Collaborate Disseminate
I have the ability to create multiple SBOMs for many projects in Synopsys Black Duck Hub. They can be in the SPDX or CycloneDX SBOM standards in a JSON, YAML, RDF, or tag:value formats.
Is there a way to combine all of the SBOMs into one … Continue reading How to convert list of SBOMs to one CSV file? [migrated]
OpenAI is preparing to release a new open-source language model to the public, The Information reported on Monday, citing a person with knowledge of the plan. Reuters: OpenAI’s ChatGPT, known for producing prose or poetry on command, has gained widespr… Continue reading OpenAI Readies New Open-Source AI Model
Long-time open source advocate Matt Asay writes in InfoWorld:
OpenSearch shouldn’t exist. The open source alternative to Elasticsearch started off as Amazon Web Services’ (AWS) answer to getting outflanked by Elastic’s change in Elasticsearch’s licen… Continue reading Somehow Amazon’s Open Source Fork of ElasticSearch Has Succeeded
ZDNet reports that Jim Zemlin, executive director at the Linux Foundation, recently noted rounds of tech-industry layoffs “in the name of cost-cutting.”
But then Zemlin added that “open source is countercyclical to these trends. The Linux Foundation i… Continue reading Despite Layoffs, Open Source and Linux Skills are Still in Demand
For Red Hat’s 30th anniversary, North Carolina’s News & Observer newspaper ran a special four-part series of articles.
In the first article Red Hat co-founder Bob Young remembers Red Hat’s first big breakthrough: winning InfoWorld’s “OS of the Yea… Continue reading Red Hat’s 30th Anniversary: How a Microsoft Competitor Rose from an Apartment-Based Startup
Long-time software engineer Blake1024 (Slashdot reader #846,727) writes:
We are thrilled to announce the release of Kiss v2.0, a comprehensive, Java-based, open-source, full-stack web development framework… Kiss v2.0 provides an even more seamless, … Continue reading Long-time Slashdot Reader Announces Open Source, Java-Based, Full-Stack Web Development Framework
An anonymous reader quotes a report from ZDNet, written by Steven Vaughan-Nichols: The latest Linux kernel is out with a slew of new features — and, for once, this release has been nice and easy. […] Speaking of Rust, everyone’s favorite memory-safe… Continue reading Linux Kernel 6.3 Released
Last year Python’s massive PyPI repository of pre-written software packages had 235.7 billion downloads — a 57% annual growth in its download counts and bandwidth. So now Python’s nonprofit Python Software Foundation has an announcement.
Their d… Continue reading Python’s PyPI Will Sell ‘Organization Accounts’ to Corporate Projects to Fund Staff
The 100% security option is not possible, not in the real world.
I read about Intel IME and it seems really insecure (operates in ring 3, full privileges, with network stack and web server!)
But on some servers/laptops is possible to disab… Continue reading Which CPU platforms are open source or secure at 90%? [closed]
In a Substack post, Norm Sohl describes how he built a highly configurable machine out of open source hardware plans and the thermal guts of an Espresso Gaggia. An anonymous reader shares a summary from Ars Technica: Like many home espresso enthusiasts… Continue reading Open Source Espresso Machine Is One Delicious Rabbit Hole Inside Another