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ken Tucky Swinson

I learned something new today!!!

I wanted to sew a patch on my pencil case, but since I couldn't put a needle through the case, had to sew from the FRONT ONLY with a curved upholstery needle.

I had help from an expert (thank you Joyce), but still think i'm one of the cool kids now.

a canvas pencil case with a hand printed frog linocut patch sewed into the cover with an orange thread. Pencils are visible sticking out from the case.
#sewing#art#frog
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Teddy / Domingo (🇨🇵/🇬🇧)

#Windows 10 : #Microsoft corrige en urgence le #bug #BitLocker déclenché par le #Patch Tuesday de mai
clubic.com/actualite-566286-wi
Encore des anomalies sur un système privateur. Bref, si vous en avez marre, n'hésitez pas à opter pour un système libre tel que #GNU #linux. Vous avez plétore de choix avec les différentes #distribution.

clubic.com · Windows 10 : Microsoft corrige en urgence le bug BitLocker déclenché par le Patch Tuesday de maiDepuis quelques jours, de nombreux PC Windows 10 se cassent les dents sur l’écran de verrouillage BitLocker, causé par un bug lié au Patch Tuesday de mai. Et pour une fois, Redmond n'a pas traîné à sortir le correctif.
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Redhotcyber

Asus sotto accusa! Dei bug critici in DriverHub consentono RCE con un solo clic!

📌 Link all'articolo : redhotcyber.com/post/asus-sott

Asus ha rilasciato delle #patch che risolvono due vulnerabilità in #Asus DriverHub. Se sfruttati con successo, questi problemi potrebbero consentire l’esecuzione remota di #codice arbitrario.

A cura di Redazione RHC

#redhotcyber#hacking#cti
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ken Tucky Swinson

Happy Patch Tuesday!

I've been inspired by the frogs chirping from the creek by my house.

I'm trying something different for today's patch. Printing on LINEN with GREEN ink.

If you have a favorite shirt that needs a repair, or a bag that needs some flair (see what I did there?) visit my website to add one to your collection!

ken leaning over a press. holding a piece of fabric with a smiling frog on it
#art#printmaking#frog
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Teddy / Domingo (🇨🇵/🇬🇧)

#Microsoft corrige 57 #failles dans son #Patch Tuesday de mars, dont 6 déjà exploitées par des hackers. Microsoft déploie ses #correctifs mensuels, dont certains destinés à patcher des failles étaient déjà activement exploitées.
clubic.com/actualite-556872-pa
Pourquoi continuer à utiliser les produits privateurs de Microsoft, non sécurisés, buggués et payants, alors qu'il existe des alternatives libres (systèmes et logiciels) ?
#gnu #linux #distros

Clubic.com · Microsoft corrige 57 failles dans son Patch Tuesday de mars, dont 6 déjà exploitées par des hackersPar Chloé Claessens
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Verfassungklage@troet.cafe

#Linux #CoffeeTalk 02/2025 - #fosstopia:

Im Februar #LinuxCoffeeTalk behandelt verschiedene Themen wie z.B. das neue Release Modell bei #Thunderbird, Zukunftspläne von #Fedora, wie ein #LinuxKernel #Patch den Stromverbrauch senkt, dass #Debian13 mit #Gnome #Shell48 kommen wird und #KDE #Plasma6.3, sowie die beiden darauffolgenden kleineren Point-Releases. Auch sprechen wir über die Probleme bei der Veröffentlichung von #Ubuntu24.04.2, Streitereien zwischen #Fedora...

fosstopia.de/linux-coffee-talk

fosstopia · Linux Coffee Talk 02/2025 - fosstopiaTechnik-Blog für Linux, Unix, Open Source, Cloud Computing, Nachhaltigkeit und Co.
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Prof. Dr. Dennis-Kenji Kipker

An alle #Libreoffice Nutzer:innen - dringendes #Update notwendig: Normalerweise werden Links zu ausführbaren Dateien als Security Feature durch die Software blockiert, um nicht zu einer ungewünschten Codeausführung zu gelangen. Durch die #Sicherheitslücke CVE-2025-0514 lässt sich genau dieser Schutzmechanismus umgehen - ein #Patch ist verfügbar:
#cybersecurity

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Dendrobatus Azureus

In this post Stephan teaches you why he moves many of his servers from Linux to freeBSD.

Here is some background History of Mine:

Because I have been using Linux ever since the pre-alpha days, I know many things about the operating system that most other users do not. There was no other way to install the operating system in the beginning, than to compile the kernel on another operating system, to hex edit a boot sector, then boot to see if your kernel would actually properly spawn on your machine. In the beginning the hex editing was done on the floppy disk you could not boot from the hard drive.

From that point, you had to go back to the foreign operating system, compile the rest that you needed for minimum functionality, then put them in a convoluted manner on the file system which was then Minix.
It was normal in that period where you first installed Linux to do not just everything yourself, but to know what to do otherwise you would never get the functioning operating system.
In the end you would also compile GCC in that foreign operating system, because there was no way for you to do it in Linux with a compiler you did not have yet {chicken egg dilemma}
Only after GCC was compiled, were you able to do Native compiling in Linux on the Minix file system.

It is exactly this manner of thinking, that is still bothering Linux distributions today. Somewhere there are people who still think, that there are many users who want to Tinker with the operating system, when they just want to go from one major version to the next.

This manner of thinking breaks things when you need to upgrade from minor to Major version.

One thing that has always bothered me, is that a simple major update from the operating system from one person to the next can **still*" literally break things in unexpected ways, because of the way that Upstream handles certain commands.
For no good reasons commands like ifconfig where depreciated, the other example's also like arp.

Ifconfig has been in Unix Forever.

Ifconfig is in muscle memory of hundreds of thousands of system operators. Ifconfig is a specialized command which does only one thing and it does it in a perfect manner and it has been doing it ever since UNIX existed.
It's still baffles me that I need to separately install the ifcommands, before I can work on a Linux system today, and that's with any any distribution

This is just one of the examples of why it is wrong to change commands on the fly, depreciating another set of commands, without giving the people the choice, at the beginning, to include it with the installation of the distribution

The IP Command is a good one, nice modern with colour output, ifconfig is still a very good command, nice, **stable** decades old, leave it be!

These are the major things, that often bring system operators to seek operating systems, where stability is first, where updates from minor to minor version go smoothly, and updates from minor to Major versions usually also go smoothly and where don't disappear 🫥 or are depreciated for trivial reasons.

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#bash #sh #zsh #ksh #csh #tsh #freeBSD #100DaysOfCode #1000DaysOfCode #POSIX #Programming #Patch #RetroComputing #UNIX #History

it-notes.dragas.net/2022/01/24

image is a webpage or blog post titled "IT Notes" with the heading "Why We're Migrating (Many Of) Our Servers From Linux to FreeBSD". It is written by Stefano Marinelli. Below the author's name are several tags including FreeBSD, Linux, Filesystems, Hosting, Jail, Lxc, Server, Snapshots, Zfs, Btrfs, Container, Alpine, Ownyourdata, and Series. The article was published on 24-01-2022 and updated on 17-10-2024. It is about 1900 words and a 9-minute read. The main image is of a chessboard with a white king being placed to capture the black king. Below the image is a button labeled "CONTENTS". Below that text that says "More about this in the article I wrote to accompany my talk at EuroBSDCon 2024".
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