Day: July 9, 2023
Freeciv 3D In the Browser Now Ready!
Long-time Slashdot reader Andreas(R) has an announcement:
Freeciv 3D in the browser is now ready to be played by everyone on FCIV.NET! This is a version of the classic strategy game Freeciv.
The game is open source with an AGPL license, and has been…
Twitter Blue accounts fuel Ukraine War misinformation
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EXPLOIT ! High-impact vulnerabilities in Firefox – UPDATE
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NATO allies send 1,000 troops to help guard Vilnius summit
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Ron DeSantis says he will try to revoke China’s trade status if elected president
The Republican governor of Florida said he’d take ‘executive action as appropriate’ to revoke Beijing’s legal designationThe Republican presidential candidate and Florida governor Ron DeSantis said on Sunday he would aim to revoke China’s permanent nor…
Russian teen Mirra Andreeva helps herself at Wimbledon in reaching fourth round
Mirra Andreeva didn’t go far when she needed some advice after losing in the third round at her first major tennis tournament.
Emulate USB descriptor?
I bought some old DJ Controller (Hercules MP3 control LE) from a flea market. That doesn’t seem to run on AMD Host Controller 3.1 though since it sends a wrong usb descriptor. According to devs that descriptor is stored in ROM and the only way to “change” it would be via some kind of usb proxy/emulator that intercepts usb packets and changes the descriptor accordingly. Did some research and it seems that it could possible done with a Raspberry Pi and the https://github.com/nesto-software/USBProxy software. Not sure though if it allows to actually filter any traffic and just change the descriptor part. Does anybody have experience doing something like this?
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‘They want us to disappear’: Taliban bans beauty salons in Afghanistan
The Taliban is outlawing salons across the country, ordering them to close in one month and putting thousands of women out of work.