Extending the Android SDK

System Architecture
Valid8.com Simulators, Emulators, Network Conformance Testing Tools
Mobile,fixed network testing. Load,conformance,emulation,feature,3GPP standards test. 5G,4G/LTE,3G/UMTS,IoT,IMS Core,VoIP,SIP,radius,diameter,sctp,tcp,udp,P25 ISSI/CSSI,MCX,mission critical communications.
Grokking RISC-V Vector Processing
While the basic idea of vector processing is simple, the details can get complex. The purpose of this story is to explain the fundamental idea of vector processing and how that has been implemented…
PyTorch Poisoned in Software Supply Chain Attack
If you downloaded PyTorch-nightly on Linux via pip between Dec. 25, 2022, and Dec. 30, 2022, you've got trouble.
What Is Multi-Access Edge Computing?
Multi-access edge computing helps to move traffic computation from central cloud to more of an edge environment. Learn more about MEC.
Use this open source API gateway to scale your API
Adopt an API-Led architecture with Apache APISIX.
How to Use Time-Stamped Data to Reduce Network Downtime
Telecommunication organizations need to ensure they have the necessary resources and technology to maintain service uptime SLAs.
How to Overcome Challenges in an API-Centric Architecture
Although an API-led approach is key to enable agility, several hurdles can develop due to the wide use of APIs and API reuse.
You’re Wasting Your Time with Incident Management
What keeps your systems running? People do. No matter how sophisticated your technology, it will only succeed with a social system designed to support it effectively.
Default setup: A new way to enable GitHub code scanning | The GitHub Blog
Default setup is a new way to automatically set up code scanning on your repository, without the use of a .yaml file.
The IO monad
The IO container forms a monad. An article for object-oriented programmers.
Exaloop
Modernizing high-performance computing.
Store app state in urls
Introducing Web Components Guide – Web Components Guide
Hello, world! Announcing the launch of a new way to learn how to create Web Components.
Defining Digital Identity
The following is an excerpt from my upcoming book, Learning Digital Identity, which will be available January 2023.
Memory-management short topics: page-table sharing and working sets
The kernel's memory-management developers have been busy before and during
the holidays; the result is a number of patch sets making significant
changes to that subsystem. It is time for a quick look at three of those
projects. Two of them aim to increase the sharing of page tables between
processes, while the third takes advantage of the multi-generational LRU to create a better
picture of what a process's working set actually is.
README — Owl v0.6.0
Disconnected environments, proxies and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a multi-platform cloud-based endpoint protection product that comprises multiple capabilities and features. There are many moving parts that make up Defender for Endpoint, and many of these parts require network connectivity. Disconnected and air-gapped environment...
Federated Mastodon API Automation Building Blocks
I am making more progress on automating my Mastodon world. Throughout the holidays I spent time getting to know the Mastodon API, forking and iterating upon an OpenAPI for the API, and generating a mix of capability API collections that accomplished what I was needing to do with the Mastodon API. Now I am getting to work automating my different Mastodon instances using what I have built. I am not entirely sure what I am automating, as this will vary from instance to instance. The mastodon.apievangelist.com domain will require a very different approach to API automation than mastodon.kinlane.com will. One is professional and one is personal. Adding even more complexity to the federated chaos, I will not just be automating this across domains I control, but because of the nature of my research, I will be automating some aspects of this using many of the leading Mastodon instances. While talking to people during this work I (once again) realize how much I assume of people when it comes to onboarding with APIs, with Postman, and being able to follow, let alone put to use anything I am building. In an effort to bridge this divide I am going to keep polishing how I talk about it here on the blog, producing many different narratives for how I can introduce people to this work with the federated Mastodon API. A significant portion of what I am building involves understanding what Postman does, and how Postman works with any API, including the Mastodon API. To follow along it helps to have a healthy understanding of Postman which you can get via the learning center, but beyond that it helps to understand how the Postman building blocks help automate activity across federated APIs like Mastodon, by leveraging these Postman platform capabilities.
Renato Athaydes
Seymour Papert - Wikipedia
Enfabrica intros hyper-distributed data moving ASIC – Blocks and Files
Enfabrica is developing a technology solution it claims will be “able to scale across every form of distributed system."
An introduction to DocArray, an open source AI library
DocArray is hosted by the Linux Foundation to provide an inclusive and standard multimodal data model within the open source community and beyond.
A PostScript Cartridge for an HP LaserJet printer #VintageComputing #LaserJet #HP
Pagetable recently dissected and dumped the Level 2 “Plus” version of HP’s PostScript cartridge series. This time, they will look at the earlier Level 1 “PostScript Cartridge”. There are two cartri…
libcpucycles – count CPU cycles on several architectures #Programming
libcpucycles is a public-domain microlibrary for counting CPU cycles. Cycle counts are not as detailed as Falk diagrams but are the most precise timers available to typical software; they are centr…
Portal Calendar
The new year means new calendars. This project shows off why an e-ink display makes a great calendar. The clean, crisp and highly legable design draws inspiration from Portal. Because its low power…
Introducing the new differential privacy platform from Microsoft and Harvard's OpenDP
Differential privacy makes it possible to extract useful insights from datasets while safeguarding the privacy of individuals. Learn more about this new open source project.
Differential Privacy - Microsoft AI Lab
Learn about differential privacy from Microsoft AI. Safeguard the privacy of people while enabling deeper analysis to empower research and innovation.
Differential Privacy: Future Work & Open Challenges | NIST
OpenDP
We are engaging a community of collaborators in academia, industry, and government to build trustworthy, open-source software tools for statistical analysis of sensitive private data