Qualcomm Upstreaming Initial GPU Support For Snapdragon X2 Elite In Linux 6.19
Back in September the Qualcomm X2 Elite SoCs were announced for next-gen Windows 11 on Arm laptops. Since then some initial X2 Elite enablement patches for the Linux kernel have arrived and for the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel more of that work will reach mainline. Excitingly, Linux 6.19 is now bringing GPU and display support for the Adreno X2-85 found within the Snapdragon X2 Elite SoC⊠â Read more
Netgear Accused by Rival of China Smear To Fan Security Fear
An anonymous reader shares a report: California-based TP-Link says it may take a sales hit of more than $1 billion because of erroneous reports that the networking companyâs technology has been âinfiltratedâ by Beijing. In a lawsuit, TP-Link claims its competitor, Netgear, orchestrated a smear by planting false claims with journalists and internet influen ⊠â Read more
What is platform engineering?
History and evolution of platform engineering Platform engineering is a discipline focused on building and maintaining software development platforms that provide self-service for developer teams, offering the necessary infrastructure for provisioning an application, for example. The⊠â Read more
More NVIDIA Nova Enablement For Linux 6.19 With Other Rust Graphics Driver Code
Alice Ryhl of Google sent out the main set of Rust language code changes for the Direct Rendering Manager (DRM) graphics/display driver subsystem ahead of Linux 6.19. Notable is continued DRM core infrastructure work for Rust plus the open-source NVIDIA âNovaâ driver continues taking shape albeit isnât yet ready for end-user usage⊠â Read more
Get Nomadâs Apple Watch Bands for Up to 30% Off in Black Friday Sale
Nomad kicked off its official Black Friday event this week with sitewide savings on its best gear, plus a deal of the day that will change every day in the lead-up to November 28. Todayâs deal of the day is 30 percent off the Sport Band Glow 2.0 for Apple Watch Ultra.
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US Backs Three Mile Island Nuclear Restart With $1 Billion Loan To Constellation
An anonymous reader quotes a report from CNBC: The Trump administration will provide Constellation Energy with a $1 billion loan to restart the Crane Clean Energy Center nuclear plant in Pennsylvania, Department of Energy officials said Tuesday. Previously known as Three Mile Island Unit 1, the plant is expected ⊠â Read more
Chinese Spies Are Trying To Reach UK Lawmakers Via LinkedIn, MI5 Warns
MI5 has warned U.K. lawmakers that Chinese intelligence operatives are using LinkedIn and recruitment fronts to target them for information gathering and long-term cultivation. PBS reports: Writing to lawmakers, House of Commons Speaker Lindsay Hoyle said a new MI5 âespionage alertâ warned that Chinese nationals were âusing LinkedIn pro ⊠â Read more
Mexico Partially Lifts Longstanding Website Ban On Tor Network
Mexico has finally lifted its long-running Tor ban for the main government portal, allowing privacy-focused users, journalists, and activists to access gob.mx again after more than a decade of blocking. That said, the open data portal and the former Tor-compatible whistleblower system remain inaccessible. CyberInsider reports: The development follows ⊠â Read more
Uniwill Laptop Driver Set To Premiere In Linux 6.19 Kernel
For the past several months a Uniwill laptop driver for the Linux kernel has been in development to expose extra platform capabilities for laptops manufactured by this Taiwanese OEM/ODM manufacturer. Assuming no last minute issues, this driver is now set to premiere in Linux 6.19 for helping Uniwill laptops and hardware from other brands relying on Uniwill as the device manufacturer⊠â Read more
Intel LASS Feature Looks Like It Will Be Upstreamed For Linux 6.19
Intelâs LASS functionality was queued today into tip/tip.gitâs âx86/cpuâ Git branch. With LASS now making it into a TIP branch, it looks like it will be submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.19 merge window barring any last minute issues or objections from Linus Torvalds⊠â Read more
The afternoon didnât start better: we got a talk about the EUDI, with the implied idea that an âEuropean IDâ is automatically an example of digital sovereignty, when in fact what is being implemented isnât.
I could go further into it, but instead Iâll leave here a link to the comment I was impelled to write on the EUDI project after the presentation:
The #EUDI panel was followed by Caroline Stage Olsen, Minister for Digital Affairs of Denmark. The tldr; of her keynote - which had two points of note: 1) âI support AI gigafactoriesâ (because all that is shiny and new is something we should invest in), and âinnovation is sovereigntyâ which is her way of saying that she wants to use the sovereignty topic not to talk about sovereignty but as an excuse to promote âinnovationâ - in that ideology brand that supports the idea that in order to innovate more we need to simplify and de-regulateâŠ
Intel Nova Lake Power Management Bits Prepped Ahead Of Linux 6.19
Intel engineers continue working on the Nova Lake next-gen processor enablement for the Linux kernel. In addition to the Intel Xe3P graphics and other early Nova Lake enablement work already queued in â-nextâ Git branches ahead of the Linux 6.19 merge window, the initial power management code is also ready for this next kernel cycle⊠â Read more
Linux 6.19 Landing Initial Display Support For Xe3P_LPD / Nova Lake
The upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel cycle is set to introduce initial Xe3P_LPD GPU support for Nova Lake as well as beginning to build out support for the Crescent Island graphics card. Now joining DRM-Next with that initial Intel Xe3P_LPD code for Linux 6.19 is being able to drive displays with that Xe3 hardware⊠â Read more
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Wine 10.19 Released With More Improvements
Ahead of the Wine 11.0 code freeze beginning in early December, Wine 10.19 is out today as the newest bi-weekly development release for running Windows games and applications on Linux⊠â Read more
AMD GCN 1.0/1.1 GPUs Will Default To AMDGPU Driver In Linux 6.19, SMART POWER OLED Added
Sent out today is likely the last batch of AMDGPU kernel graphics driver feature updates ahead of the Linux 6.19 merge window getting underway around the start of December. And itâs an exciting one too from adding a new SMART POWER OLED feature to switching from the Radeon to AMDGPU drivers by default for aging GCN 1.0 Southern Islands and GCN 1.1 Sea Islands GPUs⊠â Read more
P-plater arrested after fatal crash involving pregnant woman
Police arrested a 19-year-old man early on Saturday following the collision. â Read more
Nouveau Driver To Support Larger Pages & Compression Support With Linux 6.19
While the âNovaâ driver continues to be developed as a modern Rust-written, open-source and in-kernel NVIDIA graphics driver for Linux, for the time being Nouveau is whatâs working for end-users for those wanting a mainline open-source NVIDIA graphics driver for gaming and other workloads. With Linux 6.19 the Nouveau driver is picking up support for handling larger pages as well as compression support⊠â Read more
Intel Submits Last Batch Of Xe Driver Feature Updates For Linux 6.19
Intel today sent out their last batch of planned feature patches for their Xe kernel graphics driver of material intended for Linux 6.19⊠â Read more
Investigating the Great AI Productivity Divide: Why Are Some Developers 5x Faster?
AI-powered developer tools claim to boost your productivity, doing everything from intelligent auto-complete to (https://openai.com/index/introducing-codex/). But the productivity gains users report have been something of a mixed bag. Some groups claim to get 3-5x (or more), productivity boosts, while other devs claim to get no benefit at allâor even losses of up to 19%. I⊠â Read more
The 19 best Christmas gifts for science lovers (and nerds)
From microscopes to geodes, New Scientist staff share their top Christmas present ideas in a gift guide unlike any youâve seen before â Read more
Mainline Linux Patches For The VisionFive 2 Lite: RISC-V For As Little As $19.9 USD
Following the mainline Linux kernel support for the VisionFive 2 RISC-V single board computer from StarFive, Linux kernel patches are on the way for their new VisionFive 2 Lite low-cost offering. With the StarFive VisionFive 2 Lite this RISC-V board can be procured for as little as $19.9 USD as one of the cheapest yet fairly capable RISC-V SBCs⊠â Read more
Jozef PodhradskĂœ â 110 vĂœroÄie Ășmrtia
Pred 110 rokmi 13. novembra 1915 zomrel v Jagodine (Srbsko) evanjelickĂœ farĂĄr, spisovateÄŸ a publicista Jozef PodhradskĂœ, po skonÄenĂ ĆĄtĂșdiĂ na Slovensku celĂœ svoj ÄalĆĄĂ ĆŸivot pĂŽsobil na Dolnej zemi. Narodil sa 19. aprĂla 1823 v Skalici na JedliÄkovom majeri v rodine sĂșkennĂka. ZĂĄkladnĂș ĆĄkolu navĆĄtevoval vo Vrbovciach, ako 12-roÄnĂœ odiĆĄiel najskĂŽr s cieÄŸom nauÄiĆ„ sa po maÄarsky do Ć amorĂna a v r. 1836 na niĆŸĆĄie gymnĂĄzium do KomĂĄrna, ktorĂ© ukonÄ âŠ â Read more
Komponistin Emilie Mayer: Hochwirksam gegen den Novemberblues
Emilie Mayer setzte sich gegen den Zeitgeist als Komponistin im 19. Jahrhundert durch. Nun wurden in Berlin erstmals alle ihre Werke aufgefĂŒhrt. mehr⊠â Read more
The Linux Kernel Looks To âBite the Bulletâ In Enabling Microsoft C Extensions
Linux kernel developers are moving toward enabling Microsoft C Extensions (-fms-extensions) by default in Linux 6.19, with Linus Torvalds signaling no objection. While some dislike relying on Microsoft-style behavior, the patches in kbuild-next suggest the project is ready to âbite the bulletâ and adopt the extensi ⊠â Read more
The Linux Kernel Looks to âBite the Bulletâ in Enabling Microsoft C Extensions
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The Linux Kernel Looks To âBite The Bulletâ In Enabling Microsoft C Extensions
Two patches queued into the Linux kernelâs build system development tree, kbuild-next, would enable the -fms-extensions compiler argument everywhere for allowing GCC and LLVM/Clang to use the Microsoft C Extensions when compiling the Linux kernel. Being in kbuild-next these patches will likely be submitted for the Linux 6.19 kernel merge window next month but remains to be seen if there will be any last minute objections to this c ⊠â Read more
The Linux Kernel Looks To âBite The Bulletâ In Enabling Microsoft C Extensions
Two patches queued into the Linux kernelâs build system development tree, kbuild-next, would enable the â Read more
Lenovo IdeaPad Linux Driver Adding Support For Rapid Charge Mode
Queued into the platform-drivers-x86 âfor-nextâ Git branch ahead of the Linux 6.19 merge window is introducing the handling for the âRapid Chargeâ USB-C charging mode to the Lenovo IdeaPad laptop driver⊠â Read more
Linux 6.19 Should Better Deal With Corrupt Minix File-Systems
For anyone dealing with Minix file-systems still for this nearly 40 year old creation, the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel is expected to bring some fixes to the Minix driver for better handling corrupted file-system images⊠â Read more
AMD Preps More Graphics Driver Changes For Linux 6.19
AMD continues preparing more kernel driver code for Linux 6.19. This week another round of AMDGPU kernel graphics driver updates were submitted to DRM-Next ahead of the early December merge window⊠â Read more
Intelâs Rewrite Of Linux MM CID Code Showing Some Nice Gains For AMD
Posted last month were new Linux kernel scheduler-related patches rewriting the MM CID management code. The main takeaway for end-users from this set of 19 Linux kernel patches from an Intel engineer was seeing 14~18% improvement in a PostgreSQL database benchmark but that more benchmarks were needed. Curiosity got the best of me and I recently tested these patches on an AMD EPYC server to seeing some very enticing results for this in-development c ⊠â Read more
Intelâs Rewrite Of Linux MM CID Code Showing Some Nice Gains For AMD
Posted last month were new Linux kernel scheduler-related patches rewriting the MM CID management code. The main takeaway for end-users from this set of 19 Linux kernel patches from an Intel engineer was seeing 14~18% improvement in a PostgreSQL database benchmark but that more benchmarks were needed. Curiosity got the best of me and I recently tested these patches on an AMD EPYC server to seeing some very enticing results for this in-development c ⊠â Read more
Linux To Gain ML-DSA/Dilithium Post-Quantum Cryptography For Module Signing
New code likely to be submitted for the upcoming Linux 6.19 kernel would introduce ML-DSA/Dilithium post-quantum cryptography to be initially used for dealing with kernel module signing⊠â Read more
Microsoft Contributing âRAMDAXâ Driver For Upcoming Linux 6.19 Kernel
A new driver planned to be sent to the mainline Linux kernel for the upcoming Linux 6.19 merge window is yet another new contribution from Microsoft⊠â Read more
New York: 19-year-olds were planning attacks on Christians and Jews â They declared allegiance to ISIS and wanted to behead the unbelievers â Read more
More Intel Crescent Island Enablement Prepped For Linux 6.19
Following Intelâs disclosure less than one month ago of Crescent Island as a upcoming Xe3P graphics card with 160GB of vRAM focused on enterprise-level AI inferencing, Intelâs open-source Linux graphics driver engineers have been quick to begin plumbing the Xe kernel graphics driver for this next-generation graphics card⊠â Read more
TIL on my bike
Today, with the weather at a nice 19 °C, I took the chance for another bike tour. I had tried out my new, warmer cycling clothes yesterday during a long break from work, but since the weather will be much colder soon, I really wanted to get this second ride in. â Read more
Linux 6.19 To Support Additional Arm Mali & Vivante Graphics Hardware
Sent out today to DRM-Next was the latest weekly batch of drm-misc-next patches for enhancing the various smaller Direct Rendering Manager drivers within the kernel. Included with this weekâs update is supporting some additional Mali and Vivante hardware as well as continuing to enhance the in-kernel accelerator âaccelâ drivers⊠â Read more
Covid raises risk of heart issues in children more than vaccination
Getting covid-19 for the first time slightly increased the risk of heart inflammation, blood clots and bleeding disorders among children, whereas being vaccinated against the virus was much safer and sometimes protective â Read more
Linux 6.19 Will Finally Support Intelâs Adaptive Sharpness Filter âCASFâ With Lunar Lake
Going all the way back to early 2024, Intel Linux engineers have been working on supporting an Adaptive Sharpening Filter new to Lunar Lake. While Lunar Lake later launched in September 2024, the Linux patches for this feature remained under review and discussion. Besides the Intel driver implementation itself for Lunar Lake and newer, it also ushers in a new DRM sharpness property to help standardize such functionality ⊠â Read more
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Inside The Republican network behind big sodaâs bid to pit Maga against Maha
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