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2 weeks ago |
news.itsfoss.com | Sourav Rudra
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3 weeks ago |
news.itsfoss.com | Sourav Rudra
Elecrow is a Shenzhen-based manufacturer of DIY electronic kits, dev boards, and STEM tools that mostly caters to tinkerers, educators, and hobbyists. Their CrowPi series of kits is particularly popular, offering all-in-one solutions that combine an SBC with sensors, modules, and displays for hands-on learning and experimentation. Their built-in interface and over a 100 interactive projects make learning a child's play, literally.
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3 weeks ago |
news.itsfoss.com | Sourav Rudra
That is what YouTube thinks. Jeff Geerling, one of the most prominent voices in the open source tech and DIY community, has been hit with a community guidelines strike for a 2024 video explaining how to set up LibreELEC on a Raspberry Pi 5. Explaining his situation, Jeff published a detailed blog outlining what happened and what he plans to do next. What is YouTube Smoking?
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3 weeks ago |
news.itsfoss.com | Sourav Rudra
A key part of turning human-written code into machine instructions (something computers can actually run) is handled by a compiler backend. This is where high-level code is converted into low-level machine instructions, which are binary operations a CPU understands. For years, LLVM has been the go-to tool for this job, with its backend powering languages and compilers like Clang, Rust, Swift, Julia, and even parts of Haskell.
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3 weeks ago |
news.itsfoss.com | Sourav Rudra
Despite repeated rounds of international diplomacy, sanctions, and shifting front lines, the most recent chapter of the Russo-Ukrainian War doesn't seem to be closing out anytime soon as both sides remain firmly entrenched in a prolonged, bloody conflict. Amid this ongoing standoff, Ukraine recently launched a major drone operation deep inside Russian territory. And it used an open source software, ArduPilot, for that.
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