imagino que sim.  pelo menos a parte pré-gravada eu mesmo vou publicar, e pretendo fazê-lo em breve, mas achei a sessão de perguntas e respostas legal, espero que tenham conseguido gravar e que publiquem logo

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.9.1-gnu, 5.8.16-gnu, 5.4.72-gnu, 4.19.152-gnu, 4.14.202-gnu, 4.9.240-gnu, and 4.4.240-gnu sources are now available
#Freed-ora 5.9.0-gnu rpms for f34 are available for testing, and 5.8.15-gnu ones for f3[123] are available as updates

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.9-gnu sources and updated cleaning up scripts (changed from 5.9-rc8-gnu) are now available
#Freed-ora 5.9-rc8-gnu rpms for f34 are available for testing, and 5.8.13-gnu ones for f3[123] are available as stable updates

Tomorrow, Tuesday, Oct 13, at 16:30 UTC
0G: Escaping the Surveillance Blackhole with Free Mobile Computing
speech and live Q&A for the monthly meeting of NUUG Oslo
https://nuug.no/aktiviteter/20201013-mobile-computing-with-privacy/
https://fsfla.org/0G

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.8.5-gnu and 5.7.19-gnu sources and #Freesh .debs are now available

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.8.4-gnu, 5.7.18-gnu, 5.4.61-gnu, 4.19.142-gnu, 4.14.195-gnu, 4.9.234-gnu, and 4.4.234-gnu sources are now available
#Freed-ora 5.7.17-gnu rpms for f32 are now available as stable updates; those for f31 remain in testing

Astronomy Picture of the Day

Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.

2020 July 14

Comet NEOWISE over Stonehenge
Image Credit & Copyright: Declan Deval

Explanation: Have you ever seen a comet? Tonight -- and likely the next few nights -- should be a good chance. Go outside just at sunset and look to your northwest. The lower your horizon, the better. Binoculars may help, but if your sky is cloudless and dark, all you should need is your unaided eyes and patience. As the Sun sets, the sky will darken, and there will be an unusual faint streak pointing diagonally near the horizon. That is Comet NEOWISE. It is a 5-kilometer-wide evaporating dirty iceberg visiting from -- and returning to -- the outer Solar System. As the Earth turns, the comet will soon set, so you might want to take a picture. In the featured image, Comet C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE) was captured two mornings ago rising over Stonehenge in the UK. Discovered with the NASA satellite NEOWISE toward the end of March, Comet NEOWISE has surprised many by surviving its closest approach to the Sun, brightening dramatically, and developing impressive (blue) ion and (white) dust tails.

Notable Images of Comet NEOWISE Submitted to APOD: || July 13 || July 12 || July 11 || July 10 & earlier ||
Tomorrow's picture: NEOWISE Night

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#GNU #Linux-libre 5.7.9-gnu, 5.4.52-gnu, and 4.19.133-gnu sources and #Freesh .debs are now available; looks like the fix for ath9k_htc is in
#Freed-ora 5.7.8-gnu rpms for f3[12] are now available as stable updates, but still without that fix

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.7.6-gnu, and 5.4.49-gnu sources, tarballs, patches, and #Freesh .debs are now available
#Freed-ora 5.6.19-gnu rpms for f3[12] are now available as stable updates

.oO e não é que o senado aprovou mesmo o projeto de lei de sacaneamento básico com água privada?  vai dar m...

#GNU #Linux-libre 3.16.85-gnu sources are now available in git
#Freed-ora 5.6.17-gnu rpms for f3[12] and 5.7.0-gnu ones for f33 are now available for testing

#GNU #Linux-libre 4.14.184-gnu, 4.9.227-gnu, and 4.4.227-gnu sources and logs are now available in the git release archive; tarballs and patches are compressing and will be published once I wake back up, if jxself doesn't beat me to it with #Freesh .debs

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.7.2-gnu, 5.6.18-gnu, 5.4.46-gnu, and 4.19.128-gnu sources and logs are now available in the git release archive; #Freesh .debs are now available in the apt repo; tarballs and patches will be published once compression is completed

.oO sabe virada de ano?  na Nova Zelândia, já é pós-pandemia!  umas 13h depois, estaríamos na mesma situação, se tivéssemos feito igual.  'tão 'bora tomar "atalho", do crescimento exponencial pra reabertura.  ouvi alguém dizer que todas as vidas importam?

#GNU #Linux-libre  5.7.1-gnu, 5.6.17-gnu, 5.4.45-gnu, and 4.19.127-gnu sources are now available in the git release archive, and #Freesh .debs are in the https repo (thanks, jxself); tarballs and patches will be available shortly

.oO RIP George Floyd.  you and I were born months apart; now you're gone.  your life mattered.  may your legacy haunt anyone who thought otherwise, and bring us all the fresh breath of civilization you were deprived of

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.7-rc7-gnu source tarballs and patches, with updated cleaning-up scripts, have been available for testing since yesterday, at the usual places and also at git://linux-libre.fsfla.org/releases.git (yet to be fully populated)

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.7-gnu sources, scripts and logs are now available in a new git release archive at git://linux-libre.fsfla.org/releases.git; the usual stuff, minus now-obviated binary xdeltas, is also available from the usual place

Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.

2020 May 26

The Milky Way over Snow-Capped Himalayas
Image Credit & Copyright: Tomas Havel

Explanation: What’s higher than the Himalayas? Although the Himalayan Mountains are the tallest on planet Earth, they don't measure up to the Milky Way. Visible above the snow-capped mountains in the featured image is the arcing central band of our home galaxy. The bright spot just above the central plane is the planet Jupiter, while the brightest orange spot on the upper right is the star Antares. The astrophotographer braved below-zero temperatures at nearly 4,000-meters altitude to take the photographs that compose this image. The featured picture is a composite of eight exposures taken with same camera and from the same location over three hours, just after sunset, in 2019 April, from near Bimtang Lake in Nepal. Over much of planet Earth, the planets Mercury (faint) and Venus (bright) will be visible this week after sunset.

Experts Debate: How will humanity first discover extraterrestrial life?
Tomorrow's picture: Earth from Saturn

#GNU #Linux-libre 5.6.15-gnu, 5.4.43-gnu, 4.19.125-gnu, 4.14.182-gnu, 4.9.225-gnu, and 4.4.225-gnu source tarballs and patches, and #Freesh .debs are now available