Interview: Linus Torvalds - I don't read code any more - The H Open: News and Features
Interview: Linus Torvalds – I don't read code any more with Glyn Moody I was lucky enough to interview Linus quite early in the history of Linux – back in 1996, when he was still living in Helsinki (you can read the fruits of that meeting in this old Wired feature.) It was at an important moment for him, both personally – his first child was born at this time – and in terms of his career. He was a
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30 years ago today, the home computer era came to an end with the bankruptcy of Commodore. For fans of the cult computers C64 and Amiga, it is a day of mourning The leak of internal minutes from the RKI's coronavirus crisis team ends a years-long tug-of-war over freedom of information. Lauterbach: "Nothing to hide." A security vulnerability in WhatsApp for Windows allows program attachments to be
Mozilla adds sweetener to JavaScript - The H Open: News and Features
A Mozilla project, Sweet.js, is setting out to sweeten JavaScript development by giving users hygienic macros to work with. Hygienic macros are macros that will not expand into anything that will interfere with the other code in a program, for example, by not capturing variables. This makes them unlike the macros found in C-based languages which are just text-wise expanded. Hygienic macros are typ
Sumatra's GPU harnessing now official OpenJDK project - The H Open: News and Features
The Sumatra project has been confirmed as an official OpenJDK project at the JavaOne conference currently underway in San Francisco. The project, which was first revealed in August, aims to create a version of Java that can make effective use of the GPU processing power available on graphics cards or integrated with CPUs. Having received the OK of the community via the project mailing list, both J
The GNU C Library Steering Committee disbands - The H Open: News and Features
Roland McGrath has announced that the GNU C Library (glibc) Steering Committee is dissolving. The direction of the project will now be governed more informally by a team led by the current maintainers. McGrath, who is the initial founder of the project, will be leading the development of the project together with Joseph Myers and Carlos O'Donell. Ulrich Drepper, who, according to the glibc web sit
Wine 1.4 sports a redesigned audio stack, improved graphics rendering - The H Open: News and Features
Wine 1.4 sports a redesigned audio stack, improved graphics rendering The Wine team has announced version 1.4 of its Windows application compatibility layer for Linux and Mac OS X systems. Wine 1.4 is the first major stable update since the release of Wine 1.2 almost two years ago. Highlights of the new version include a reworked audio stack and a new Device Independent Bitmaps (DIB) graphics engi
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30 years ago today, the home computer era came to an end with the bankruptcy of Commodore. For fans of the cult computers C64 and Amiga, it is a day of mourning AI has long since arrived in advertising. Mango has launched an advertising campaign whose content was partly created by AI. Firefox presents itself as the first choice for data protection. But the new version collects data for advertisers
heise online – IT news, guides and background information | heise online
30 years ago today, the home computer era came to an end with the bankruptcy of Commodore. For fans of the cult computers C64 and Amiga, it is a day of mourning AI has long since arrived in advertising. Mango has launched an advertising campaign whose content was partly created by AI. Firefox presents itself as the first choice for data protection. But the new version collects data for advertisers
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