News: FOSDEM 2015 and python room.

FOSDEM is a free event that offers open source communities a place to meet, share ideas and collaborate. It is renowned for being highly developer-oriented and brings together 5000+ geeks from all over the world.
You can find a schedule of python room here.
The FOSDEM 2015 will take place at ULB Campus Solbosch on Saturday 31 January and Sunday 1 February 2015 - Brussels.
Also no registration necessary for this event, according to the FOSDEM website.

News: The jeans that blocks wireless signals.

This will help users with Linux based smartphones.
According to this article, users will be protected by a pair of jeans containing material that blocks wireless signals:  

A pair of jeans containing material that blocks wireless signals is being developed in conjunction with anti-virus firm Norton.

News: Linux best security suite .

I found this article useful for users of the Linux operating system with the internet.
According to this website the best security suite for Linux OS, it's the ESET Antivirus and Antispyware.
This shields your Linux system against malware and keeps out cross-platform threats.
The experts tested most 24 security suites and 8 corporate security solutions. 
The article is very interesting - not only a top of the software. It includes specific test data made with details.

Facebook At Work - new secret project of Facebook.

If you will be on work then you will test the new facebook with with your co-workers.
Over 8,348 facebook employees working now to test and develop the new facebook project.
Read more about this here.

News: WiFi networks can be visible.

A designer and researcher at Oslo School of Architecture - Timo Arnall, how to make things visible show us how to see the WiFi signal.
One project explores the invisible terrain of WiFi networks in urban spaces by light painting signal strength in long-exposure photographs.
Can we see this with google maps in the futures !? I think will be a great issue.
See the next video make by Timo Arnall:
Immaterials: Light painting WiFi from Timo on Vimeo.

News : The new Codenvy 3.2 released.

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The new Codenvy release comes with version 3.2. Codenvy’s Developer Environment Cloud (CDEC) allows the developer to use the cloud environment.

This allows us to use the cloud as a public cloud, which we call SaaS, and as a private cloud, which we call on-premises.
You can use many programming languages using: File - New - Project.

Also, you can import new projects from git, GitHub and zip with all subversion features: File - Import Project - Import From Location.
Builds are executed from the Build menu using Maven as a build system.
You can run your project with Run - Run and Run - Custom Run or if you want then you can create your own runtime recipe.

NOTE: The debugging is available for Java web applications only.

Real money with browser game.

So I tested the markerglory game into my browsers ( Chrome and Firefox) .
MarketGlory is a strategy game, economic, political, social and military strategy game.
Working with all currency, let you use the virtual money in your benefit.
All users have one referral into the game. This will give some goals by the game.
You can work one time/day and this will give money and experience points.
Also when you grow you can build your companies for workers and sell your products to a local or global market. It's very simple and you can try it.
What do you think about this game versus another game?

requestAnimationFrame. - test it and also I make another tutorial.

I test it this great function. Working well and for readers I make a tutorial about how to use it.
See here if you want to use it.

News: Great idea with Virtual Machines.

The team (see: osboxes website) come with two .vdi files for VirtualBox to help any user to test it.
I test it with my VirtualBox and it's working well. I'm not Fedora Ambassador.
This great idea can help users to test Linux.
I saw this working well with the on LinuxLite distro.

 

News: NVIDIA PhysX SDK 3.3.2 under Linux.

Brings GPU acceleration under Linux with the new version is the GPU PhysX support. NVIDIA has updated the PhysX SDK in version 3.3.2. NVIDIA PhysX is available for Windows, Linux, OS X, Sony PS3/PS4/PSVita, Nintendo Wii U, Xbox (360, One), Android and iOS. The main changes in v3.3.2 :

• added set/getRunProfiled() for PxDefaultCpuDispatcher to control profiling at task level. 
• Android: Support for x86 based devices was added. PxProfileEventHandler::durationToNanoseconds() added. Translates event duration in timestamp (cycles) into nanoseconds. 
• added SnippetProfileZone to show how to retrieve profiling information. 
• added SnippetCustomJoint to better illustrate custom joint implementation, and removed SnippetExtension. 
• added SnippetStepper to demonstrate kinematic updates while sub stepping with tasks.
• fixed some issues.

News: Firefox will be updated to version 33.

According to benoitgirard all versions of the Firefox web browser will be updated to version 33.
All updates will be available on October 14, 2014. Firefox 33 introduces several changes.
This is visible on the frontend while others improve the browser in the backend. This feature will move compositing to a second thread to make the main thread loop more responsive.
Also, Firefox Beta, Aurora and Nightly versions will be updated to version 34, 35 and 36 respectively. You can download Firefox 33 directly from Mozilla.

News: the versions 3.13 and 3.14 of the kernel can be hijacking.

A vulnerability in the Linux kernel has the consequence that a remote attacker TCP hijacking.
According to this, the kernel can be hijacking.
This some numerical values of the kernel, like TCP sequence number, which an attacker can take over TCP connections easier.

News: Open SSH 6.7 released.

The developers have begun a restructuring of the code.
It base to make parts of Open SSH as a library to access.
The Open-BSD developers write here about this new released:

OpenSSH 6.7 has just been released. It will be available from the mirrors listed at http://www.openssh.com/ shortly. OpenSSH is a 100% complete SSH protocol version 1.3, 1.5 and 2.0 implementation and includes sftp client and server support. Once again, we would like to thank the OpenSSH community for their continued support of the project, especially those who contributed code or patches, reported bugs, tested snapshots or donated to the project.