Leftovers: GNU/Linux
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Internal Multi-Threading Arrives For Gallium3D's Direct3D 9 "Nine"
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Another nasty Linux kernel bug surfaces [Ed: Did you know that local priv. escalation is a “nasty” bug? CVE isn’t so sexy. Give it a logo, name, and Web site maybe? Look what a disgusting thing the security ‘industry’ and reporting have become…]
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Don't have a Dirty COW, man: Android gets full kernel hijack patch
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Day trip in Cape Town, part 2
Let me get some interesting tit-bits not related to the day-trip out-of-the-way first –
I don’t know whether we had full access to see all parts of fuller hall or not. Couple of days I was wondering around Fuller Hall, specifically next to where clothes were pressed. Came to know of the laundry service pretty late but still was useful. Umm… next to where the ladies/gentleman pressed our clothes, there is a stairway which goes down. In fact even on the opposite side there is a stairway which goes down. I dunno if other people explored them or not.
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IGEL Introduces Revolutionary Micro Thin Client
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Samsung Gear Manager for S3 / S2 and non-Samsung Android devices
The Samsung Gear S3 has made its way to many markets including the US, Europe, and the far east. If you have a Samsung Galaxy Device then you can download the Gear Manager App, that is used to connect to the smartwatch with the phone, from Galaxy Apps Store. If you are using a non-Samsung device you have to do things a little differently.
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Whilst we wait for the iOS Gear Manager app to become available users are using the Leaked version that became available. Hopefully, we won’t have to wait too long now for the official version.
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