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December 06, 20192019-12-06
The W3C puts forward WebAssembly as an official standard, Azure Sphere gains support for Ubuntu developers, CodeWeek reports back in with this year's results, and Manjaro has some exciting news for PinePhone backers.
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World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) brings a new language to the Web as WebAssembly becomes a W3C Recommendation
Update 19.11 for Azure Sphere SDK now available
Still in preview, but look! You can now develop Azure Sphere apps in Linux – if you dare
Azure Sphere: Set up your Linux system for app development
Europe and Africa code weeks: 136,000 students learn to code
Manjaro ARM Alpha1 for PinePhone!
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December 05, 20192019-12-05
Mozilla speeds up its open source speech-to-text engine, Disney+ is now available on Linux, and Amazon has a new AI-powered service for automated code review.
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DeepSpeech 0.6: Mozilla’s Speech-to-Text Engine Gets Fast, Lean, and Ubiquitous
Disney+ Now Works on Linux, No Workarounds Required
Amazon CodeGuru (Preview)
Launching the 2019 State of Rust Survey
The FSF tech team: doing more for free software
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December 04, 20192019-12-04
Canonical announces Ubuntu Pro, Netflix open sources Metaflow, and Plex has a new streaming service.
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Canonical announces Ubuntu Pro for Amazon Web Services
Open-Sourcing Metaflow, a Human-Centric Framework for Data Science
Open-sourcing Polynote: an IDE-inspired polyglot notebook
Boom. We just dinosized your movie collection – for free.
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December 03, 20192019-12-03
Mozilla launches Firefox 71, the privacy-focused distribution Tails is looking to the future, and elementary OS 5.1 is out.
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Firefox Release 71.0
Moving Firefox to a faster 4-week release cycle
Mozilla removes Avast and AVG extensions from add-on portal over snooping claims
Avast and AVG Firefox Extensions Pulled from Mozilla Addons Site
Avast Online Security and Avast Secure Browser are spying on you
Mozilla removes Avast extensions from their add-on store, what will Google do?
Tails: Our plans for 2020
Introducing elementary OS 5.1 Hera
Linux Unplugged #330
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December 02, 20192019-12-02
Lutris gets a shot of cash from Epic Games, Django unchains version 3, and the Qt folks have a new marketplace.
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Lutris is awarded the Epic MegaGrant
Tweet: 'EpicGames Store is now fully functional under Linux'
Tweet: '@LutrisGaming please consider applying'
Django 3.0 Released
The Qt Marketplace has landed!
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November 27, 20192019-11-27
Zorin OS responds to community concerns about data collection, Microsoft's terminal gets a lot more competitive, Kali Linux's clever new feature, and some good news for Mac Users.
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Zorin OS Responds to the Privacy Concerns
Windows Terminal Preview v0.7 Release
Terminal v1.0 Roadmap
Homebrew 2.2.0
Become a sponsor to Homebrew
Kali Linux 2019.4 Release
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November 26, 20192019-11-26
The RISC-V Foundation is relocating, Mozilla publishes its annual report from last year with some disappointing results, UBports has a plan to attract more developers, and Splunk urges self-hosters to patch a timestamp issue.
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U.S.-based chip-tech group moving to Switzerland over trade curb fears
State of Mozilla 2018
Ubuntu Touch Q&A 63
Splunk: Timestamp recognition of dates with two-digit years fails beginning January 1, 2020
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November 25, 20192019-11-25
The latest Linux kernel has some significant improvements, Kaspersky finds three dozen VNC flaws, Mozilla's naughty list, and Sourcetrail goes open source.
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Linux 5.4
GNU Linux-libre 5.4-gnu
VNC vulnerability research
Sourcetrail is now free and open-source software
Mozilla: Be Smart. Shop Safe.
Mozilla: Minimum Security Guidelines Explained
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November 22, 20192019-11-22
Kodi seeks help for an unexpected part of its project, Google axes yet another service, The Linux Foundation offers a new training course, and Data Viper uncovers a massive data dump.
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Windows Developers - Kodi Needs You!
Migrate from Cloud Print to native printing
[2010] A New Approach to Printing
Linux Foundation Training Announces a Free Online Course-Introduction to Hyperledger Sovereign Identity Blockchain Solutions: Indy, Aries & Ursa
Personal And Social Information Of 1.2 Billion People Discovered In Massive Data Leak
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November 21, 20192019-11-21
Google joins the bare-metal cloud club, Jetpack gets an important security patch, Fedora election voting begins, and Codefresh has some clarifications about its new open source fund.
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Bare Metal Solution: Enabling specialized workloads in Google Cloud
Increasing transparency with Google Cloud Explainable AI
AI Explanations: Service Limitations
Jetpack 7.9.1: Maintenance and Security Release
Jetpack Plugin Stats
Fedora 31 elections voting now open
Announcing the 2019 Go Developer Survey
Let’s get $100M Serious about Open Source
Codefresh to chuck 100 million reasons to develop open source at huddled dev masses
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The podcast currently has 193 episodes available.