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msi.dublincore.org3 min read
A comprehensive index of 182 metadata standards, vocabularies, schemas, and specifications used across libraries, cultural heritage, science, and the web.
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giannirosato.comHNCovered by29 min read
Investigating JPEG XL's place as a Web image codec.
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synology.com4 min read
Btrfs is supported by select Synology NAS models, allowing businesses to reduce maintenance overhead and efficiently store their data.
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StorageReview.com5 min read
TrueNAS has released a native Proxmox VE storage plugin that lets Proxmox provision and manage VM disks directly on TrueNAS systems. A disk requested in Proxmox becomes an OpenZFS zvol on TrueNAS 25.10 or later, published as an iSCSI LUN or an NVMe/TCP namespace, and the plugin handles creation, snapshots, resizing, migration, and deletion from
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opensaga.devHN1 min read
An open source effort to preserve and modernize LEGO® Star Wars: The Complete Saga, and possibly other Traveller's Tales LEGO® games in the future.
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Digital Preservation Coalition1 min read
Four weeks from today, the global digital preservation community will come together to celebrate the very best in our field at the Digital Preservation Awards 2026! Organized by the Digital Preservation Coalition every two years, the Awards are the leading international celebration of achievement in digital preservation. They recognize the people, projects and organizations making outstanding contributions to securing our digital legacy....
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API Evangelist3 min read
The third pull request in the Arazzo 1.2 queue is the one I want people to read as a story about review, not just as a feature. PR #556 from Naresh Jain adds Protocol Buffer RPC support to Arazzo. When it was opened on August 28 it was, in spirit, a gRPC pull request. Frank Kilcommins did a first review about two weeks ago and asked one question — the direction is good, but can this be universal rather than gRPC-specific? — and what came back covers gRPC, gRPC-Web, Twirp, and Connect....
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Abstract HeresiesHN5 min read
A blog about computers, functional languages, Lisp, and Scheme.
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XDA3 min read
ESPHome is the sole reason I was able to build several ESP32 smart sensors without losing my patience
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arXiv1 min read
Generative large language models (LLMs) have achieved state-of-the-art performance on many real-world tasks such as code generation and question answering. These models predominantly rely on an autoregressive decoding strategy that generates output tokens sequentially. However, their pervasive deployment raises serious privacy concerns, motivating private inference frameworks based on fully homomorphic encryption (FHE)....
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K7 LabsCovered by4
We had an opportunity to analyse a system with frequent detection-alerts over powershell execution. Our analysis revealed a multi-stage infection […]
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malware.news, GBHackers Security, and more ›
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Diff2 min read
Wiki for Minorities continues to grow across Sub-Saharan Africa, and Burkina Faso has now become an important part of this expanding movement for diversity, inclusion, and representation in the Wik…
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Hackster.io15 min read
How to use a co-processor for off loading or other realtime tasks By Tim Michals.
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This PEP outlines Python’s backwards compatibility policy.
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andersenlab.comHN6 min read
Strengthen your cybersecurity strategy with Andersen cyber risk management services. Identify, assess, and mitigate risks to improve resilience, compliance, and business security.
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DevOps.com6 min read
A federal appeals court handed GitHub, Microsoft, and OpenAI an important win in the first major appellate ruling over how AI coding tools can use open-source code. As we all know, all the AI code-generating programs learned their lessons largely from open-source code. So a group of anonymous open-source plaintiffs argued that GitHub Copilot and […]
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Project Repo Hey folks, Like many of us, I was heavily relying on standard asynchronous UART strings (snprintf / sscanf) for microcontroller-to-microcontroller communication. But when profiling my hardware (an ESP32 FOSS communicating with an STM32 bare-metal receiver) for an industrial control loop, I hit a wall....
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docs.dhttp.netHN
DQuic is an open-source QUIC implementation purpose-built for DHttp.
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Divan VisagieHN9 min read
Adventures in BSD - What I learned from using FreeBSD as a main OS for a summer
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