Apropos nothing at all: Hey! I moved from San Francisco to Amsterdam two years ago, and I've never been happier. A friend wrote this guide for Americans:

https://v.st/daft

@foone IIRC Sunplus had their own ISA

@yacc143 @Wrewdison @Daveosaurus @cypnk porting Linux to something by emulating some other ISA is liking swimming across the atlantic in a pool on a boat...

The next GNU Tools Cauldron, taking place in Porto, Portugal, on September 26-28, 2025.

https://inbox.sourceware.org/gcc/87o6ubhn4j.fsf@oracle.com/
https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/cauldron2025
https://gnu-tools-cauldron.org/

Some #Sourceware Project Leadership Committee members and @conservancy staff should also be there.

#GCC #GDB #binutils #CGEN #DejaGnu #newlib #glibc #poke #libabigail #elfutils

I've got a Pixel 9 XL Pro. I used the night camera mode to take a photo in a very dark room, and it appears to have permanently broken the rear camera module.

fare-free buses and massively expanding bus lanes are a core part of Mamdani's platform, and massively popular. compare this to what we have in sf - more transit austerity and waymos on market instead of buses. lefties should take notes

New from 404 Media: Flock has cut off cameras in California, Illinois, and Virginia from national lookups after our investigations and others based on our reporting. Comes after we revealed cops doing lookups for ICE and an abortion case. Massive changes to this tech https://www.404media.co/flock-removes-states-from-national-lookup-tool-after-ice-and-abortion-searches-revealed/

I got laid off today. Eek!

Looking to hire a senior/staff engineer? I might be exactly what you need.

Some more details on what I offer here: https://denisdefreyne.com/notes/get-me-a-job-2025/

repost = ❤️

#GetFediHired #Ruby

It took a long time and over 60 articles but, at @lwn, we have finally managed to complete our reporting from the 2025 Linux Storage, Filesystem, Memory Management, and BPF Summit. If you want to know what is going on in those core parts of the kernel, this is the place to look.

We've put together an EPUB version of the whole set as well — good bedtime reading!

https://lwn.net/Articles/1026338/

This is not isopropyl alcohol. It's also not 32oz.

I'm looking for a job!

To give a quick introduction: I'm Jamie, a designer and developer working in Open Source, primarily on the GNOME desktop for Linux. I'm an expert in GTK and Python, and have basic knowledge of standard web technologies (HTML/CSS) and static site generators. I also have some experience in technical writing and assisting others in creating apps.

If anyone is looking for someone in a related field, preferably remote (EU citizen), please reach out :)

#GetFediHired

@ftg @mxshift @dysfun not sure if it's exactly the same one, but their product page has some RF-looking magic: https://leica-geosystems.com/products/gnss-reference-networks/antennas/leica-ar25 .

I kind of just assume that everything is a scam, but this one is starting to seem kind of real...

Yet another creator I know has had to admit that they can't pay the bills.

The entirely-manufactured financial crisis has resulted in every business holding almost all spending: they're not hiring, and they're also not doing any advertising or sponsorships.

I'm able to weather it better than most, but even I've had two months of some ... "negative profit."

Tom is a good guy, so if you like his videos and you have a few bucks, check out his Patreon or Nebula pages.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQToWE53O98

it lives! JVM in Bash

for now it only has ~5 opcodes implemented, and one virtual method (println). So this is literally the minimal amount of Stuff to get a hello world working

next up, conditionals?

God, this bubble burst is going to be so brutal

Weird timeline:
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/markrussinovich_i-had-the-thrill-of-a-lifetime-hosting-dinner-activity-7341857033932914691-f5Kw

341 of the 733 changes[1] picked up for #Linux 6.15.3 could theoretically have made it into #kernel 6.15-rc6[2], as they were committed to some subsystem tree by then already.

Those are the changes that @gregkh meant when he recently wrote "[…] might also spur maintainers/developers to get fixes into -final a bit more as well :)"[3] (screenshotted).

[1] https://lore.kernel.org/all/2025061942-premiere-surreal-fa53@gregkh/

[2] And thus could have seen two weeks of testing before 6.15 was released – instead of about 3 days that 6.15.3-rc1 was out.

[3] https://lore.kernel.org/all/2025061030-latticed-capacity-dc94@gregkh/

#LinuxKernel

@stsquad @monsieuricon would know for sure. IIUC there's some caching, but you can also just clone the mailing list locally (public-inbox uses git as a storage backend).