(c) ArsTechnica Just one day after announcing the availability of the Debian GNU/Linux 10.2 “Buster” maintenance update, the Debian Project now published live and installable ISO images for all supported architectures and flavors. Debian GNU/Linux 10.2 “Buster” consists of over two months of updates release through […]
The Switch and professional wrestling have become somewhat intertwined of late. Nintendo’s console benefitted from the promotional push of the one and only John Cena at launch, and more recently it has been used to fuel storylines. Heck, we’ve even seen the Switch enter the ring. However, as far as […]
Taking a break from their recent run of consumer-focused video card launches, this morning AMD is turning their attention to the professional side of the market. With their new Navi GPUs and the underlying RDNA architecture in hand, the company is now looking to apply that technology to their workstation […]
The Linux Foundation welcomes the Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS) as a new project. LVFS is a secure website that allows hardware vendors to upload firmware updates. It’s used by all major Linux distributions to provide metadata for clients, such as fwupdmgr, GNOME Software and KDE Discover. To learn more about the […]
The Masters of Photography courses are aimed at offering instruction from those who have mastered their genre, to those who are entering it. The Albert Watson course covers his whole career, working in portraiture and commercial advertising as well as shooting landscapes and personal projects. Here’s what I thought after […]
Travel photography is mostly associated with exploration of wild, untouched spaces, but in my experience, most commissioned travel photography takes place in cities. This article provides five tips for getting started in urban photography. When I first got into photography, my aim was to share the beautiful wilderness on my […]
