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Happy Birthday FAI!

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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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MiniDebConf Toulouse 2024 « Gregory Colpart's blog

evolix.net

After the MiniDebConf Marseille 2019, COVID-19 made it impossible or difficult to organize new MiniDebConfs for...
After the MiniDebConf Marseille 2019, COVID-19 made it impossible or difficult to organize new MiniDebConfs for a few years. With the gradual resumption of in-person events (like FOSDEM, DebConf, etc.), the idea emerged to host another MiniDebConf in France, but with a lighter organizational load. In 2023, we decide...
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Being a bread torus

mako.cc
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Guix Container Images for GitLab CI/CD – Simon Josefsson's blog

josefsson.org

I am using GitLab CI/CD pipelines for several upstream projects (libidn, libidn2, gsasl, inetutils, libtasn1, libntlm,...
I am using GitLab CI/CD pipelines for several upstream projects (libidn, libidn2, gsasl, inetutils, libtasn1, libntlm, …) and a long-time concern for these have been that there is too little testing on GNU Guix. Several attempts have been made, and earlier this year Ludo’ came really close to finish this. My earlier...
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com

Boost is a very large and comprehensive set of (peer-reviewed) libraries for the C++ programming language,...
Boost is a very large and comprehensive set of (peer-reviewed) libraries for the C++ programming language, containing well over one hundred individual libraries. The BH package provides a sizeable subset of header-only libraries for (easier, no linking required) use by R. It is fairly widely used: the (partial) CRAN...
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Gunnar Wolf• The science of detecting LLM-generated text

gwolf.org

Home / blog Categories About me While artificial intelligence (AI) applications for natural language processing (NLP)...
Home / blog Categories About me While artificial intelligence (AI) applications for natural language processing (NLP) are no longer something new or unexpected, nobody can deny the revolution and hype that started, in late 2022, with the announcement of the first public version of ChatGPT. By then, synthetic transla...
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Review: Iris Kelly Doesn't Date by Ashley Herring Blake

eyrie.org

Iris Kelly Doesn't Date is a sapphic romance novel (probably a romantic comedy, although I'm bad...
Iris Kelly Doesn't Date is a sapphic romance novel (probably a romantic comedy, although I'm bad at romance subgenres). It is the third book in the Bright Falls series. In the romance style, it has a new set of protagonists, but the protagonists of the previous books appear as supporting characters and reading this ...
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com

Welcome to post 45 in the $R^4 series! We introduced r-ci here in post #32 here...
Welcome to post 45 in the $R^4 series! We introduced r-ci here in post #32 here nearly four years ago. It has found pretty widespread use and adoption, and we received a few kind words then (in the linked issue) and also more recently (in a follow-up comment) from which we merrily quote: […] almost 3 years later on ...
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Review: Finders by Melissa Scott

eyrie.org

Finders is a far future science fiction novel with cyberpunk vibes. It is the first of...
Finders is a far future science fiction novel with cyberpunk vibes. It is the first of a series, but the second (and, so far, only other) book of the series is a prequel. It stands alone reasonably well (more on that later). Cassilde Sam is a salvor. That means she specializes in exploring ancient wrecks and ruins l...
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Hisense 65U80G 65″ Inch 8K ULED Android TV (2021)

coker.com.au

I just bought a Hisense 65U80G 65″ Inch 8K ULED Android TV (2021 model) for $1,568...
I just bought a Hisense 65U80G 65″ Inch 8K ULED Android TV (2021 model) for $1,568 including delivery. I got that deal by googling refurbished 8K TVs and finding the cheapest one I could buy. Amazon and eBay didn’t have any good prices on second hand 8K TVs and new ones start at $3,000 on special. I didn’t assess ho...
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OnePlus 6 Debian

coker.com.au

I recently got a OnePlus 6 for the purpose of running Debian, here’s the Debian wiki...
I recently got a OnePlus 6 for the purpose of running Debian, here’s the Debian wiki page about it [1]. It runs Debian nicely and the basic functions all work, but the problem I’m having now is that AldiMobile (Telstra) and KoganMobile (Vodafone) don’t enable VoLTE for that and all the Australian telcos have turned ...
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Murder Mystery: GCC Builds Failing After sbuild Refactoring

linux.it
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Monthly report about Debian Long Term Support, November 2024

freexian.com

Like each month, have a look at the work funded by Freexian’s Debian LTS offering. Debian...
Like each month, have a look at the work funded by Freexian’s Debian LTS offering. Debian LTS contributors In November, 20 contributors have been paid to work on Debian LTS, their reports are available: Abhijith PA did 14.0h (out of 6.0h assigned and 8.0h from previous period). Adrian Bunk did 53.0h (out of 15.0h as...
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com

Welcome to the 44th post in the $R^4 series. A few weeks ago, and following an...
Welcome to the 44th post in the $R^4 series. A few weeks ago, and following an informal ‘call for talks’ by James Lamb, I had an opportunity to talk about r2u to the Chicago ML and MLops meetup groups. You can find the slides here. Over the last 2 1/2 years, r2u has become a widely-deployed mechanism in a number of ...
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Captcha Check

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Captcha Check

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