Leftovers: OSS
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Project Ascension: Reddit-born open source game launcher unveils user interface for 'better gaming'
Forget about having multiple game launcher clients slowing down your computer – a community born on Reddit wants to unify all the popular game launchers into one multi-platform launcher.
Project Ascension started as a community discussion on social bookmarking website Reddit in April, when users complained that they were tired of having many different game launcher ecosystems, such as Steam, Origin, GOG and uPlay.
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Google makes deep learning AI software open-source
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Google open-sources its software for making trippy images with deep learning
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Google opens up Deep Dream software, terrifies world
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Google Opens Up its Deep Dream Code to Let People Create Hallucinogenic Images
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Google’s trippy project DeepDream project goes public
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Open source platform security considerations
In the enterprise, open source software can be a great benefit for those who take the time to weigh the risks and select the right platform.
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How Open Source Drives IBM's Systems Unit
"Fifteen years ago, we made the decision to bring Linux into the mainframe. In fact, this was the first $1 billion commitment IBM made to Linux back in the year 2000. And I’d like to think, in some small way, we helped bring Linux to the enterprise with that commitment of over 15 years ago," Balog said.
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Where are they now? 5 open source projects
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SourceForge forming Community Panel
SourceForge has begun outreach to Open Source developers and end-users in an effort to form a Community Panel to help guide future development of our products and policies.
We expect to have ongoing communications with members of our Community Panel in coming weeks, to be followed by an in-person event at summer’s end on the east coast of the US.
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OSI at OSCON 2015
Once again the OSI and our Board of Directors will be at OSCON. Just like in years past, the OSI will again be strongly represented with presentations form our Board Directors, Affiliate Members and Individual Members, a booth in the Expo Hall and even a dedicated session on how to use OSI's resources to change the open source world.
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New Sharing Features in Firefox
Whichever social network you choose, it’s undeniable that being social is a key part of why you enjoy the Web. Firefox is built to put you in control, including making it easier to share anything you like on the Web’s most popular social networks. Today, we’re announcing that Firefox Share has been integrated into Firefox Hello. We introduced Firefox Share to offer a simple way of sharing Web content across popular services such as Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, LinkedIn and Google+ and other social and email services (full list here) to help you share anything on the Web with any or all of your friends.
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The Document Foundation announces LibreOffice 4.4.4
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Atom 1.0 from GitHub, the new R consortium, and more news
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OPNsense 15.7 'Brave Badger' is Released, The Next Step in Open Source Security
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LLVMpipe FP64 Support Knocks Off Some GL4 Extensions
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