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Audio and video casting system with support for custom applications. - MayaPosch/NymphCast

It’s 2021, and it’s time to upgrade your smartphone. Maybe it’s getting slow, it might be damaged, or your device’s OEM refuses to update your version of Android. Whatever the reason, you set your budget and full of hope and starry-eyed about all the possibilities, you go to your preferred electronics store (or carrier, if you’re American) – and as you scroll through the possible phones, your hopes are shattered and your heart sinks in your shoes. Your choices are between an endless...

Announcing Dæmon engine Beta 0.52 news - Unvanquished Unvanquished is a fast-paced, futuristic FPS with RTS elements, pitting technologically advanced humans against hordes of highly adaptable aliens. The player can choose from either team, providing a fresh gameplay experience on both sides of the conflict. The game is under highly active development, with a new alpha release being made at the beginning of each month. ReportRSS Announcing Dæmon engine Beta 0.52 We merged our 0.52...

I think the non server Linux community needs a reference device. Basically, you develop against that device, and its upto hardware manufacturers to try and match the reference device to make their laptops/desktops compatible. If you could get a couple of distro owners such as Red Hat, Ubuntu, Arch, etc. to agree upon such a device it would go a long way to resolving a lot of the issues that the desktop community faces. Disclaimer: I have no expertise in this on either the hard...

The security scanner that cried wolf Last updated 04 Mar 2021, originally created 03 Mar 2021 If you run a security scanner on your Docker image, you might be in for a shock: often you’ll be warned of dozens of security vulnerabilities, even on the most up-to-date image. After the third or fourth time you get this result, you’ll start tuning the security scanner out. Eventually, you won’t pay attention to the security scanner at all—and you might end up missing a real security vulnerab...

p) triples called cells, but conceptually, a Scylla row is a map of column names to values. Those values may be primitives (e.g. strings, integers, booleans, dates), counters, or collections, such as maps, lists, or sets. Collections are internally stored using multiple cells. Rows are grouped into partitions by a partition key, and those partitions are assigned via a Dynamo-style hash ring to a subset of nodes in the cluster. Each partition is replicated across multiple nodes for redundanc...