Only a couple of weeks late this time…

• A longstanding bug was found in GnuTLS
• Mozilla introduced a “new” JPEG library
• Libreoffice now has “fresh” and “stable” releases
• Python-3.4 was released
• Android games can soon connect with iOS games
• The Full Disclosure list was shut down, and resurrected…
• BBQLinux – yet another Arch derivative
• How to add multiple versions of a function optimized for different architectures in GCC
• Google Drive space became rather cheap
• Facebook released wrap – a fast C and C++ preprocessor
• Google is replacing GTK+ in their browser with a new toolkit
• Musl libc 1.0 was released
• The quest to compile the Linux kernel with LLVM is ongoing
• The Linux Foundataion’s Introduction to Linux course is going to be free this “summer”
• Apple open sourced their AArch64 backend for LLVM, so there is now two…
• A new debugger allowing you to to replay your code multiple times
• Why you should not rerelease software without changing the version number (it is really annoying…)
• Take a browse of old MS-DOS and Work source code
• Vote for NASA’s new spacesuit look