A successor for Insomnia and Postman. It catches API requests for now.

La certification peut coûter quelques millions, ce qui est un freins pour le développement de logiciel open-source.

Medical Device Coordination Framework est un outil de coordination des appareils médicaux. L'objectif est de développer une plateforme matérielle open source.

Public sector will develop OSS software and should use them

Une fédération de plusieurs acteurs sous l'entité OSE afin de fournir un meilleur support. J'ai envie de suivre ce que cela devient.

Some commits are misattributed. This is annoying as the proof of work is one of the most important reward in open source.

Maybe 1% are?

Send greeting cards to people contributing to the OSS.

It is rebooted thanks to https://lynnandtonic.com/thoughts/entries/when-your-work-disappears/

An alternative to Kahoot

I’ve come to realize that the relicensing trend towards non-compete licenses has exposed single-vendor Open Source software for what it truly is: proprietary software in hiding

One vendor can turns the (own) project into a proprietary one.

The article is well written and connects multiple topics: line of code and care work to the software, computer architecture and speed, its industry and more.

Debian 12, for comparison, is 1,341,564,204 lines of code. For comparison, Google Chrome is about 40 million lines, which is in the same ballpark as the Linux kernel these days. No one, even a team, can read these entirely.

Computers aren't much faster now than they were a decade ago, and they will probably never again return to the rate of performance improvement they had for 60 years up to the mid-noughties.

The thing is, that doesn't scale very well. On the desktop we have four-core machines and now we're moving to eight-plus cores, but a single person can't use that very helpfully, so instead, we're getting computers with a mixture of high-performance but hot, power-hungry cores, and lower-performance, cooler, but more electrically-efficient cores.

A limit to multiple cores is the Amdahl's law: even if a program can be made 95 per cent parallel, the maximum speedup you can get is about 20 times, no matter how many processor cores you throw at it.

But it’s deeper that that. Open source is good for humanity. It’s only slightly hyperbolic to say that open source is one of the most notable collective successes of humankind as a species! It’s one of the few places where essentially all of humanity works together on something that benefits everyone. A world without open source would be substantially worse than the world we live in.

Alors comment livre-t-on un produit OSS? Voici l'exemple de uMap et OSM fr.

Legit on Hacktoberfest.

• Universality
• Open Standards
• Open Web Platform (OWP)
• Open Government through Open Data
• Openness with personal data on the Social Net
• Open Platform
• Open Source
• Open Access
• Open Internet and Net Neutrality

Too many websites could generate nice reports as documents, but had no way to access the data behind it to check and build on the results.

The act of inviting users (and writing usage instructions aimed at a general audience is an act of inviting users) forms an agreement between me as a maintainer and the user.

It depends indeed: if someone invites users, or simply publish it as is.

Curl reached the 3 000 contributors

We cannot say much about the contributors because in an effort to lower the bars and reduce friction, we also do not ask them about details.

Also the graph about contributor commits is special! There are so many contributors with 1 commits or between 2-5.

Presumption of innocence -> every person is considered innocent until proven guilty.
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Presumption of bug-free -> every issue is considered innocent until proven with minimal reproduction.
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