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"Publié le 15 juillet 2025 sur trognon.info Sortie du Badaboum n°3 (juin 2025). Édito Ceci est un bulletin anarchiste contre le nucléaire. Ce bulletin est tiré pour la première fois en mars 2024, dans un contexte de développement accru de l’industrie nucléaire dans le monde, et, avouons-le, dans une ambiance morose d’affaiblissement
Publié le 15 juillet 2025 sur trognon.info Sortie du Badaboum n°3 (juin 2025). Édito Ceci est un bulletin anarchiste contre le nucléaire. Ce bulletin est tiré pour la première fois en mars 2...
Al-Qassam Brigades, the military wing of the Islamic Resistance Movement (Hamas), announced on Wednesday that its fighters had targeted a Zionist troop carrier and two military bulldozers east of Gaza City.
Hacked data obtained by 404 Media reveals dozens more people on deportation flights to El Salvador who are unaccounted for. “We have not heard from these people’s families, so I think perhaps even they don’t know," one lawyer said.
"Rebecca Maria Goldschmidt speaks with activists in México about the parent-led response to Israeli combatants "volunteering" in Chiapas in an attempt to whitewash their war crimes. For members of Acción Palestina Chiapas, the so-called "Heroes for Life" scam has no place in Nuestra América. They discuss the impacts of soldier mili-tourism and decades of
In this June 13, 2025, photo, NASA astronaut Anne McClain shows off a hamburger-shaped cake to celebrate 200 cumulative days in space for JAXA (Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency) astronaut Takuya Onishi since his first spaceflight as an Expedition 48-49 Flight Engineer in 2016. Onishi and McClain launched to the International Space Station along with NASA […]
The Trump administration is calling on Israel to investigate the killing of Sayfollah Musallet, but Israel rarely holds soldiers or settlers accountable for violence against Palestinians.
>In the meeting >so what do we make this kid do? >List of what he does becomes bigger than what he doesn't >Alright we've spent too much time on this already just roll with it
@Goalkeeper teleports more than Shu-neesan. Applies burn on stats not damage dealt. Regens like he is planted by Shu AND elemental regens at top-off levels too.
#Switch #MarioVsDonkeyKong fini à 100% (mode + et expert compris), sans faire les contre la montre cependant. Merci à @louplassinatfoubert pour ses vidéo YT qui m’ont sauvé laˋmise sur 3 niveaux.
J’avoue avoir fini pour finir, mais je n’ai pas pris énormément de plaisir. C’est sympa, bien réalisé, mais niveau fun, c’est très variable.
Trump's appearing to forget that he, himself, named Jerome Powell as Fed chair in 2017 ("I was surprised he was appointed") may reflect narcissism more than dementia. Trump desperately needs to believe that everything he does is admirable. He's incapable of self-criticism or regret, and he never apologizes. So if (in his mind) Powell falls short, it follows logically that he (Trump) *couldn't* have been responsible for appointing him. His psychopathology warps his perception and his memory.
Sie sind entschlossen, den Genozid zu stoppen: Bei seiner Konferenz in Bogotá beschließt der Staatenblock »Haager Gruppe« konkrete Maßnahmen, um den israelischen Kriegsverbrechen im Gazastreifen Einhalt zu gebieten.
Posted by Ghassan Shamieh, attorney in San Francisco about how community mobilizations against ICE are blocking deportations and keeping people safe.
"This is what people power looks like...It's thanks to these protesters that ICE has not shown up to immigration courts...So when you ask what can you do, this is exactly what you can do. Organize in your communities, show up to immigration courts and scare ICE away, just like these folks do.
Actions like these literally save lives. Because of their action today, ICE didn't show up."
"France Bleu Article de presse gratuit disponible Extrait Si elle n’a pas porté des coups, la policière présente sur place, n’a pas cherché à les empêcher ou à les arrêter.…"
5 stories from the 1000s of #Afghans at risk of torture and killing because of a UK data breach
"We are talking about people being hunted, arrested, tortured, killed. They are going to die in that hell unless someone acts. And let me be clear: it is only the UK government’s responsibility to save them. This is their mistake. They owe us our lives."
We speak with leading Israeli American historian Omer Bartov about his latest essay for The New York Times, headlined “I’m a Genocide Scholar. I Know It When I See It.
"Le Canard enchaîné Article de presse réservé aux abonné.e.s Extrait Non seulement le commandant divisionnaire S., mis à la disposition de la Fédération française de football (FFF) depuis 2004, ne…"
TalieVision is television for a Whiter future. It's a growing archive of almost 600 pro-White and White-friendly (mostly) full-length videos, featuring news, interviews, speeches, lectures, documentary films, concerts & other live performances, movies, and much more.
Communism was not designed to redistribute the wealth of the rich to the poor, but rather to redistribute the wealth of "the Nations" to the Jews.
“You must understand. The leading Bolsheviks who took over Russia were not Russians.
“Natürlich lasse ich die Windows/Intel/AMD Sticker auf meinem Gerät!” “Deutsche Tastatur ist zum Programmieren doch prima!” “Vi Modus ist nur Spielerei” “Notepad ist der geilste Editor”
„Zum Entwickeln finde ich Windows am besten/einfachsten“ „Schade, dass Objective-C nicht mehr so viel verwendet wird“ „ABAP ist gut“ „LotusScript ist gut“ „VBA ist gut“
Ich verstehe nicht ganz, sind damit Sätze gemeint, die 1. IT-Menschen äußern, um zu sagen, dass sie sich in einer Notlage befinden? 2. Nicht-IT-Menschen gegenüber IT-Menschen äußern, um zu sagen, dass sie sich in einer Notlage befinden? 3. Nicht-IT-Menschen gegenüber IT-Menschen äußern und damit (ohne zu wissen) sagen, dass eine Notlage besteht?
"Der Einstieg in Kubernetes ist super übersichtlich" "Wir entwickeln jetzt ein eigenes,performantes Overlay-Netzwerk" "Das schöne an Cloud-Lösungen ist, dass sie immer laufen wie erwartet" "Unser outsourcing-Partner hat sehr viel Expertise" "Der letzte Incident hätte nicht verhindert werden können" "Wir brauchen keine rollout-checks, wir haben ja unit Tests" "Alle freuen sich schon auf das refactoring des Legacy-Systems"
„Ich bin inzwischen überzeugt, dass Windows die beste Lösung ist.“ „Wieso LaTeX? Ich schreibe meine Sachen immer in Word.“ „Können wir unseren Call nicht einfach in Zoom machen?“
Ich bin ja begeistert, dass Inkscape existiert, habe aber noch nie ernsthaft damit gearbeitet (für meinen sehr einfachen Bedarf nehme ich den Scratch-Editor 🤭). Daher ernstgemeinte Frage: was ist denn an Inkscape so schlimm? Ist es die für den Laien erschlagende Oberfläche, oder liegt da noch mehr im Argen?
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Un'altra Milano c'è! Il giorno dopo tutti si scoprono critici severi del “Modello Milano”, compreso chi fino a ieri era comodamente seduto sul carro. Ma così vanno le cose e quindi non perdiamo tempo con inutili lamenti. Piuttosto facciamo un po’ di mente locale e riannodiamo i fili della memoria, perché in questi anni a Milano non tutto era appiattito, silente o complice. Per quanto ci riguarda, vi riproponiamo una serie di contenuti pubblicati nel corso degli anni che lo testimoniano, non per un altrettanto inutile “l’avevamo detto”, ma per iniziare a comporre quello che dovrà essere una proposta altra per la nostra città, senza la quale ogni appello a non consegnare la città alle destre reazionarie sarà semplicemente sterile, inconcludente e indigesto.
Il giorno dopo tutti si scoprono critici severi del cosiddetto “Modello Milano”, compreso chi fino a ieri era comodamente seduto sul carro. Ma così vanno le cose e quindi non perdiamo tempo con inutili lamenti.
i gave up git on my personal project and turned to simple folder syncing with version history instead, so i don't have to deal deal with all the git shit
There was a lady doing her shopping with a “We Are All Palestine Action” t-shirt, so according to the UK government, I just survived a terrorist incident at the Big Tesco.
The complaint, filed in federal court in Washington, DC, targets Laura Ross, Diane Kaplan, and Tom Rothman and seeks a court order to formally remove them.
Vigil held in Damascus, outside People's Assembly building, yesterday calling for an end to violence and sectarian killings in Sweida and demanding accountability of those responsible. Solidarity demos also held in Jaramana. Those present also condemned the Israeli aggression which is inflaming tensions.
Truls @truls46@mastodon.social am 17. Juli 2025, 18:07:
Die Väter (und wenigen) Mütter unseres Grundgesetzes haben befürchtet, dass #Faschisten eines Tages #Deutschland (und #Europa) wieder in's Verderben stürzen werden.
Deswegen enthält unser #Grundgesetz Mechanismen um das zu verhindern.
Womit sie nicht gerechnet haben: dass "konservative" Parteien die sich als demokratisch (und "christlich") verstehen, den Faschisten näher stehen als den demokratischen Parteien und somit wieder zum Wegbereiter der Faschisten werden. #nieWiederIstJetzt
Linux has surpassed 5% desktop market share in the US (5.03% in June 2025), per StatCounter, driven by privacy concerns, rising costs of Windows/macOS, and user-friendly distros like Ubuntu. Community celebrates amid gaming and enterprise boosts, though challenges like software gaps persist; analysts eye 7% by 2027.
@housepanther agreed, hopefully we'll start seeing self reinforcing effects from increased Linux usage going forward and migration away from proprietary systems will accelerate as a result
The more Linux gets talked about, the more mainstream it will become. Thus the more mindshare it will have. It’s already dominant in the server market and as #microsoft gets greedier, more intrusive, and increasingly consumer unfriendly the more people will awaken to Linux.
Lee esta historia en español aquí NASA invites innovators of all ages to register for the NASA Space Apps Challenge, held on Oct. 4-5. The 2025 theme is Learn, Launch, Lead, and participants will work alongside a vibrant community of scientists, technologists, and storytellers at more than 450 events worldwide. Participants can expect to learn […]
Linux has surpassed 5% desktop market share in the US (5.03% in June 2025), per StatCounter, driven by privacy concerns, rising costs of Windows/macOS, and user-friendly distros like Ubuntu.
My computer just freezes and needs to be manually restarted, happens during boot when the terminal screen and flags pop up usually, could be a cachyos issue tho, happens primarily after I sudo pacman -Syu before shutdown
The ongoing Russian summer offensive has prepared extremely unpleasant surprises for the AFU command: Ukranian bridgehead in the Kursk region has been practically destroyed, Volchansk, forgotten by military analysts for many months, has reminded itse…
- WATCH: Is Israel using the Druze to expand hegemony in region? - Today’s death toll in Gaza rises again - Two bodies recovered after Israeli attack in Khan Younis - Slovenia declaring far-right Israeli ministers ‘persona non grata’ - Photos: Parents mourn children killed, wounded in Israeli attack on Gaza food centre
Librem 5 camera/kernel can do three possible resolutions, ~1024x768 @ ~24fps, ~2048x.. @ ~31 fps and ~4096x.. @ ~15fps. Debayering is actually easier and better quality if we downscale at the same time, and that allows best framerate, so we do that (2048x.. resolution).
ARM has problems with cache coherency w.r.t. DMA, and kernel solution is to simply disable cache on DMAbufs for userspace, which means accessing video data is 10x slower than it should be on the CPU. Which means debayering on GPU is attractive, and that's what we do. (gold.frag). GPU can do more image signal processing functions easily, too, so we do some of that.
Unfortunately, we hit the same uncached memory problem at the GPU output. So we use separate thread to copy. All this unfortunately does not fit on one core, so we need two threads, one controlling GPU debayer on frame n+1, while the other one copies video data from frame n. (heart.c). We save resulting RGBA data to ramdisk. This all costs maybe 80% of one core.
From there, Python scripts can pick them up: ucam.py displaying the viewfinder and mpegize.py handling the video encoding via gstreamer. There's basically 0% cpu left, but I can encode ~1024x.. video. Unfortunately that's without audio and with viewfinder at 1fps. Plus, combination of C + Python is great for prototyping, but may not be that great for performance.
At this point I'd like viewfinder functionality merged into the rest of GPU processing. Ideally, I'd like to have a bitmap with GUI elements, combine it with scaled RGBA data, and rendering it to screen. I know SDL and Gtk, SDL looked like better match, but I could not get SDL and GPU debayering to work in single process (template SDL code is here gitlab.com/tui/debayer-gpu/-/b… ).
If you can integrate main.c and heart.c, that would be welcome. If you have example code that combines SDL with processing on GPU, that would be nice, too. If you know someone who can do GPU/SDL, boost would not be bad, I guess.
I played with it over the last days and I already have 526x390 30 FPS encoding with live viewfinder, perfectly synced audio, color correction, lens shading correction, tone mapping, AWB and AE - consuming about 40% CPU. Still needs chromatic shading correction and AF, and I started experimenting with enabling PDAF.
I can also make the sensor output 60 FPS and RAW10. Patches incoming ;) Still only 2 MIPI lanes though, so no 13MP 30FPS yet.
I think both left- and right-masked PDAF pixels are accessible in 1:2 mode with binning disabled, though I haven't done the math yet to be 100% sure. Enabling/disabling it on demand will be somewhat clunky though. I can also read calibration data from OTP, but AFAIK there are no kernel APIs to expose that to userspace 🙁 source.puri.sm/Librem5/linux/-…
Our sensors are said to contain calibration data for per-channel gains and auto-focus. We need an interface to access and use them akin to what's done for the...
Note that the picture is shifted down-left a bit because the driver was misconfiguring the output parameters to include dummy pixels - fixed that too, along with several out-of-range clocks 👻
It's 526x390, but properly binned (each channel's sample consists of 4 raw pixels averaged), which reduces noise. The shader got heavy though, does only ~35 FPS at this res - but there should be room for optimization. I've been more concerned with its correctness than performance so far.
Stats counting on the CPU with NEON is fast enough for full frame with some subsampling.
I'm giving it some finishing touches and will then publish it of course 😁
I'd expect moving binning to a separate pre-pass to make it faster, we'll see. Also, my stats are center-weighted. Millipixels annoyed me with its reluctance to overexpose the sky 😄
@dos I'm an absolute noob in all these but i have a very naive question : how come older android smartphone can do the same thing with bigger resolution on older chip ? If i compare with an old samsung galaxy s3, it did all this very easily. Is there some secret proprietary sauce to it with specialized closed-source firmware ? Or the librem 5 just has an exotic hardware ?
@lord Specialized hardware. Phones usually don't have to do image processing nor video encoding on CPU or GPU at all, they have hardware ISP and encoders. L5 does not.
On other hardware there's also a matter of whether there's driver and software support for it, so Android may be able to use that, but pmOS - not necessarily.
@dos If you have something where you can draw / handle controls on top of the viewfinder, or at least around it. I did some hacks in the past with capturing gstreamer window, but they were a) probably X11 specific and b) not really great code. If you have nice solution, I'd like to see one.
There's plenty of apps that embed GStreamer's output to look at, and you can even skip it completely and simply import the V4L buffer into SDL's GL context and don't create your own one at all. This is just gluing things together at this point.
@dos I'm not really looking for doing anything with gstreamer output. But if you have example of doing debayering and output via SDL, or know where to find it, I'd love to see it.
Doing it via GStreamer makes buffer queue management easier, but of course it can be done either way. With SDL you get GL context already, so you just do it the way I showed you some time ago. You skip the context creation part and you're done.
So I was just adding autofocus to my toy code and I wanted to be able to trigger it by tapping on the viewfinder. Just replaced waylandsink with gtkwaylandsink, grabbed its GtkWidget and added it to my GtkWindow and it works 😛
@dos I have feeling that you'll post few more advancements and then you'll disappear, with that code being gone forever. Probably abducted by aliens as that's clearly alien code 😀.
Please publish it somewhere.... we don't want another "Fermat's last theorem" situation.
Also, yes, at 512x.. resolution, things are likely easier. I had a lot of fun trying to get gtk/gstreamer working, and while I got it to work _somehow_, I was not really able to understand/debug performance issues.
Displaying the viewfinder is free with (gl)waylandsink, as the dmabuf gets passed directly to the compositor in a subsurface, so the resolution is not important - it goes straight to the GPU for compositing. It's important for encoding and that's where uncached buffers can bite you, but since my shader is currently too heavy to handle higher res anyway it's not a thing I concern myself with right now.
And the code is basic, it just takes time to get familiar with the problem space 😜
@dos I want to see how you do that magic... to see if it looks reasonable or if I should keep playing with sdl. Note that first thing gstreamer will do is downscale color information. If you do that in shader -- YUY2 -- gstreamer will be faster. But having 512x.. image with perfect color in each pixel is a waste with h264 compression
Outputting AYUV is trivial and makes encoding slightly faster, but then you lose the viewfinder for free as that's not a format that can be passed to the compositor.
Ideally we would output planar YUV (perhaps with multiple render targets?) as that can be sampled from with recent etnaviv: gitlab.freedesktop.org/mesa/me…
For now I'm limiting myself to what's possible on bookworm/crimson though 😀
@dos So, this is what I was targetting with my "gstreamer will downscale UV components" comment: GPU is doing heavy computation to make sure you have great color values for each pixel, only for gstreamer to discard it in the next step.
I'm relying on kernel changes, so I need to put everything in place first. It also took some time for me to get reasonably confident that what I'm doing is correct. I'm pretty much done though, just some cleanups left to do.
By the way, the actual framerate limits (verified to work) are 120 FPS @ 1052x780, 60 FPS at 2104x1560 and 20 FPS (8-bit) or 15 FPS (10-bit) at 4208x3120. Full res could go up to 30 FPS, but only once we get 4 lane configuration to work.
I can even produce 120 FPS video, although it doesn't skip frames only once downscaled to 127x93 right now 😂
@dos I guess that for 120 fps video, you'd want to capture a burst to available memory, and do the conversion after the capture is done.
Could we get some intermediate (maybe cropped) modes, too? For digital zoom, or maybe for cases where performance is not available to deal with full image.
RansomedVC has a history of leaking its competitors' data. Heck, they even leaked their own to get attention. Now they're back, and one of their first targets was the Medusa ransomware gang.
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