Kathenas (Phil Wyett) 🐧 @kathenasorg

Bradford lad living near Doncaster. The basics - Debian Maintainer (DM) - All things engineering.

 Auckley, Doncaster, UK
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Intel Posts Latest DG2/Alchemist Linux Patches In Requiring 64K Page Size Handling phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n… via @phoronix
Now every Twitter web user can ‘soft block’ annoying followers theverge.com/2021/10/11/2272… via @Verge
Walmart Pushes Open-Source L3AF To Help Out eBPF Ecosystem phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n… via @phoronix
Gasoline-powered lawn mowers, leaf blowers to be banned under new California law arstechnica.com/?post_type=p…
Owner of @eBay seller got back to me this evening and will refund me without a return of item as an apology for how I was spoken to in @eBay messages. If anyone in the Free/OSS community (UK) wants the below pictured item, please DM me and I will send it to you for free.
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11 Oct 2021
This is the first time a U.S. manufacturer has agreed to change its repair policies following investor pressure. bit.ly/2YN4Rgl
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Car and Driver
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11 Oct 2021
The @Kia Forte gets a handsome refresh for 2022: crdrv.co/289h2ad
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Jefferson
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11 Oct 2021
NEW FACTORY: Surgical robotics pioneer CMR Surgical to build new multi-million pound global manufacturing hub in the UK. 200 people will be based at the British firm's 75,832 sq ft factory in Cambridgeshire when it opens. bit.ly/CMRSUR #UKmfg🇬🇧

CMR Surgical to build new global manufacturing facility in Cambridgeshire | MTDMFG

CMR Surgical (CMR) – a global surgical robotics business – today announced plans to open a new large-scale manufacturing facility in Cambridgeshire, UK. The site will enable upscaled manufacturing...

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Cool... @RedHat RHEL 8.x moves to @firefox 91.2.x in latest updates. 👍
The first Arab mission to Mars is delivering some interesting science arstechnica.com/?post_type=p…
The Chevrolet Bolt recall has begun; cars will get new battery packs arstechnica.com/?post_type=p…
Astronaut Sally Ride will be one of the women featured on a 2022 US quarter theverge.com/2021/10/11/2272… via @Verge
More Optimizations Has Linux Approaching 7M IOPS Per Core phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n… via @phoronix

More Optimizations Has Linux Approaching 7M IOPS Per Core

Linux block subsystem maintainer and IO_uring lead developer Jens Axboe continues making staggering optimizations to the kernel code to squeeze out the maximum performance potential out of his shiny...

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AMD Publishes New Linux Audio Driver Code For Yellow Carp / ACP6x Audio Co-Processor phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n… via @phoronix

AMD Publishes New Linux Audio Driver Code For Yellow Carp / ACP6x Audio Co-Processor

It was just with Linux 5.15 last month that AMD added a new audio driver for Van Gogh APUs sporting an ACP 5.x audio co-processor (ACP) while now a new driver has been posted for Yellow Carp /...

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England's Data Guardian warns of plans to grant police access to patient data theregister.com/2021/10/11/d… via @theregister
Opt-out is the right approach for sharing your medical records with researchers theregister.com/2021/10/11/h… via @theregister
The planet survived six hours without Facebook. Let's make it longer next time theregister.com/2021/10/11/f… via @theregister
EROFS File-System Adding LZMA Compression Support Via New MicroLZMA phoronix.com/scan.php?page=n… via @phoronix

EROFS File-System Adding LZMA Compression Support Via New MicroLZMA

The EROFS read-only file-system is adding LZMA compression support using a new header/container format called MicroLZMA.

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11 Oct 2021
Global PC shipment growth drops as supply fails to meet demand techrepublic.com/article/glo…

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The electric Ford Mustang Mach-E GT finally lives up to its famous name arstechnica.com/?post_type=p…
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