Kernel: Nach 30 Jahren soll mit Firewire in Linux Schluss sein
Ein neuer Betreuer will das hochbetagte Firewire in Linux bis zum Ende des Jahrzehnts weiterpflegen. Trotz des Alters gebe es weiter Nutzer. (Firewire, Linux-Kernel)
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Ein neuer Betreuer will das hochbetagte Firewire in Linux bis zum Ende des Jahrzehnts weiterpflegen. Trotz des Alters gebe es weiter Nutzer. (Firewire, Linux-Kernel)
In Freiburg wird eine solare Radwegüberdachung gebaut. Das Projekt wurde mit speziellen Glasmodulen realisiert und erzeugt Strom durch Photovoltaik. (Solarenergie, Umweltschutz)
Nachdem die Galaxy-S23-Serie komplett Qualcomm-SoCs verwendet, plant Samsung ein Comeback der eigenen Chips in der Smartphone-Oberklasse. (Samsung, Smartphone)
Microsoft hat es offiziell gemacht: Windows 10 22H2 ist das letzte Funktionsupdate für Windows 10. Es wird keine weiteren Features geben. (Windows 10, Microsoft)
Der Konzern will sich stattdessen auf die Surface-Marke konzentrieren – also eher teurere Geräte. (Eingabegerät, Microsoft)
Die Elden-Ring-Macher zeigen erstes Gameplay von Armored Core 6 – und verraten das Release-Datum. (From Software, Steam)
Die Live-Remote-Workshops der Golem Karrierewelt zeigen, wie Unternehmen Microsoft 365 und Teams optimal nutzen können. (Golem Karrierewelt, Microsoft)
Das neue Automatikteleskop eQuinox 2 fällt vor allem durch seinen Preis auf. Es macht (überwiegend) Spaß, auch für Anfänger der Himmelsbeobachtung. Ein Praxistest von Mario Keller (Astrofotografie, Unterhaltung & Hobby)
Developers quit Pantheon over its stance on hosting SPLC-designated hate groups.
Over the past week, backlash erupted on LinkedIn, in a thread where passionate open source developers began criticizing Pantheon. The developers and other Pantheon supporters commenting had just discovered that the website operations platform—which hosts more than 700,000 websites—is currently hosting websites for hugely influential anti-LGBTQ and anti-immigration organizations that have been designated as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
The controversy sparked after a digital strategist, Greg Dunlap, posted a link to SPLC’s page designating a Christian conservative legal advocacy group, Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), as a hate group for its views on the LGBTQ community. On the page, SPLC described ADF as supporting “recriminalization of sexual acts between consenting LGBTQ adults in the US and criminalization abroad,” defending “state-sanctioned sterilization of trans people abroad,” and claiming that a “homosexual agenda” will “destroy Christianity and society.”
In his LinkedIn post, Dunlap tagged Pantheon co-founders Josh Koenig and Zack Rosen, and asked them why Pantheon is hosting a website for the alleged hate group. ADF also has ties to high-ranking Republicans and has influenced Supreme Court opinions (including the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade).
Developers quit Pantheon over its stance on hosting SPLC-designated hate groups.
Over the past week, backlash erupted on LinkedIn, in a thread where passionate open source developers began criticizing Pantheon. The developers and other Pantheon supporters commenting had just discovered that the website operations platform—which hosts more than 700,000 websites—is currently hosting websites for hugely influential anti-LGBTQ and anti-immigration organizations that have been designated as hate groups by the Southern Poverty Law Center (SPLC).
The controversy sparked after a digital strategist, Greg Dunlap, posted a link to SPLC’s page designating a Christian conservative legal advocacy group, Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), as a hate group for its views on the LGBTQ community. On the page, SPLC described ADF as supporting “recriminalization of sexual acts between consenting LGBTQ adults in the US and criminalization abroad,” defending “state-sanctioned sterilization of trans people abroad,” and claiming that a “homosexual agenda” will “destroy Christianity and society.”
In his LinkedIn post, Dunlap tagged Pantheon co-founders Josh Koenig and Zack Rosen, and asked them why Pantheon is hosting a website for the alleged hate group. ADF also has ties to high-ranking Republicans and has influenced Supreme Court opinions (including the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade).