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Exploring The Zen 5 SMT Performance With The AMD EPYC 9755 "Turin" CPU

Continuing on with the testing around the AMD EPYC 9005 series "Turin" processors, today is a look at the Simultaneous Multi-Threading (SMT) performance impact for Turin while using the AMD EPYC 9755 as the highest-end "Turin Classic" processor with 128 cores / 256 threads.

Rogue Legacy 1 source code released

Rogue Legacy, a rogue-lite from Cellar Door Games, that originally released in 2013 has now had the source code released. The game has Native Linux support and is rated Steam Deck Verified.

Winamp's Brief Experiment on Opening Their Source Ends in Disaster

It was a short-lived dream for Winamp in the open source world, even if it was imperfect.

ESP32-S3 Development Board with 1.91? AMOLED Display and 6-Axis IMU

Waveshare recently launched an ESP32-S3 development board featuring an integrated 1.91" AMOLED display, designed for rapid prototyping and the development of IoT and portable projects with interactive displays.

ANY.RUN’s Upgraded Linux Sandbox for Fast and Secure Malware Analysis

ANY.RUN upgraded its Linux sandbox with features to enhance malware analysis. It now uses a stable Chrome browser for smoother interaction with suspicious websites, while lag in the process tree view is eliminated, allowing for faster exploration of running processes.

About that brawl between the WordPress co-founder and WP Engine…

  • ComputerWorld; By Steven Vaughan-Nichols (Posted by Scott_Ruecker on Oct 17, 2024 10:52 PM EDT)
  • Story Type: News Story
WordPress has been the most popular content management system for years — and WP Engine was one of the most popular WordPress hosting services around. Not long ago, everyone was happy. Now, it's a miserable open-source business war. What happened?

Intel Lunar Lake vs. AMD Strix Point Platform Profile Performance Comparison

For those that have been eager to see more Intel Core Ultra Series 200V Lunar Lake Linux testing, here is the latest installment of testing as well as an update from Intel following my Lunar Lake Linux testing recent reports.

A Simple Overview of GRUB Bootloader Configuration

Understanding the intricacies of the Linux boot process and the GRUB bootloader configuration is essential for system administrators, developers, and Linux enthusiasts who want to harness the full potential of their operating systems.

Open-sourcing of WinAmp goes badly as owners delete entire repo

The owners of WinAmp have just deleted their entire repo one month after uploading the source code to GitHub. Lots of source code, and quite possibly, not all of it theirs. The deletion happened soon after The Register enquired about the seeming inclusion of Shoutcast DNAS code and some Microsoft and Intel codecs.

Turn Your Android Phone into a Ham Radio with this Open-Source Project

A clever hack to make your phone more useful!

Kumquat – An Allwinner V3s embedded system board with isolated CAN, Ethernet and ESP32 for WiFi and Bluetooth

The Kumquat runs on Buildroot Linux with a mainline kernel and can be programmed with various programming languages making it a great alternative to traditional PLCs.

Survival game Valheim adds a new feast mechanic and The Bog Witch in testing

The excellent survival game Valheim is getting ready to expand again, with a new update available for testing that adds in The Bog Witch and a whole new feast mechanic. Valheim has Native Linux support and it's Steam Deck Verified you can buy it on Humble Store or Steam.

NVIDIA Posts Linux Patches For GPU Direct RDMA For Device Private Pages

Building off the existing Linux support for GPU Direct RDMA / Peer-To-Peer DMA functionality, a set of patches were posted by NVIDIA today enabling this P2P DMA support to also work for device-private pages.

FWS-2290 is a Compact Desktop Network Appliance with Intel N97 for Security Solutions

The FWS-2290, recently launched by AAEON, is a desktop network appliance powered by Intel’s N-series processors, specifically the Intel Processor N97. Designed for UTM and VPN applications, it integrates features such as Intel Control-Flow Enforcement Technology, AES-NI, and Virtualization Technology for Directed I/O.

Wow! Google is Working On Running a Native Linux Terminal App on Your Android Device!

If you use a smartphone, you've probably come across Android or are reading this on a device that has it. At its core, Android is powered by a heavily modified version of the Linux kernel and the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).

How to Open Certain URL Links in Specific Web Browsers

This tutorial shows how to configure Ubuntu or other Linux to redirect certain URLs or domains to specific web browser, while leaving all others open in the default browser.

ATT and Broadcom may settle VMware support case

Fresh filing sees Broadcom admit it discounts deeply – music to the ears of all Virtzilla users coming off contract. AT&T and Broadcom appear to be close to settling their legal dispute over the provision of support services for VMware software.

Intel & AMD Form An x86 Ecosystem Advisory Group

Intel and AMD have jointly announced the creation of an x86 ecosystem advisory group to bring together the two companies as well as other industry leaders -- both companies and individuals such as Linux creator Linus Torvalds.

Unitree G1 and H1 Humanoid Robots Now Available for Ordering

The distributor RobotShop recently featured the Unitree G1 and the more advanced Unitree H1 general-purpose humanoid robots. Both models are equipped with 3D LiDAR and a depth camera for sensing and offer multiple degrees of freedom for mobility. Additionally, the H1 provides an optional upgrade to the Jetson Orin NX for increased computing capabilities.

Someone made a Raspberry Pi Proxmox VM manager, and you can too

There's a near-limitless number of uses for a Raspberry Pi, and it's always a blast to see what people are doing with them. While some people get the idea for a project and grab a Raspberry Pi to turn it into a reality, others get the hardware first and then figure out what to do with it.

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