OSS Leftovers
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Canada’s Spy Agency Releases its Cyber-Defense Tool for Public
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Canadian govt spooks open source anti-malware analytics tool
The Communications Security Establishment (CSE) said the AssemblyLine tool is designed to analyse large volumes of files, and can automatically rebalance workloads.
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Microservices served on blockchain, in open source
Cloud application marketplace company Wireline is working with open source blockchain project developer Qtum
The new union is intended to provide a conduit to consuming microservices at [web] scale using blockchain at the core.
As we know, microservices offer the ability to create Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) without having to manage the underlying hardware and software infrastructure.
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The Qtum a blockchain application platform combines the functions of Bitcoin Core, an account abstraction layer allowing for multiple virtual machines and a proof-of-stake consensus protocol aimed at tackling industry-use cases.
The Qtum Foundation, headquartered in Singapore, is the decision-making body that drives the project’s development.
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Rendering HTML5 video in Servo with GStreamer
At the Web Engines Hackfest in A Coruña at the beginning of October 2017, I was working on adding some proof-of-concept code to Servo to render HTML5 videos with GStreamer. For the impatient, the results can be seen in this video here
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Working Intel CET Bits Now Land In GCC8
A few days back I wrote about Intel's work on Control-flow Enforcement Technology beginning to land in GCC. This "CET" work for future Intel CPUs has now landed in full for GCC 8.
The bits wiring up this control-flow instrumentation and enforcement support are now all present in mainline GCC SVN/Git for next year's GCC 8.1 release.
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Using Gitea and/or Github to host blog comments
After having moved from FSFE’s wordpress instance I thought long about whether I still want to have comments on the new blog. And how I would be able to do it with a statically generated site. I think I have found/created a pretty good solution that I document below.
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