Recently, Nextcloud, IONOS, and a bunch of other European tech companies came together to launch a new open source project called "Euro-Office", described as a "sovereign replacement for Microsoft Office with intuitive interface and strong compatibility backed by European open source community. Now, ONLYOFFICE has suspended its 8-year-old partnership with Nextcloud, citing license violations after the Euro-Office coalition forked the ONLYOFFICE repo.

They [...] claimed that ONLYOFFICE discourages contributions, ignores pull requests, and lacks transparency, since commit messages frequently reference internal issue trackers only.

ONLYOFFICE is criticized by its open-source competitor LibreOffice for being fake open source. The software defautls to Microsoft Office formats.

En pratique, la bêta d’Ubuntu 26.04 consomme environ 1,4 Go de mémoire vive au repos, témoigne un internaute sur Reddit.

Ce qui a tout changé, c’est l’introduction des fils algorithmiques. En mars 2016, Instagram bascule d’un flux chronologique à un flux trié par performances.

il y a un deuxième phénomène, plus insidieux. Internet est devenu ironique. Profondément, structurellement ironique. Tout est du second degré.

Tumbl était meilleur car les conditions économiques et techniques n’avaient pas encore transformé les plateformes en machines à attention optimisée.

A reminder, because the usual users only see "the Windows Desktop PC"

Mon code en PHP qui mange du HTML et sort du text/plain, sans les tags, mais en conservant au mieux les retours à la ligne, retirant les liens du corps du texte pour les lister tout à la fin.

En particulier, il s’agit ici de parser des e-mails au format HTML, et de les convertir en text/plain. Problème : beaucoup d’e-mails HTML sont fait avec des tableaux et beaucoup de bruit bien dégueulasse.

There is a way to performs actions while connecting a keyboard (of course!).
It's a udev rule.

1. The apology estimate
2. Deploy fear
3. The “Don’t Touch That” File
4. The Coverage Lie
5. Time to first commit

The author has a signal score from 0 to 2 for each points.

133 qubits cracked a 22-bit RSA key (484 possibilites compared to the current 6.76e+171 current possibilites of a 120-bits key). https://forklog.com/en/quantum-computer-cracks-tiny-cryptographic-key/

It seems 100 000s are needed to crack current cryptography. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2516404-breaking-encryption-with-a-quantum-computer-just-got-10-times-easier/

A feedback about handling errors properly instead of a one big error enum.

Exception is indeed a bad programming ergonomic that can lead to many failures

Returning a tuple (a T and an error) isn’t an appropriate tool when you want your function to return either a T or an error. It’s a brittle hack that requires everyone to use a third-party linter on top. Otherwise, that tuple is handled incorrectly too frequently.

AI;DR

There is a rollback mechanism

Some CSS variables are computed in JS, and the rest is made by CSS and the browser. Each item is a <div>:

<div class="wall" style="
  --start-x: 2560;
  --start-y: -2112;
  --end-x: 2560;
  --end-y: -2496;
  --floor-z: 32;
  --ceiling-z: 88;
">

All the geometry calculation is made in the browser.

JavaScript passes raw DOOM data in. CSS does the trigonometry.
JavaScript runs the game loop. CSS does the rendering.

brew install --cask aw-edid-editor

Edit any standard EDID binary file, supports DisplayID and CEA-861-G extensions