Almost Two-Thirds of Europeans Back Replacing US Tech, Poll Finds
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EU leaders are pursuing digital sovereignty plans to reduce the 27-country bloc’s dependence on the United States, writes Mark Scott.Mark Scott (Tech Policy Press)
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Wanna make your grub sound like you're starting a PC in Pokemon?
GRUB_INIT_TUNE="960 2050 6 0 2 1025 1 512 1 680 1 512 1 1025 1 512 1 2050 1 512 1"
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LoRa APRS Gateway (Sascha's iot4pi version) . Contribute to begass/LoraAPRSGW development by creating an account on GitHub.GitHub
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You know that “stop forcing AI into fucking everything” graphic that went around on here?
I bought the t-shirt. I get a lot of compliments on it.
The only negative response was from a friend who works for McKinsey. She read out the “everyone hates it” and said, “do they really, though?” as we stood near the check-in table for an event, and three people in line turned around and said, “YES!”
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Dis moi Masto, tu as déjà candidaté à des marchés public et utilisé le système de certificat-électronique-à-la-con en étant sous Linux ? À priori il y aurait des soucis sous linux (certificat sur clef usb😱 ), et comme le certificat est payant autant savoir avant d'acheter...
Le repouët rend le poil soyeux.
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On ne peut pas signer sous Ubuntu avec iParapheur de Libriciel.
C'est même la raison pour laquelle la Maire, qui souhaitait passer sous Linux, est toujours sous Windows. Nous leur en avons parlé, nous leur avons écrit : rien. Pas de réponse.
Je ne pense pas (la reconnaissance de la clé depuis une VM, j'ai un vieux doute). Et je préférerais que Libriciel écoute ses clients.
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The little Meshtastic node inside of my ThinkPad T420s is surprisingly good (one of the antennas measured quite well for the frequencies used, so I wired it in. I assume it was meant for GNSS? Or UMTS?).
The PCB is a quick custom design I whipped up in EasyEDA to connect an ESP32-S3 with an SX1262 radio chip. It uses the USB pins of the MiniPCIe slot originally intended for a WWAN modem in this laptop :3
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@liv I doubt you'd be able to fit these two modules into the expansion card slot. However, someone else made an expansion card PCB prototype (and some PCBs from it) that does work: gitlab.com/SillieWous/Framewor…
If you want to make your own, I'd base off of this, but change the MCU to like an RP2040 or RP2350, something that can run the full FW unlike the MCP2210 (even though the MCP2210 can work if you run the Meshtastic portduino firmware or similar)
Power-wise, 5V1A easily, I'd suspect it fits within the 500mA envelope just fine as well (especially given the ESP32 doesn't need to turn the WiFi hardware on, only Bluetooth if any wireless at all).
Should you want to draw anything from my design, here's the EasyEDA export: github.com/Doridian/meshtastic…
Yesterday in a nutshell:
- "I should work on $thing_i_ll_showcase_in_march_26."
Worked on bootable superformatted floppies to give more headroom to a single-floppy linux.
github.com/w84death/floppinux/…
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Next step with RMS Gateway is to improve the package to get a smooth out-of-the-box experience.
I've opened an issue to keep track of the todo list, feel free to comment if you've found something I've forgotten.
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PR merged today ✅
RMS Gateway no longer depends on Python 2 
github.com/nwdigitalradio/rmsg…
Next step: fixing the small details and automating most of the install scripts to make the debian package happy.
Hi team, Here is a PR to close Issue 18. I've run it on my VHF gateway, and it seems to pass smoke tests. Best regards,GitHub
#Google trips over its own words, when they sell you #Android it's the best computing device in the world that does everything. After you bought it Google doesn't let you do anything *you* want to.
#Sideload is a made-up term. Putting software on your computer is simply called “installing”, regardless of whether that computer is in your pocket or on your desk.
What Do You Talk About When You Talk About Sideloading?
What does Google?
Here's #FDroid: f-droid.org/2025/10/28/sideloa…
We recently published a blog post with our reaction to the new Google Developer Program and how it impacts your freedom to use the devices that you own in th...f-droid.org
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Binary Golf Grand Prix 6 begins now!#BGGP6 theme: "Recycle"
Challenge Announcement: binary.golf/6
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PAM Amateur Radio Challenge-Response Password verification module - GitHub - dscp46/libpam-bcpasswd: PAM Amateur Radio Challenge-Response Password verification moduleGitHub
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It works like the original challenge-md5 mechanism in axspawn: it issues a random challenge (size adjusted to provide better randomness), and then checks that ascii-hex(md5(concat(challenge,password))) matches.
In terms of security, this is far from being perfect (which is why I'm hoping to replace it by SCRAM in the long run), but at least it's better than cleartext password or baycom authentication, for now.
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ENTSO-E has just released its comprehensive factual report on the April 28th Iberian blackout.
entsoe.eu/publications/blackou…
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TIFO axspawn (the linux utility to handle incoming AX.25 connections) has a built-in inline compression feature (your client needs to send "//COMP ON\n" once the LAPB bearer is established. Axspawn then sends "\rCOMP 1\r" and turns on huffman compression).
The only software, to my knowledge, able to turn on such compression is TNT ( home.snafu.de/wahlm/tntdoc.htm… ).
Some TNC may be able to handle it on the fly, but I've not tried it.
Currently working on an ALS162 time receiver. Getting my paws on NF C 90-002 really helped to think of an easier strategy to acquire and sync with the signal.
Turns out this signal is a 40Bd 3-state TCM.
First step, however, is to write a stub that will generate a baseband clone of the signal. For now I'm able to generate a static frame. The scrambler is implemented, and I'm working on the CRC-13.
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- Thunderstorms depends on it to grow.
- It juts out into the sea, watching waves crash below.
- You won’t find it on common folk, but legends let it billow.
What am I?
UEFI sucks eggs, Microsoft and Intel fucked it up so badly,
I'mma make my own,
The Catgirl Firmware Interface,
With lesbians and ELF files
@azonenberg exacty — also, DTBs don't know how much RAM you have, the board revision, ... It's just unmanageable for users.
RISC-V, in the spec, say that the DRAM init code shall deliver a device tree to any later stages, with the hardware inventory hardcoded,
In practice, I need U-Boot specifically to patch the broken device tree. If it were correct, I could use Linux directly after the DRAM init code.
@GyrosGeier > how much ram
Isn't that the whole point of SPD (since PCs ~always used DIMM/SODIMM based memory)? You just need some board-independent init code that reads the eeprom from each slot, figures out how much is there, and brings it up.
I don't see why you need per-board firmware when the entire point of the eeprom is discoverability.
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