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Review: The Last Hour Between Worlds by Melissa Caruso

eyrie.org

The Last Hour Between Worlds is urban, somewhat political high fantasy with strong fae vibes. It...
The Last Hour Between Worlds is urban, somewhat political high fantasy with strong fae vibes. It is the first book of a series, but it stands alone quite well. Kembral Thorne is a Hound, a member of the guild that serves as guards, investigators, and protectors. Kembral's specialty is Echo retrieval: rescues of peop...
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Running a Lenovo Legion pro 7 laptop under Debian – Zigo's blog

goirand.fr

As I was tired of long build times, so I convinced my boss to buy me...
As I was tired of long build times, so I convinced my boss to buy me a Lenovo Legion pro 7. The reason is: this laptop has an AMD Ryzen 9 7945HX that has 16 cores (32 threads). This reduces a lot the time I have to just wait for my laptop to compile, or run unit tests, especially for big packages like Ceph,...
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Disable spellchecker popup on Android

enricozini.org

android pdo phone
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Writing an extensible JSON-based DSL with Moose

grep.be
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Phosh 2024 in Retrospect

phosh.mobi

linux linuxmobile mobilelinux phone phosh
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How to check what matches linux-any? - ひとりしずかに。

hatenablog.jp

planetdebian
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Seamless Transitions: Mastering Apache Redirects for a Smooth Hugo Migration

dev.to

coding community development engineering inclusive
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Review: Number Go Up by Zeke Faux

eyrie.org

Number Go Up is a cross between a history and a first-person account of investigative journalism...
Number Go Up is a cross between a history and a first-person account of investigative journalism around the cryptocurrency bubble and subsequent collapse in 2022. The edition I read has an afterward from June 2024 that brings the story up to date with Sam Bankman-Fried's trial and a few other events. Zeke Faux is a ...
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Eagle's Path: Dropping the git protocol (2024-12-23)

eyrie.org
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Debian Mirrors Hierarchy

sahilister.in
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the twenty-fifth year of my free software career

joeyh.name
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Happy Birthday FAI!

fai-project.org
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Review: The House That Walked Between Worlds by Jenny Schwartz

eyrie.org

The House That Walked Between Worlds is the first book of a self-published trilogy of... hm....
The House That Walked Between Worlds is the first book of a self-published trilogy of... hm. Space fantasy? Pure fantasy with a bit of science fiction thrown in for flavor? Something like that. I read it as part of the Uncertain Sanctuary omnibus, which is reflected in the sidebar metadata. Kira Aist is a doctor. Sh...
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OpenSSH and Git on a Post-Quantum SPHINCS+ – Simon Josefsson's blog

josefsson.org

Are you aware that Git commits and tags may be signed using OpenSSH? Git signatures may...
Are you aware that Git commits and tags may be signed using OpenSSH? Git signatures may be used to improve integrity and authentication of our software supply-chain. Popular signature algorithms include Ed25519, ECDSA and RSA. Did you consider that these algorithms may not be safe if someone builds a post-quantum co...
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Steinar H. Gunderson

sesse.net

My 3D printer took me on another adventure recently. Or, well, actually someone else's 3D printer...
My 3D printer took me on another adventure recently. Or, well, actually someone else's 3D printer did: It turns out that building a realtime system (with high-speed motors controlling to a 300-degree metal rod) by cobbling together a bunch of Python and JavaScript on an anemic Arm SoC with zero resource isolation do...
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Review: Beyond the Fringe by Miles Cameron

eyrie.org

Beyond the Fringe is a military science fiction short story collection set in the same universe...
Beyond the Fringe is a military science fiction short story collection set in the same universe as Artifact Space. It is intended as a bridge between that novel and its sequel, Deep Black. Originally I picked this up for exactly the reason it was published: I was eagerly awaiting Deep Black and thought I'd pass the ...
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Thug Life

mako.cc
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com

A follow-up release 0.3.11 to the recent 0.3.10 release release of the anytime package arrived on...
A follow-up release 0.3.11 to the recent 0.3.10 release release of the anytime package arrived on CRAN two days ago. The package is fairly feature-complete, and code and functionality remain mature and stable, of course. anytime is a very focused package aiming to do just one thing really well: to convert anything i...
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mikas blog » Blog Archive » Grml 2024.12 – codename Adventgrenze

michael-prokop.at
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Local Development VM Management

meyerhans.us
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