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Jay Clayton Sworn in as U.S. National Intelligence Director
🚨 Jay Clayton, who initiated the Ripple lawsuit, has begun his role as U.S. National Intelligence Director. 📌 Clayton was confirmed by the Senate with a vote of 51 to 47, succeeding Tulsi Gabbard. ⚖️ The SEC filed a lawsuit against Ripple and its executives on December 22, 2020, with $XRP remainin...
The DAO governance platform Tally announces the cessation of operations
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Armbian 26.8 rewrites its installer and expands support for ARM and RISC-V boards
Armbian 26.8 arrives with a rewritten installer, bootable UEFI ISO images, and support for a wide range of new ARM and RISC-V single-board computers.
Linux 7.3 Boosts FUSE Performance with Buffer Groups and Zero-Copy
FUSE, the technology that allows file systems to be executed from user space, may incorporate buffer groups for IO_uring and zero-copy capabilities in Linux 7.3. The changes aim to enhance performance, reduce memory consumption, and avoid unnecessary data movements.
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Linux 7.3 will incorporate changes in the PCI/PCIe subsystem to report certain non-fatal errors, add Intel hardware, and improve power and communication functions between devices.
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Google is experimenting with Flatpak packaging for Chrome and Chromium on Linux, an initiative that could simplify their distribution beyond RPM and Debian packages, although it does not yet represent a commitment to official support.
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