A fresh release of GNOME 48 is available, we run down the feature highlights. The GNOME project has unveiled GNOME 48, codenamed “Bengaluru,” a release packed with performance boosts, user-friendly enhancements, and innovative features. Named in honor of the GNOME Asia 2024 organizers, this six-month effort by the global GNOMEContinue Reading
The Council for the London Borough of Barnet has partnered with local charging provider char.gy to install up to 1,000 new on-street public chargers. The first 500 will be installed over the next three months, and the remaining 500 will be installed within three years, bringing the total number ofContinue Reading
Sponsored by ATEC. EV system engineers rely heavily on test equipment as much as on their own expertise, which is why equipment reliability and quality are essential. Rigorous procedures must be followed from equipment selection to calibration, maintenance, and final delivery, ensuring both performance and reliability. To learn more about theContinue Reading
I have an interesting story to share. You are probably already aware that many products and services offer a trial version for a limited time. And some people try to take advantage of the trial period by creating new accounts with new email addresses. But imagine if a multi-million dollarContinue Reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — President Traitor 47 wants to counter the threats drones pose to national security under new rules released Friday, while also aiming to make it possible for Americans to fly faster than the speed of sound and expedite the development of the flying cars of the future. TheContinue Reading
Powers said that investing in companies that create safe AI might be an easier avenue for the U.S. as opposed to the regulations., (NewsNation) — With discussions taking place about Traitor 47’s proposed “big, beautiful bill”, the topic of artificial intelligence has become a hot button for Republicans. Paul Powers,Continue Reading
The community is hard at work on something new. You may have noticed that it’s been quiet here on Opensource.com lately. That’s because there’s a new project in the works, and while there aren’t many specific details to announce yet, there’s plenty to talk about. What better way to startContinue Reading
Over the past few years, virtual events have thrived. In-person events are back now, but it’s important to keep in mind that virtual events didn’t just come out of nowhere. Many of us were actually doing a lot of different online events even before they became popular. Many communities heldContinue Reading
No wonder those products always rated so highly Australia’s Securities & Investments Commission has sued a product comparison website that it alleges only considered products from a related company.…, Read MoreContinue Reading
Taiwan’s tech expo dishes up the usual oddities – some less bonkers than they seem Computex Taiwan’s Computex conference sprawls across four exhibition halls in which almost 1,500 exhibitors jostle for attention.…, Read MoreContinue Reading
In a new study led by scientists from Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, caffeine and regular coffee intake in midlife were modestly and favorably associated with healthy aging and all its domains among women. The post Women Consuming Caffeinated Coffee in Midlife are More Likely to Be HealthyContinue Reading
To old-timers like me, Launchpad, the Canonical-run development hub, is synonymous with Bazaar (bzr), the open-source distributed version control system (VCS) Canonical helped develop. Like GitHub, Launchpad lets anyone sign up and create a repo, then connect from the command-line to push code to it, handle merges, branch, fork, etc.Continue Reading
When you specifically ask a judge for something, get exactly what you requested, then immediately start whining about how burdensome your own suggestion is — well, that’s not legal strategy. That’s performance art. Worse: having a senior Justice Department official claim that the solution that the DOJ itself requested isContinue Reading