An attempt on creating a QML implementation of the protocol as used by the Pebble smart watches. - ruedigergad/SkippingStones

Immer am ersten Sonntag im Monat #DIDit #DUTgemacht

Linus Torvalds released the 7.1 kernel as expected on June 14. This development cycle brought in a lot of new features — and a lot of new developers as well. The time has come for our traditional look at where the changes in 7.1 came from, with a digression into how our community may be changing in general.

Linus Torvalds released the 7.1 kernel as expected on June 14. This development cycle brought in a lot of new features — and a lot of new developers as well. The time has come for our traditional look at where the changes in 7.1 came from, with a digression into how our community may be changing in general.

**Saturday Night Live Transcripts** **Season 1: Episode 9** 75i: Elliot Gould / Anne Murray **Shimmer** Wife…..Gilda Radner Husband…..Dan Aykroyd Spokesman…..Chevy Chase [ open on suburban kitchen, Wife and Husband arguing ] **Wife** : New Shimmer is a floor wax! **Husband** : No, new Shimmer is a dessert topping! **Wife** : It’s a floor wax! **Husband** : It’s a dessert topping! **Wife** : It’s a floor wax, I’m telling you! **Husband** : It’s a dessert topping, you cow! **Spokesman** : [ enters quickly ] Hey, hey, hey, calm down, you two. New Shimmer is both a floor wax **and** a dessert topping! Here, I’ll spray some on your mop.. [ sprays Shimmer onto mop ] ..and some on your butterscotch pudding. [ sprays Shimmer onto pudding ] [ Husband eats while Wife mops ] **Husband** : Mmmmm, tastes terrific! **Wife** : And just **look** at that shine! But will it last? **Spokesman** : Hey, outlasts **every** other leading floor wax, 2 to 1. It’s durable, and it’s scuff-resistant. **Husband** : And it’s delicious! **Spokesman** : Sure is! Perks up anything from an ice cream sundae to a pumpkin pie! **Wife** : Made from an exclusive non-yellowing formula. **Husband** : I haven’t even touched my pudding and I’m ready for more! **Wife** : But what about black heel marks? **Spokesman** : Dirt, grime, even black heel marks, wipe clean with a damp mop. [ Husband accidentally sprays Shimmer onto the floor ] **Husband** : Oh, sorry, honey, I’ll clean that up! **Wife** : Oh, no problem, sweetheart, not with new Shimmer! [ Spokesman laughs continuously as he approaches the camera ] **Spokesman** : New Shimmer, for the greatest shine you ever tasted! [ fade ] ## Author: Don Roy King Don Roy King has directed fourteen seasons of Saturday Night Live. That work has earned him ten Emmys and fourteen nominations. Additionally, he has been nominated for fifteen DGA Awards and won in 2013, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020. View all posts by Don Roy King

**Dave Airlie** , a Distinguished Engineer at Red Hat, speaks with host Gregory M. Kapfhammer about Linux kernel maintenance. After over-viewing the scale and structure of the Linux kernel, they dive deep into the review and validation of kernel patches, drawing on examples from the GPU subsystem. After discussing the features and benefits of the Linux kernel’s maintenance model, they also explore kernel maintenance best practices and the supporting tools for these practices. Dave and Gregory also discuss topics such as the integration of Rust code in the Linux kernel and the ways in which AI-driven code review are influencing kernel maintenance. Brought to you by IEEE Computer Society and IEEE Software magazine. * * * * * * ## Show Notes ### Related Episodes * SE Radio 527: Adrian Kennard and Kevin Hones on Writing a Network OS from Scratch * SE Radio 445: Thomas Graf on eBPF (extended Berkeley Packet Filter) * SE Radio 271: Idit Levine on Unikernels ### Other References * Dave Airlie Linux Graphics blog * Dave Airlie’s Profile at NVIDIA Developer Blog: Author: David Airlie | NVIDIA Technical Blog * [Q3] Dave Airlie’s blog on vendor code sharing: Linux graphics, why sharing code with Windows isn’t always a win. * Why Github can’t host the Linux Kernel Community * Rust moves from experiment to a core Linux kernel language – Spiceworks * Linux Kernel Maintainer Handbooks: Subsystem and maintainer tree specific development process notes — The Linux Kernel documentation * Linux Kernel Development Process: How the development process works — The Linux Kernel documentation * Linux Stable Kernel Rules: Everything you ever wanted to know about Linux -stable releases — The Linux Kernel documentation * Kernel articles: Kernel coverage at LWN.net [LWN.net] * Linux Kernel Mailing List (LKML): LKML.ORG – the Linux Kernel Mailing List Archive * Linux_Kernel_Newbies – Linux Kernel Newbies

Der freie und offene Webbrowser Firefox ist eine letzte Bastion gegen Chromium-Varianten. Nun gibt es endlich auch die Web-Serial-API für den Fuchs.