March 2019, “Community Choice” Project of the Month

For our March 2019 "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected  --

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March 2019, "Community Choice" Project of the Month – Lazarus For our March 2019 "Community Choice" Project of the Month, the community elected Lazarus, rapid applications development tool and libraries for FPC. Lazarus was previously elected "Community Choice" Project of the Month in August 2017 where developer Mattias Gaertner spoke about the project's developments and direction. Recently we caught up with Mattias to find out how the project has been doing since then. Vote For April's Project of the Month The vote for the April 2019 Community Choice SourceForge Project of the Month is now available, and will run until March 15, 2019 12:00 UTC. The candidates for SourceForge Project of the Month for April 2019 are: BlissOS-x86 Android based OS that incorporates many customization options and added security features Fedberry Fedora Remix for Raspberry Pi® 2/3 computers winpython Portable Scientific Python 2/3 32/64bit Distribution for Windows x64dbg An open-source x64/x32 debugger for windows asuswrt-merlin Alternative firmware for Asus wireless routers PC Equalizer - GUI GUI for Equalizer APO waircut WPS wireless protocol audit software for Windows DxWnd Window hooker to run fullscreen programs in window and more Skim A PDF Reader and Note-taker for OS X Q&A with NetBrain: on How Adaptive Network Automation Empowers Today's Enterprises and Network Service Providers SourceForge recently caught up with Grant Ho, Senior Vice President at NetBrain, to talk about the differences between an autonomous and adaptive network and discuss the advantages of using adaptive network automation. 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This nonprofit conference includes Postgres and open source related tutorials, trainings, breakout sessions, summits, career fair, speed mentoring and more! Today in Tech - 1992 On this day in 1992 the Michelangelo Virus struck thousands of computers, causing data loss. The Michelangelo Virus is a computer virus that was discovered on February 4, 1991 and was designed to infect computers by overwriting critical data on their boot disk and damaging the disk. Researchers named it after the Renaissance artist Michelangelo because every year it would remain dormant until the artist's birthday, March 6. There is nothing in the virus' code that referenced the artist however, so it is quite possible that the virus author, who remains unknown, never intended for the virus to be named after Michelangelo! The Michelangelo Virus is among the earliest viruses to receive widespread media attention, as well as instigate widespread hysteria. The latter was caused primarily by initial reports on the virus stating that it would affect millions of computers, when in fact it only infected a few thousand. After the initial attack, news outlets eventually lost interest in the virus and it was quickly forgotten. Find out more here. Help Wanted SharkLinux BADLY needs docs written If you are looking for an Open Source project to contribute your time to, or if you are someone who wants to advertise your skills, check out the Help Wanted page or Project Wanted page. Final Thoughts If you know someone who is not getting this mailing, encourage them to sign up. If you want to change your newsletter frequency to monthly, go here. Thanks for being part of the SourceForge community! And, if you need to get in touch directly, feel free to send us an email at CommunityTeam@sourceforge.net.

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