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Set Password Policies in SLES (SUSE Linux Enterprise Server)
Steps to implement password policies can implemented using pam file “/etc/pam.d/common-password”
European Patent Office Threatens Blogger With Defamation Lawsuit For Criticism
World Intellectual Property Review (WIPR) is reporting that the European Patent Office, EPO, has threatened Roy Schestowitz with a defamation lawsuit over a blog post he did. Schestowitz writes the Techrights blog, which I personally think can go overboard with some of its stories at times. However, to argue that his stories are defamation, especially by a government agency, is crazy.
This $5 computer sold out in a day
The UK-based educational nonprofit released a new, tiny computer on Thursday for $5, the Raspberry Pi Zero, and sold out of it online within a day.
Vendetta Online 1.8.360 3D Space Combat Game Improves the Glow Effect
Guild Software announced that a new maintenance version of the Vendetta Online 1.8 cross-platform 3D space combat massively multiplayer online role-playing game is now available for download.
Linux game sales, AMD GPU open source drivers, and more open source gaming news
Hello, open gaming fans! In this week's edition, we take a look at two game sales, AMD GPU open source drivers, new open source game hardware, and more!
Open gaming roundup for November 21 - 27, 2015
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WordPress.com goes open source, a European open data portal, and more news
In this week's edition of our open source news roundup, we take a look at a new pan-European open data portal by the European Commission, WordPress.com going open source, and more!
Open source news roundup for November 21 - 27, 2015
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Where is Amazon’s Kindle Voyage 2 e-reader?
As I write this post it’s November 28, and the Kindle Voyage 2 is nowhere to be seen. As someone who buys a lot of Kindle and Audible books, I find it more than a little irritating that I can’t buy an updated version of the Kindle Voyage.
Meet ARM1, grandfather of today's mobe, tablet CPUs -- watch it crunch code live in a browser
Blueprints restored for ARM's 25th anniversary
Pics Chip geeks have produced an interactive blueprint of the ARM1 – the granddaddy of the processor cores powering billions of gadgets today, from Apple iPhones to Android tablets.…
GIMP 2.10 Development Started, Will Bring GEGL-Based Tools, OpenEXR Support
The GIMP developers announced that the development cycle of the upcoming GIMP 2.10 open-source and cross-platform image editor software has started with the immediate availability of GIMP 2.9.2.
3 reasons open source needs Open Badges
Back in 2013, some contributors to the Fedora project were puzzled. They'd been issued digital badges like Paranoid Panda, Curious Penguin, and Master Editor but weren't sure why.
GNOME 3.20 Desktop Environment Gets Closer with the Latest Development Milestone
After a couple of weeks of hard work, and with a two-day delay, the second development milestone of the upcoming GNOME 3.20 desktop environment is finally here, available for testing on various GNU/Linux operating systems.
Social engineering: hacker tricks that make recipients click
Social engineering is one of the most powerful tools in the hacker's arsenal and it generally plays a part in most of the major security breaches we hear about today. However, there is a common misconception around the role social engineering plays in attacks.
Researchers poke hole in custom crypto built for Amazon Web Services
Underscoring just how hard it is to design secure cryptographic software, academic researchers recently uncovered a potentially serious weakness in an early version of the code library protecting Amazon Web Services.
How to track your Linux laptop
So, you just bought a new shiny laptop and you are uncomfortable about the possibility to see it stolen and lost forever? There are many things you can do to help you recover your laptop after such an unfortunate thing happens, and almost all of them involve some kind of tracking software. Here is a quick guide on how to set up easy to use tools that will help you locate your stolen laptop.
Top 5: Drupal-based farmOS, Blender for astrophysics, Qora cryptocurrency, and more
In this week's top 5 articles of the week, we highlight Drupal-based farmOS, Astroblend for visualizing astrophysics data, the goals of Qora cryptocurrency, Mozilla's Ben Kerensa shares his open source story, and the 2015 Open Recipe Collection.
Check out our 14 gifts for the holidays!
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Learning Linux - Lesson Four: Desktop Environments and Window Managers
Until now, you've learned about the basics of Linux, the difference between a GNU/Linux operating system and the Linux kernel, as well as how a GNU/Linux operating system compares to other popular OSes.
Install RocketChat on an Ubuntu 14.04 VPS
In this blog post we will show you how to install RocketChat on an Ubuntu 14.04 VPS.
Historians and detectives keep track of data with open source tool
Historians and detectives share many similarities: their investigations are laborious and focused on small details. Bits of information are often murky, contradictory, and complex. Peoples' names might be spelled differently across different sources, especially if more than one language is involved. There's also a time component—they need to know where every possible culprit was at every certain point in time. In the end, they might find out that it was not one gardener who killed the old lady, but two.
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It’s illegal to make private copies of music in the UK—again
The UK's 2014 private copying exception, which allowed you to make personal copies of your own music, including format-shifted versions, has now been definitively withdrawn, according to The 1709 Blog. As a result, it is once more illegal to make personal backups of your own music, videos or e-books, rip CDs and DVDs to standalone digital files, or upload your music to the cloud.
New Raspberry Pi for less than a good Coffee
Raspberry Pi has always been the cheapest of computers since it came into production, but they have broken the cheap barrier with this new model. The Raspberry Pi Zero
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