today's leftovers
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Drogue Cloud: Release 0.11.0
This release is another release with a focus on improving existing functionality. The reason for this is simple: it works just fine. True, there is always room for improvement, but also to build upon what is there, so maybe, read on …
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Linux driver patch suggests AMD Dragon Range and Phoenix APUs will feature RDNA 3 integrated graphics | KitGuru
The Phoenix APUs should end up being known as the Ryzen 7040 series, while Dragon Range APUs will be the Ryzen 7045 series. The former will be aimed at mainstream laptops and ultrabooks featuring a 35-45W TDP, and the latter will feature a 55W TDP (or higher), aimed at gaming laptops and portable workstations. Another difference between the two types of chips is memory support. While Phoenix will run alongside LPDDR5 memory, Dragon Range will be paired with DDR5 memory.
Some rumours claimed that the RDNA 3 iGPU in the Phoenix APU could offer RTX 3060-level performance, which would be impressive, to say the least. We don't know when these APUs will be officially announced, but CES is right around the corner, so we might hear more on this during the event.
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Linux Around The World: USA - Oregon - LinuxLinks
We cover events and user groups that are running in the US state of Oregon. This article forms part of our Linux Around The World series.
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Wesley Kagan’s PorscheKart project returns with a new Arduino-powered F1 steering wheel | Arduino Blog
As part of his ongoing PorscheKart project, YouTuber Wesley Kagan wanted a better way to steer his V12 custom-built race car, as the previous wheel was simply a mechanical linkage to the front steering. Instead, this new version would closely mimic the layout and functionality of an actual Formula 1 wheel, complete with all of the buttons, dials, switches, and the central screen.
The base of the wheel was formed from a laser-cut sheet of aluminum while the surrounding grips were painstakingly 3D-printed out of TPU filament. For the electronics, Kagan decided to use a pair of Arduino Micros, which were split between handling button inputs and driving the display, while an Arduino Mega 2560 gathers sensor data and sends it as a string to the two boards. Because of the limited number of pins, he wired each of the three rotary switches’ output pins to a differently valued resistor, thereby letting the analog input on the Micro know which position is selected by the incoming voltage.
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Red Hat OpenShift: How to create and integrate a private registry with stronger security capabilities
A private registry can be useful for storing Linux container images for your applications in an internal, controlled (and potentially more secure) infrastructure.
Linux containers are technologies that allow you to package and isolate applications with their entire runtime environment—all of the files—necessary to run. This makes it easy to move the contained application between environments (dev, test, production, etc.).
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Paolo Melchiorre - GDG DevFest 2022
GDG DevFest Pescara brings together the world class experts in Android, Web, Cloud, Machine Learning technologies to Pescara for 2 days of sessions, workshops and showcases.
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Firefox version 107 - by Bryan Lunduke
The latest version of Firefox could be, quite possibly, their most boring release they've ever had. Especially considering how ridiculous and amusing their previous version was.