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This ten days old but hopefully better late than never: the Python Software Foundation has put out an article describing how the proposed European "cyber resilience act" threatens the free-software community.

The Python Software Foundation is "concerned that proposed EU cybersecurity laws will leave open source organizations and individuals unfairly liable for distributing incorrect code," according to the Register. The PSF reviewed the EUs proposed "Cyber Resilience Act" and "Product Liability Act" an...

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The Python Software Foundation (PSF) is concerned that proposed EU cybersecurity laws will leave open source organizations and individuals unfairly liable for…

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The global interpreter lock is both a key component of the Python runtime and a major obstacle to multithreading. These are the plans to get around it or get rid of it.

A look inside Project Alpha-Omega: a year-long effort to identify and fix vulnerabilities in thousands of open source projects that quietly power the world's software.

The Omicron variant of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) spreads rapidly and insidiously. Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) screening is an important means of blocking community transmission in China, but the costs associated with testing are high. Quarantine capacity and medical resources are also threatened. Therefore, we aimed to evaluate different screening strategies to balance outbreak control and consumption of resources. A community network of 2000 people, co...

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