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Andreas Schneider
@cryptomilk
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FOSS Hacker (Samba, MIT Kerberos, libssh, cmocka, cwrap, darktable, etc.). Loves bicycles.
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Amber WeinbergThis is a gorgeous, gorgeous longish essay from @tg on the tech that's constantly asking for our attention. Love the beautifully subtle animations and the CSS handdrawn casio and apple watches, .
THE LAST QUIET THING:
Neovimon this Sunday:
[Live Q&A] Neovim 0.12 Release with the Core Team
"Internet Bug Bounty is taking a break and is not accepting new submissions."
Killed by AI Slop.
No bug bounty for #libssh anymore.
Team KeePassXC🚨 Warning: New FAKE website offering FAKE KeePassXC downloads! Do not fall for it. The correct domain is https://keepassxc.org without hypens!
The website is asking for your email address to access the downloads. We never ask for your email address. Do not enter your data there, it's a phishing attempt.
Original idea by Mika Norén from https://discuss.kde.org/t/toggle-screen-hdr-on-or-off-automatically-with-this-script/29253
Toggle screen HDR on or off automatically with this script
Got a fancy nice HDR monitor? Love that KDE plasma desktop helps utilise HDR? Tired of manually toggling HDR on or off depending on what you’re doing? Can’t stand editing a bunch of custom launch options or PRE/POST scripts for each game/application each time the screen setup changes? (i.e. laptop docking stations or KVM switches) And yeah… having your ICC profile erased each time an HDR title is launched is another annoyance we solve here. (Optional) … Fret no more. Here’s a lil helper-sc...
Are you a Linux Gamer? Do you have a HDR screen but run it in Eco (sRGB) mode for your daily work? Do you want to turn HDR on for games (or other stuff)?
I have the solution for you (for KDE Plasma):
I'm happy to announce cepces 0.4.0. It adds support for getting user certificates from a Windows CA. That's probably the most interesting feature. The code got a lot of refactoring to pass basedpyright's strict typing mode.
Find the details here:
I'm happy to annouce kirmes version 0.1.0 providing an async C API now!
Kirmes is a Rust and C implementation of the IPC protocol for the systemd userdb Varlink interface. kirmes provides a safe, async Rust API talking to systemd's userdb. In addition it provides blocking and async C APIs to communicate over Varlink or just parse JSON records for users and groups.
https://crates.io/crates/kirmes
Example: https://gitlab.com/kirmes/kirmes/-/blob/main/example/async_user_record.c
