petrisch @petrisch@librem.one

@Taler Can a Taler wallet be used securely in the form of a card?

That is, a smart card that people insert at point-of-sale terminals?

The browser extension takes care not just of the secret store, but also of all user interaction. Would there be a need to trust the terminal not to be compromised?

What's the plan for everyday shopping anyway?

Normal authors: release book to the public early in the week, with much fanfare.

Me, late Friday afternoon, from a dark alley: "psst! Hey, you! Yeah, you! #sysadmin! Buddy! You ever wanted to Run Your Own Mail Server?" #ryoms

https://www.tiltedwindmillpress.com/product/ryoms-ebook/

#Linux OpenPrinting #CUPS vulnerabilities

Use the following command to determine if cups-browsed is running:

$ sudo systemctl status cups-browsed

If the result includes "Active: inactive (dead)" then the exploit chain is halted and the system is not vulnerable

If the result is "running" or "enabled" then the system may be vulnerable.

Mitigation is simple, especially in any environment where printing is not needed.

$ sudo systemctl stop cups-browsed

$ sudo systemctl disable cups-browsed

I just used for the first time #GNUtaler to pay my Mate at #Datenspuren. GNUtaler is a #FreeSoftware secure electronic payment system funded under the #EU's Next Generation Internet programme #NGI which the EU just decided to cut by €27 mio.

The payment worked awesome - and Free Software needs sustainable, long-term financial support! This is what we at the @fsfe demand from the EU, to ensure Europe's technological independence.

Please support our work!
https://fsfe.org/donate

#PublicCode

Having been active in the BonsaiBIM.org (formally BlenderBIM) & OSArch.org communities for many years, I can tell you that the blood, sweat, and tears on this release was palpable.

I know the core developers sacrificed a lot of their time to root out a lot of elusive and temperamental bugs.

It just feels like an ideal time to show our appreciation.

In that light, if this software is useful to you in your daily production, please consider funding further development.

https://opencollective.com/opensourcebim

#Bonsai v0.8.0 has been released with 1,357 (!!!) new features / fixes. Improvements in #NativeIFC drawings, solar analysis, light sim, IFC4X3 support, wall tool, georeferencing, web UI and more!

Get it today: https://bonsaibim.org/

See release notes: https://community.osarch.org/discussion/comment/21943/#Comment_21943

It's our built environment, help support Bonsai: 100% free & open source software that lets you author and document BIM data fully to ISO standards.

#ifcopenshell #openbim #blender #b3d #blenderbim #opensource #openbim

Chat client Chatty will drop XMPP support.

Unless someone starts maintaining that part. This could be YOU!

https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/Chatty/-/issues/842

This is apparently the only client that supports both XMPP and Matrix and it would be sad to see it losing support.

#LinuxOnMobile #XMPP #Jabber

A while ago I whipped up a prototype in nvim-dap to support fallback language interpreters that are used in the REPL if there is no active debug session.

With a bundled implementation for Lua. Demo:

https://zignar.net/assets/files/c6144a41526e81b82d9cac39901782a4140d3f14adec3c8b8061cb1028e700ff.webm

I'm still not sure if that's still in scope and if I should finish and merge it.
If you'd like to see this merged, maybe leave some feedback or upvote the PR https://github.com/mfussenegger/nvim-dap/pull/1281

#neovim #nvim-dap