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New Debian Developers and Maintainers (November and December 2024)

debian.org
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Review: Moose Madness by Mar Delaney

eyrie.org

Moose Madness is a sapphic shifter romance novella (on the short side for a novella) by...
Moose Madness is a sapphic shifter romance novella (on the short side for a novella) by the same author as Wolf Country. It was originally published in the anthology Her Wild Soulmate, which appears to be very out of print. Maggie (she hates the nickname Moose) grew up in Moose Point, a tiny fictional highway town i...
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Running a Debian Sid on Ubuntu

mixinet.net

Although I am a Debian Developer (not very active, BTW) I am using Ubuntu LTS (right...
Although I am a Debian Developer (not very active, BTW) I am using Ubuntu LTS (right now version 24.04.1) on my main machine; it is my work laptop and I was told to keep using Ubuntu on it when it was assigned to me, although I don’t believe it is really necessary or justified (I don’t need support, I don’t provide ...

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Review: The House That Fought by Jenny Schwartz

eyrie.org

The House That Fought is the third and final book of the self-published space fantasy trilogy...
The House That Fought is the third and final book of the self-published space fantasy trilogy starting with The House That Walked Between Worlds. I read it as part of the Uncertain Sanctuary omnibus, which is reflected in the sidebar metadata. At the end of the last book, one of Kira's random and vibe-based trust de...
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Review: Dark Matters by Michelle Diener

eyrie.org

Dark Matters is the fourth book in the science fiction semi-romance Class 5 series. There are...
Dark Matters is the fourth book in the science fiction semi-romance Class 5 series. There are spoilers for all of the previous books, and although enough is explained that you could make sense of the story starting here, I wouldn't recommend it. As with the other books in the series, it follows new protagonists, but...
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com
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The CP/M emulator now works better!

steve.fi

I keep saying I'm "done" with my CP/M emulator, but then I keep overhauling it in...
I keep saying I'm "done" with my CP/M emulator, but then I keep overhauling it in significant ways. Today is no exception. In the past the emulator used breakpoints to detect when calls to the system BIOS, or BDOS, were made. That was possible because the BIOS and BDOS entry points are at predictable locations. For ...
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Infomaniak Platinum Sponsor of DebConf25

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KDE: Snaps bug fixes and Kubuntu: Noble updates – Scarlett Gately Moore

scarlettgatelymoore.dev
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jmtd → log → fosdem → FOSDEM 2025

jmtd.net
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Captcha Check

dreamwidth.org
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com

The fourteenth release of the qlcal package arrivied at CRAN today, following the QuantLib 1.37 release...
The fourteenth release of the qlcal package arrivied at CRAN today, following the QuantLib 1.37 release two days ago. qlcal delivers the calendaring parts of QuantLib. It is provided (for the R package) as a set of included files, so the package is self-contained and does not depend on an external QuantLib library (...
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Ghostty Terminal Emulator

mixinet.net

For a long time I’ve been using the Terminator terminal emulator on Linux machines, but last...
For a long time I’ve been using the Terminator terminal emulator on Linux machines, but last week I read a LWN article about a new emulator called Ghostty that looked interesting and I decided to give it a try.The author sells it as a fast, feature-rich and cross-platform terminal emulator that follows the zero conf...

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Christmas Movies

earth.li

I watch a lot of films. Since “completing” the IMDB Top 250 back in 2016 I’ve...
I watch a lot of films. Since “completing” the IMDB Top 250 back in 2016 I’ve kept an eye on it, and while I don’t go out of my way to watch the films that newly appear in it I generally sit at over 240 watched. I should note I don’t consider myself a film buff/critic, however. I watch things for enjoyment, and a...
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com

A new minor release of our ttdo package arrived on CRAN a few days ago. The...
A new minor release of our ttdo package arrived on CRAN a few days ago. The ttdo package extends the excellent (and very minimal / zero depends) unit testing package tinytest by Mark van der Loo with the very clever and well-done diffobj package by Brodie Gaslam to give us test results with visual diffs (as shown in...
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The Arduous Luxembourg Visa Process

ravidwivedi.in

blog gokarna hugo luxembourg schengen-visa
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Steinar H. Gunderson

sesse.net

Pretty much exactly a year ago, I posted about how I was trying out this bcachefs...
Pretty much exactly a year ago, I posted about how I was trying out this bcachefs thing, being cautiously optimistic (but reminding you to keep backups). Now I'm going the other way; I've converted my last bcachefs filesystem to XFS, and I don't intend to look at it again in the near future. What changed in the mean...
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Progress Report: First Half of My Outreachy Internship

dev.to

Hello everyone!, I’m excited to share a progress report on my Outreachy internship with the Debian...
Hello everyone!, I’m excited to share a progress report on my Outreachy internship with the Debian community. As I reach the halfway point of this journey, I want to reflect on what I’ve accomplished so far and outline my modified goals for the second half of the internship. In truth, there wasn’t a strict timeline ...

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jmtd → log → dsafilter → dsafilter 20th Anniversary

jmtd.net
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Thinking inside the box

eddelbuettel.com
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Blocking comment spammers on an Ikiwiki blog

cloud.geek.nz
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Petter Reinholdtsen: 121 packages in Debian mapped to hardware for automatic recommendation

hungry.com

121 packages in Debian mapped to hardware for automatic recommendation19th January 2025For some years now, I...
121 packages in Debian mapped to hardware for automatic recommendation19th January 2025For some years now, I have been working on a automatic hardware based package recommendation system for Debian and other Linux distributions. The isenkram system I started on back in 2013 now consist of two subsystems, one locatin...
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Petter Reinholdtsen: What is the most supported MIME type in Debian in 2025?

hungry.com

What is the most supported MIME type in Debian in 2025?18th January 2025Seven and twelve years...
What is the most supported MIME type in Debian in 2025?18th January 2025Seven and twelve years ago, I measured what the most supported MIME type in Debian was, first by analysing the desktop files in all packages in the archive, then by analysing the DEP-11 AppStream data set. I guess it is time to repeat the measur...
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Security concerns regarding OpenSSH mac sha1 in Debian

c9h.org

What is HMAC? HMAC stands for Hash-Based Message Authentication Code. It’s a specific way to use...
What is HMAC? HMAC stands for Hash-Based Message Authentication Code. It’s a specific way to use a cryptographic hash function (like SHA-1, SHA-256, etc.) along with a secret key to produce a unique “fingerprint” of some data. This fingerprint allows someone else with the same key to verify that the data hasn’t been...
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