Murielle Bolle « a réitéré qu’elle n’avait pas fait l’objet de violences », alors que son cousin « a confirmé ses déclarations »

Téléchargez et imprimez les cartes du ciel visible en début et en fin de nuit les 28, 29 et 30 juillet aux latitudes européennes.

Le journaliste et rédacteur photo américain, figure du photojournalisme du XXe siècle, s’est éteint le 28 juillet à l’âge de 100 ans.

Le rapporteur public du Conseil d’Etat a recommandé, vendredi, le rejet des appels formés par la ville et le ministère de l’intérieur contre des mesures d’aides aux migrants.

Le tome III de sa trilogie « Vernon Subutex » est déjà un gros succès. Quatorze ans après « Baise-Moi », la romancière est membre de l’académie Goncourt, pacsée… Rangée ? Moins tourmentée disent ses proches. Mais toujours enragée.

Le Japon soupçonne le missile d’être tombé dans sa « zone économique exclusive ».

Vues sur la France 6/6. Des correspondants de la presse étrangère à Paris racontent leur pays d’adoption. Le Britannique Simon Kuper, éditorialiste au « Financial Times », compte demander sa naturalisation.

Dix-sept journalistes, dirigeants et autres collaborateurs actuels ou passés de « Cumhuriyet » sont jugés à Istanbul, accusés de soutenir le terrorisme.

Au cours de son enquête sur les rites de « purification sexuelle », notre reporter a été confronté à l’omerta qui entoure le sujet dans certaines régions écrasées par le poids des traditions.

Dans une vidéo vite devenue virale, l’employé d’un centre de recherche maltraite des bébés pandas géants. Ce « trésor national » est pourtant loin d’être sans défense.

Stable kernels 4.12.4, 4.9.40, 4.4.79, and 3.18.63 have been released. They all contain important fixes and users should upgrade.

Security updates have been issued by Arch Linux (cacti and chromium), CentOS (tomcat), Debian (roundcube), Fedora (bind99, dhcp, freeradius, golang, mingw-poppler, minicom, php-symfony, and webkitgtk4), openSUSE (GraphicsMagick and the_silver_searcher), Oracle (tomcat), Scientific Linux (tomcat), SUSE (kernel), and Ubuntu (apache2 and freeradius).

Linux.com is carrying an article about email2git by its developer, Alexandre Courouble. Email2git is a way to match up commits and the email thread that discussed them. It currently targets the kernel and threads from the linux-kernel mailing list. There are two separate ways to use it, as an extension to cregit (at https://cregit.linuxsources.org/) that allows browsing changes at the token level or via a search by commit ID interface. "The Linux project's email-based reviewing process is highly effective in filtering open source contributions on their way from mailing list discussions towards Linus Torvalds' Git repository. However, once integrated, it can be difficult to link Git commits back to their review comments in mailing list discussions, especially when considering commits that underwent multiple versions (and hence review rounds), that belong to a multi-patch series, or that were cherry- picked.
As an answer to these and other issues, we created email2git, a patch retrieving system built for the Linux kernel. For a given commit, the tool is capable of finding the email patch as well as the email conversation that took place during the review process. We are currently improving the system with support for multi-patch series and cherry-picking." The code for email2git is available on GitHub.

The kernel's CPU scheduler is charged with choosing which task to run next, but also with deciding where in a multi-CPU system that task should run.
As is often the case, that choice comes down to heuristics — rules of thumb codifying the developers' experience of what tends to work best. One key task-placement heuristic has been in place since 2015, but a recent discussion suggests that it may need to be revisited.

Version 4.0 of the Suricata intrusion detection system (IDS) and network security monitor (NSM) has been released. The release has improved detection for threats in HTTP, SSH, and other protocols, improvements to TLS, new support for NFS, additions to the extensible event format (EVE) JSON logging, some parts have been implemented in Rust, and more. "This is the first release in which we’ve implemented parts in the Rust language using the Nom parser framework. This work is inspired by Pierre Chiffliers’ (ANSSI), talk at SuriCon 2016 (pdf). By compiling with –enable-rust you’ll get a basic NFS parser and a re-implementation of the DNS parser. Feedback on this is highly appreciated. The Rust support is still experimental, as we are continuing to explore how it functions, performs and what it will take to support it in the community. Additionally we included Pierre Chiffliers Rust parsers work.
This uses external Rust parser ‘crates’ and is enabled by using –enable-rust- experimental. Initially this adds a NTP parser."