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(Updated) Sipeed Showcases Tang Mega 138K Dock with GOWIN Series FPGA

The Sipeed Tang Mega 138K Dock is an advanced and compact FPGA development platform designed to meet both high-performance requirements and cost-effective solutions. Featuring the GOWIN GW5AST RISC-V FPGA, this platform includes a development board with key features such as PCIe x4, a GbE port, and multiple I/Os.

ESP32-P4 Function EV Board: A RISC-V Multimedia Development Platform by Espressif Systems

The ESP32-P4 Function EV Board, powered by the ESP32-P4 chip, is designed for developing cost-effective, networked audio and video applications that demand low power and high performance, including smart displays, network cameras, and digital signage.

Infineon XENSIV Game Controller with PSoC 6 BLE Microcontroller Compatibility

The Infineon XENSIV Game Controller combines XENSIV magnetic position sensors and the PSoC 6 BLE microcontroller to create a precise, low-power, plug-and-play device ideal for gaming and control applications.

RUBIK Pi: A New Linux-Compatible Development Board Featuring the Qualcomm QCS6490 SoC

Today, Thundercomm introduced RUBIK Pi at an industry event in Austin, Texas. This development board, built on Qualcomm SoC platforms, is the first Pi product to offer AI capabilities tailored for high-performance application development.

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New Release: Tails 6.8.1

Mozilla is aware of this attack being used in the wild against Tor Browser users.

New Alpha Release: Tor Browser 14.0a9

This version includes important security updates to Firefox:

New Release: Tor Browser 13.5.7

This version includes important security updates to Firefox:

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Libya: Windows Down From 99.7% to 65% (or 3.8% If Mobile Also Gets Counted), GNU/Linux Up to 5%, Android at 80%

posted by Roy Schestowitz on May 10, 2024,
updated May 10, 2024

Looking at the desktop (or laptop) data and the latest of everything from statCounter, we're seeing Android at 80% in Libya, Windows down sharply, and GNU/Linux becoming a lot more commonplace.

Operating System Market Share Libya: Feb 2009 - May 2024

Microsoft probably doesn't make much money out of Libya anymore. Remember this old leak from Wikileaks.

On the desktop (or laptop), Windows was measured at 99.7% just 15 years ago. Now we see GNU/Linux at 5%. How times have changed. █

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