There’s qmpdclient but it may have been abandoned as well. Strange to see that no QT based mpd clients are in active development while KDE is probably more popular than it’s ever been.
A quote from the above New Yorker article summarizes the blog’s political stance, which Lokey told Bloomberg is: “Russia=good. Obama=idiot. Bashar al-Assad=benevolent leader. John Kerry= dunce. Vladimir Putin=greatest leader in the history of statecraft.”
Author has decided this is the final release and has archived the project. Hopefully a good fork emerges. It would be a shame for this great mpd client to die now.
China remains as tied as ever to fossil fuels, even as it adds more renewable power than any other nation. Last year, the share of coal and gas in power generation was stuck at 71%, the same as 2020.
ProtonMail is a service lauded for its commitment to privacy. It’s a particular favorite amongst journalists, as it can be used by whistleblowers and the like securely without fear of revealing their identity. However, ProtonMail was recently compelled by Swiss authorities to release the IP address it had logged of a user, though it had a good reason.
Smart meters form mesh networks among themselves and transmit your usage data all around. Some of them even allow the power company to turn off your power remotely, through the mesh. You might want to know if any of this information is sensitive, or if the power shutdown system has got glaring security flaws and random people could just turn your house off.
In this article, we will dive into the reverse engineering of wireless signals with off the shelf tools and how to launch practical attacks against these wireless systems.
Satellite streaks aren't yet a huge problem, but they're bound to increase as Musk's SpaceX and other companies launch more low-Earth orbiting satellites, the American Astronomical Society says.
Can you link to your awesome open source C++ music player?