today's leftovers
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PGP Clean Room 1.0 Release
After several months of work, I am proud to announce that my GSoC 2018 project, the PGP/PKI Clean Room, has arrived at a stable (1.0) release!
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Review: The Binary Times Podcast
I recently authored a detailed review of the Linux podcast scene, grilling 25 podcasts targeted at Linux and open source enthusiasts. Like any roundup of this type, it’s almost inevitable that a few podcasts missed my radar. One of these is The Binary Times Podcast. Apologies to the hosts of the show.
To rectify matters, here’s my take on The Binary Times Podcast.
This review is incorporated into my detailed review, so you can see where they rank among their peers.
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Ubuntu Podcast from the UK LoCo: S11E22 – Catch-22 - Ubuntu Podcast
It’s Season 11 Episode 22 of the Ubuntu Podcast! Alan Pope and Mark Johnson are connected and speaking to your brain.
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Conference Report: Fullstack 2018 London
I recently attended Fullstack 2018, “The Conference on JavaScript, Node & Internet of Things” with my colleagues from the Canonical Web Team in London. Fullstack attempts to cover the full spectrum of the JS ecosystem – frontend, backend, IoT, machine learning and a number of other topics. While I attended a broad range of talks, I’ll just mention those that I think are most pertinent to the work we are doing currently in the web team.
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Dropbox Client Will Only Support Ext4 Filesystems On Linux Beginning November 7
Beginning November 7, 2018, the Dropbox client will only support the Ext4 filesystem on Linux. The news, coming from the Dropbox forums, mentions that the only supported filesystems will be Ext4 for Linux, NTFS for Windows, and HFS+ or APFS for Mac.
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Opera Wants to Be World's First PC Web Browser with a Built-In Crypto Wallet
Opera Software announced that it plans to bring its famous crypto wallet used on the Opera for Android mobile web browser to the desktop on Linux, Mac, and Windows platforms, in an upcoming Opera for PC stable release.
Opera was already the world's first web browser to introduce a built-in crypto wallet when Opera Software announced it for its Opera for Android mobile web browser, allowing users to do seamless transactions on the Internet while promoting the adoption of cryptocurrencies by the mainstream.
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Opera opens its PC browsers to crypto
- Opera to soon ship crypto wallet access with its PC browser
- Opera PC browser will give users access to the built-in crypto wallet in Opera for Android
- After strong interest in the private beta, Opera is opening the crypto wallet to a larger audience for testing.
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