I don't know yet. Just refactoring towards the possibility of being able to use something that is not Cairo... it was spread all over the code, but now it's contained in a single file, and with reasonably well-defined primitives.
GTK wants librsvg to generate GSK render nodes for the GPU...
For CPU rendering, dunno? Vello? Raquote? tiny-skia? Bite the bullet and learn to write a rasterizer?
Correspondingly, librsvg-rebind 0.2.1 is released now. This is a tiny Rust crate for Rust programs that want to use librsvg as a shared library from their system installation.
The story of the Globe Theatre, the ancestral home of Shakespeare’s plays, is itself very Shakespearean, in all of the ways we use that adjective: it has deep roots in English history, a tragic backstory, and represents all of the hodgepodge of Londo…
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je to zvláštne to určite, aj na rukách. Žeby nejaký rituál? Najviac ma zaujali ti malí šediváci, ešte aj s vajíčkami v tele. No každopádne som zvedavý na ďalšie poznatky, čo sa o nich dozvieme. Určite by potešil nejaký ďalší nález, písomný o nich, alebo maľby, alebo nejaké ich predmety čo používali.
@treefit yep, I recommend as well to take a look at that app, and this library that makes it easier to use the realtime API: github.com/webxdc/realtime
Canonical provides Ubuntu Pro with 10 years of enhanced CVE patching, FIPS compliance, CIS and DISA-STIG profiles and enterprise-grade open source software security with a single subscription for open source supply chain provenance.
@ltning basically once the next LTS release is out they start charging you for access to a repo that keeps publishing package security updates
That's my understanding of it anyway
FreeBSD ports tree does break compatibility with old releases when needed, but it doesn't really happen all that often and if you really needed to it's trivial to backport the updates yourself to your branch of the ports tree and get working, updated packages.
Also upgrading between major releases is significantly less disruptive anyway, soooo.... it's not hard to upgrade
We’ve now published the details of the security issues which we addressed in Monday’s coordinated security release of Matrix: read all about Project Hydra at matrix.org/blog/2025/08/projec… and please upgrade your servers and rooms where applicable.
@element any idea of the timeline of the release of the compatible version of element-x in fdroid ? I can see in the metadata the work is done gitlab.com/fdroid/fdroiddata/-… but no build available. Any plans of pushing to an other repo like Izzy @IzzyOnDroid or your own repos like @guardianproject ?
New from 404 Media: ICE added a random person to group chat, exposed highly sensitive details about an active manhunt in real-time. The person says they were added weeks ago, thought they were scam texts until start seeing data lookups etc. Incredible security failure 404media.co/ice-adds-random-pe…
The texts were sent to a group called “Mass Text” and show ICE using DMV and license plate reader data in an attempt to find their target, copies of the messages obtained by 404 Media show.
L’Office québécois de la langue française (OQLF) fait finalement marche arrière dans le dossier du Pub Burgundy Lion, après avoir demandé au propriétaire du restaurant d’ajouter « des éléments en français » à son enseigne.
Our regular Development Digest has some exciting updates on features that are nearing completion, in the case of Exchange email support, and are just starting development, in the case of the long-awaited Conversation View. We're also adjusting Account Hub and tackling the usual maintenance tasks and bug fixes
⚠️ Important headsup if you are on the server mastodon.cloud:
Mastodon.cloud no longer seems to be moderated. Its admin account hasn't posted since Feb 2023, its code of conduct is blank and there are vile racists posting from there. The racists have been reported many times but their accounts are still active.
Because of this, other server admins are starting to block mastodon.cloud completely.
Apple was forced to remove the blood oxygen monitoring two years ago amid a patent dispute, but a software update coming later today will revive the feature. pcmag.com/news/apple-watch-blo…
The standards also allow the bots to make "statements that demean people on the basis of their protected characteristics," such as "black people are dumber than white people."
Shopify CEO Tobi Lutke, Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss, and 80+ fintech and crypto CEOs urge Trump to block US banks from charging fees to access customer data.
Debianites in 5 continents around the world are preparing to celebrate Debian's 32nd birthday next Saturday. Check the list in the link to find an event near you or organize one yourself and add it to the wiki: wiki.debian.org/DebianDay/2025 #debian #debianDay
ProRail’s war against bicycles is intensifying. After stopping installing bicycle gutters on staircases, they now put up signs to forbid bicycles on escalators (we have been doing that in Rotterdam since 1942, it truly is a lost art)
@oz1sej either there's an open source license screen somewhere in the infotainment listing countless licenses, or there is a mention in documentation somewhere
Interesting. So while they don't support the open source projects they use, at least they mention that they are using them. I assume many more don't even mention it, if their own code is not open source...?
The EU Regulation to Prevent and Combat Child Sexual Abuse, first published in May 2022, has become the "most criticized law of all time". Here's how to stop it now!
I am tired of this tune repeating every two years or so. But I'm angered more. This sort of propositions should be career ending for any politician in a democratic country. Yet, they just keep resurfacing and gaining support
Mail sent. Don't think I ever "contacted my representatives" before. Very uncomfortable. But f'ing Hell! What a shitshow of symbolic policy to allow a nightmare surveillance backdoor 🤬
How many times more were going to repeat this? Them fucking politicians not only waste our money for their salary bit also our time. Those idiots are clearly to fire, I don't wanna pay anymore for those ideas.
People have been rightly condemning what's going on in the US, but leaders other places are not taking it as a warning sign, but rather as an opening to enact similar policies.
We all have to watch out for the totalitarians in power and the global rich that power them!
I love Europe, but this must stop. We were supposed to protect human rights.... . And I strongly believe privacy is one of them. Besides, if we want to get ecological I dont belive using AI to read messeges will have a positive impact.
This is the kind of legislation all Europeans are calling for, of course. That said, we are handing over our lives to US companies, and not happy with that, now we will allow our 27 governments to open the letters in our mailbox.
Dirkjan Ochtman
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in reply to Dirkjan Ochtman • • •@djc asking the hard questions, aren't we :)
I don't know yet. Just refactoring towards the possibility of being able to use something that is not Cairo... it was spread all over the code, but now it's contained in a single file, and with reasonably well-defined primitives.
GTK wants librsvg to generate GSK render nodes for the GPU...
For CPU rendering, dunno? Vello? Raquote? tiny-skia? Bite the bullet and learn to write a rasterizer?
(For PDF rendering, maybe port capypdf to Rust)
Raph Levien
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in reply to Federico Mena Quintero • • •Correspondingly, librsvg-rebind 0.2.1 is released now. This is a tiny Rust crate for Rust programs that want to use librsvg as a shared library from their system installation.
crates.io/crates/librsvg-rebin…