lacks the external heatsink, and adds a lot more serial ports, as well […]
Hacktoberfest campaign leads to nearly 50K GitHub contributions
In 2014, cloud hosting provider DigitalOcean decided to encourage contribution to open source software projects, so they sponsored Hacktoberfest. More than 500 participants completed the challenge by making at least 50 commits to projects. This year, DigitalOcean wanted to focus on improving projects.
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New edition of Windows 10 turns security nightmares into reality
Windows 10 IoT Core Pro lets thing-makers opt-out of security updates
Microsoft's released a new flavour of Windows 10.…
How to install the Enlightenment E20 Desktop on Ubuntu 15.10
The new Enlightenment E20 Desktop has just been released. The Enlightenment project consists of the Enlightenment Window manager (which was started in 1996), the EFL library that contains graphic, widget, network, and other basic desktop functions and some applications that are based on EFL like a terminal emulator, a video player, and an IDE. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install the E20 Desktop on the current Ubuntu 15.10.
Now you can tailor Swift -- Apple open-sources the whole shebang
Just as well considering all the new OSs it's putting out there
Apple has open-sourced its Swift programming language, used to write apps for its ecosystem of products.…
Gallery of open source project stickers
A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the serious business of stickers in open source culture. I shared the Rules of Sticker Club, criteria stickers must meet to make it onto the limited space of a laptop.
6 creative ways to use ownCloud
ownCloud is a self-hosted open source file sync and share server. Like "big boys" Dropbox, Google Drive, Box, and others, ownCloud lets you access your files, calendar, contacts, and other data. You can synchronize everything (or part of it) between your devices and share files with others.
Celebrating six months of The Open Organization
Birthdays mark time. They ask us to look back—at our accomplishments and stumbles, our histories and their invaluable lessons. They also encourage us to look forward—to our dreams and goals, our futures and the promise they hold.
How I ended up working in open source healthcare
By the time I was 23, I was a veteran software developer and the father of two adorable girls. I had designed, written, and managed other developers through the creation of a medical practice management system written in little known, now forgotten, 4GL. What I learned in that process was not to get yourself locked into a product that cannot be run on any operating system (OS)/hardware combination that might become popular.
How open source solves the innovation problem
A couple of weeks ago, a Chief Digital Officer (CDO) of one of the largest mobile telecommunications companies in the world asked me how a large organization such as hers should think about organizing itself to maintain control over costs and risks while still giving their global organization the freedom to innovate.
Free HTTPS certs for all - Let's Encrypt project opens doors to public
And it's pretty easy to install via a command line. How-to The Let's Encrypt project has opened to the public, allowing anyone to obtain free SSL/TLS certificates and set up HTTPS websites in a few simple steps.
Teaching teens 3D animation with Blender
Tom Haines is the director and co-founder of 3Dami, a nonprofit educational program in the UK that focuses on teaching 3D animation to teens with ages ranging from 14 to 18 years old. It's a seven-day program in which students produce their own animated films from concept to final viewing.
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