IETF Halts Most Changes to TLS 1.2, Pushing Users Toward TLS 1.3
The Internet Engineering Task Force has announced that no further changes will be approved for the TLS 1.2 security protocol except for urgent security fixes and specific exceptions. This decision was made as the newer TLS 1.
» readCP/M-386 Builds Verified on Multiple Linux Distributions, FreeBSD Requires Careful Setup
The minimum Linux distributions verified to build CP/M-386 successfully include CentOS Stream 9, Fedora 36, Debian 12, Ubuntu 18.04 (with gcc-16 from the ubuntu-toolchain-r/test PPA), Ubuntu 22.04, Alpine 3.24, and OpenSUSE Leap 15.
» readSmall OpenStreetMap contribution plan dropped after cost-benefit analysis
A project's plan to contribute user-submitted public bookcase locations back to OpenStreetMap has been abandoned after an assessment found the operational costs too high for its small scale.
» readShitty Terminal Emulator Offers Low-Latency Performance With Native GPU Rendering
The Shitty terminal emulator is designed for low latency, fast startup, and predictable resource use, according to its documentation.
» readCalifornia Fines 12 Data Brokers for Failing to Register in Privacy System
The California Privacy Protection Agency has fined 12 data brokers tens of thousands of dollars each for failing to register in the state's Data Removal on Demand (DROP) system, the agency told NBC 7 Responds.
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