A new Linux distro has appeared. Not surprisinhg. We get new Linux distributions almost every month, sometimes even every week. This one is based on Debian. Again, not surprising. Debian has long been the mother of countless Linux distros. But the interesting
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Amidst all the chaos in the world, some significant moves are being orchestrated that could potentially have detrimental effects on people’s privacy and right to choose. Google’s Developer Verification program falls under the latter. Starting September 2026 (in certain regions), any app
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Linux gaming has been getting some wins lately, and while most of it is thanks to the hard work of countless open source contributors and community members, Microslop, err, Microsoft’s unhealthy obsession has also been driving people towards the platform. There is
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I am of the belief that age verification laws are multiplying like a virus; these have seemingly popped up out of nowhere and are being lobbied for hard by many politicians and lawmakers. Brazil’s Digital Statute of the Child and Adolescent takes
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The US states of California, Colorado and Illinois are passing new age verification laws that require operating systems, including Linux and BSD distributions, to implement age attestation during account setup and provide an API for apps to query user age brackets. This
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Microcontrollers are small, low-power chips built to accomplish specific tasks like reading sensors, controlling motors, and responding to inputs. You can find them inside washing machines, TV remotes, medical devices, industrial equipment, and practically anything with a circuit board that is not
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