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L'appli utilisé pour les cartes https://www.wonderdraft.net/
Natif Linux, dispo sur itch, steam et le code est sur github sous licence libre
Quel enfer
Nouveau Boris prévu pour aout
« An indie homage to the best arcade rally racing from 1994, Sega Rally, recreated in Unreal Engine 5. »
https://twitter.com/OverJumpRally
https://twitter.com/OverJumpRally
Nouvel album d'Osees prévu pour aout
« By which they mean, they moved most of it to firmware and made the open source driver call into it. There are almost 900 functions implemented in the 34MB firmware, give or take, from what I can see.
Broadcom vibes...
For reference, Apple's GPU firmware is ~400kB. Apple's display controller, which is a similarly insane RPC mess, is ~7MB, but most of it is data tables (~1.5MB is code).
Don't get me wrong, less blobs in the kernel is great... but open source their "driver" they did not.
At least their kernel side code is "only" 58MB of source code. AMD still takes the lead, with almost 300MB of autogenerated includes they somehow managed to upstream into the Linux kernel tree...
But yeah, somehow ~every other GPU vendor manages to have open source kernel drivers that *don't* require megabytes of firmware/kernel code to run behind the scenes. Userspace code, sure, but kernel? I still have no idea why on earth Nvidia always needed that much junk.
Question to ponder: is this a licensing hack? Nvidia wasn't allowed to use GPL-only kernel exports due to linking with the blob. Now the blob runs on another CPU... but it's still remote procedure calls. Is that "linking"? Does it make a philosophical difference?
I'd argue that it's probably fine licensing-wise, and it's better for users in that at least the blob can be sandboxed behind an IOMMU, so it's a net win for practical purposes.
But no freedom was gained, for people who care about that. The ~same amount of code is closed.
Also reminder that they could now put gsp.bin in the card's VBIOS flash and get FSF's Respects Your Freedom certification for them (well, if they had open source userspace anyway). In case you were still unsure about whether RYF actually ensures any freedoms are respected.
I've actually joked in the past about how you could put NVIDIA's blob driver in UEFI firmware on some machine and have it steal a CPU core and make an open source shim driver for it and get the whole lot RYF certified... and now Nvidia basically did half of that already 🙃 »
Broadcom vibes...
For reference, Apple's GPU firmware is ~400kB. Apple's display controller, which is a similarly insane RPC mess, is ~7MB, but most of it is data tables (~1.5MB is code).
Don't get me wrong, less blobs in the kernel is great... but open source their "driver" they did not.
At least their kernel side code is "only" 58MB of source code. AMD still takes the lead, with almost 300MB of autogenerated includes they somehow managed to upstream into the Linux kernel tree...
But yeah, somehow ~every other GPU vendor manages to have open source kernel drivers that *don't* require megabytes of firmware/kernel code to run behind the scenes. Userspace code, sure, but kernel? I still have no idea why on earth Nvidia always needed that much junk.
Question to ponder: is this a licensing hack? Nvidia wasn't allowed to use GPL-only kernel exports due to linking with the blob. Now the blob runs on another CPU... but it's still remote procedure calls. Is that "linking"? Does it make a philosophical difference?
I'd argue that it's probably fine licensing-wise, and it's better for users in that at least the blob can be sandboxed behind an IOMMU, so it's a net win for practical purposes.
But no freedom was gained, for people who care about that. The ~same amount of code is closed.
Also reminder that they could now put gsp.bin in the card's VBIOS flash and get FSF's Respects Your Freedom certification for them (well, if they had open source userspace anyway). In case you were still unsure about whether RYF actually ensures any freedoms are respected.
I've actually joked in the past about how you could put NVIDIA's blob driver in UEFI firmware on some machine and have it steal a CPU core and make an open source shim driver for it and get the whole lot RYF certified... and now Nvidia basically did half of that already 🙃 »
Nouvel album d'Automatic prévu pour juin
1ère OST de Mono pour un documentaire sur les burakumins ( https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burakumin )
« My Story, The Buraku Story is a new feature-length documentary film that explores the discrimination against a group of people – commonly called “the burakumin” – who were classed into lowly groups and segregated from the rest of Japanese society. This discrimination is not by race or ethnicity, but rather by place of residence and bloodline, and has existed for centuries – albeit very rarely acknowledged or discussed in Japan. When director Yusaku Mitsuwaka imagined the exemplary score for such a culturally sensitive and significant subject, he idealized MONO to help tell this story through their legendarily cinematic music. »
« My Story, The Buraku Story is a new feature-length documentary film that explores the discrimination against a group of people – commonly called “the burakumin” – who were classed into lowly groups and segregated from the rest of Japanese society. This discrimination is not by race or ethnicity, but rather by place of residence and bloodline, and has existed for centuries – albeit very rarely acknowledged or discussed in Japan. When director Yusaku Mitsuwaka imagined the exemplary score for such a culturally sensitive and significant subject, he idealized MONO to help tell this story through their legendarily cinematic music. »
Potichat à très courtes pattes
Ya le docu d'arte aussi sur le sujet https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xino3MOM36o
Nouvelle carte mémoire pour Dreamcast avec slot MicroSD, rétro-éclairage, chargement via micro-usb, etc
EDIT : https://mag.mo5.com/actu/230657/le-vmu-de-la-dreamcast-fait-sa-mue-sur-indiegogo/
EDIT : https://mag.mo5.com/actu/230657/le-vmu-de-la-dreamcast-fait-sa-mue-sur-indiegogo/
« La communauté Xbox n'a pas passé le meilleur weekend qui soit, à en juger par le nombre de joueurs ayant fait état de l'impossibilité pure et simple de lancer un jeu sur leur console en raison des problèmes techniques rencontrés par Microsoft et de sa politique de DRM. »
Taqwacore marocain
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9WIkS5ieao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAB4ikuhtVI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqnJpBt28K4
https://taqbir.bandcamp.com/
https://lavidaesunmus.bandcamp.com/album/victory-belongs-to-those-who-fight-for-a-right-cause
https://newnoisemagazine.com/bandcamp-of-the-day-taqbir/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L9WIkS5ieao
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fAB4ikuhtVI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BqnJpBt28K4
https://taqbir.bandcamp.com/
https://lavidaesunmus.bandcamp.com/album/victory-belongs-to-those-who-fight-for-a-right-cause
https://newnoisemagazine.com/bandcamp-of-the-day-taqbir/
« Parmi ses candidats, la "Nouvelle union populaire écologique et sociale" compte plusieurs figures de diverses mobilisations sociales. Des profils comme Rachel Kéké, femme de chambre qui s'est opposée au groupe hôtelier Accor, ou Stéphane Ravacley, qui a fait une grève de la faim pour son apprenti, alors sans titre de séjour. »
Pionnière de la musique électronique sur synthétiseur (hashtag drone).
2 docus à voir où elle apparaît
https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/098798-000-A/electronic-vibrations/ (dispo sur Arte jusqu'au 18 mai)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6744250/
https://elianeradigue.bandcamp.com/
2 docus à voir où elle apparaît
https://www.arte.tv/fr/videos/098798-000-A/electronic-vibrations/ (dispo sur Arte jusqu'au 18 mai)
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6744250/
https://elianeradigue.bandcamp.com/
Saxophoniste baryton, mais plus "cinématique" et ambiant que Colin Stetson.
https://panm360.com/interviews-panm360/jason-sharp-present-et-avenir-du-saxo-solo/
https://jasonsharp.bandcamp.com/album/the-turning-centre-of-a-still-world
https://panm360.com/interviews-panm360/jason-sharp-present-et-avenir-du-saxo-solo/
https://jasonsharp.bandcamp.com/album/the-turning-centre-of-a-still-world
« 1977 »
Lotro reste un jeu cher si on veut tout débloquer. Mais je trouve que la majorité de ce qui est listé dans l'article est dispensable pour qu'un qui débute.
Depuis qu'ils ont rendu gratuit un bonne grosse moitié du contenu, personnellement, je conseillerai juste de débuter avec un mois d'abonnement, ça débloque des sacs, les voyages rapides, la compétence "chevauchée" obtenable IG + un petit pécule de 500pts. Ça devrait être amplement suffisant pour commencer.
Depuis qu'ils ont rendu gratuit un bonne grosse moitié du contenu, personnellement, je conseillerai juste de débuter avec un mois d'abonnement, ça débloque des sacs, les voyages rapides, la compétence "chevauchée" obtenable IG + un petit pécule de 500pts. Ça devrait être amplement suffisant pour commencer.
« Listen to local radio stations while driving through the cities around the world. »
Un autre site qui fait la même chose https://drivenlisten.com/
Un autre site qui fait la même chose https://drivenlisten.com/
« Cartographie des liens entre complotisme et extrême-droite »
SSG a mis une compilation de l'OST du jeu en téléchargement sur Archive.
https://www.lotro.com/news/lotro-15th-anniversary-soundtrack-fr
https://www.lotro.com/news/lotro-15th-anniversary-soundtrack-fr