I run two pi-holes on my home network (details here). The older of the two was in need of a refresh. Here are some notes on how I did a reinstall. For those that don’t know, a pi-hole is a simple ad-blocking solution. You can donate to the project here. Problem The pi-hole itself can be easily updated over ssh using pihole -up however the OS also needs occasional updating for security.

Pour vous, Zotero remplit bien son rôle – à un petit détail près ? Dans le dépôt des styles, vous avez sélectionné celui qui correspond le mieux à vos exigences. Il est presque parfait. Si seulement vous pouviez remplacer ce point par une virgule… Si vous vous reconnaissez dans ce portrait, ce billet vous est destiné.

Image courtesy of icon king1 from freeicons.io. Posted on 24 February 2022. Overview of research software funding landscape February 24, 2022 By Michelle Barker and Daniel S. Katz DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6102487 This report aims to provide a brief overview of the funding landscape for research software throughout its life cycle. This report explains the methodology, considers available information, and suggests future work.

Image courtesy of icon king1 from freeicons.io. Posted on 24 February 2022. Overview of research software funding landscape February 24, 2022 By Michelle Barker and Daniel S. Katz DOI: https://www.doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6102487 This report aims to provide a brief overview of the funding landscape for research software throughout its life cycle.

Dear rOpenSci friends, it’s time for our monthly news roundup! You can read this post on our blog.Now let’s dive into the activity at and around rOpenSci!rOpenSci HQ rOpenSci is hiring its next Community Manager! Come be part of making our great community even better; Help start a new program promoting diverse leadership in open source; Join a remote, flexible, global, friendly community and team!

Image courtesy of Bongkarn Thanyakij from Pexels via canva. Cross-posted on 17 February 2022. Meet our Founding Members! February 17, 2022 The Research Software Alliance (ReSA) is honored to announce the six Founding Members of its international community: Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC): The ARDC enables the Australian research community and industry access to nationally significant, digital research infrastructure.

Image courtesy of Bongkarn Thanyakij from Pexels via canva. Cross-posted on 17 February 2022. Meet our Founding Members! February 17, 2022 The Research Software Alliance (ReSA) is honored to announce the six Founding Members of its international community: Australian Research Data Commons (ARDC): The ARDC enables the Australian research community and industry access to nationally significant, digital research infrastructure.

This was how being a newcomer to rOpenSci OzUnconf 2019 felt. It was incredible to be a part of such a diverse, welcoming and inclusive environment. I thought it would be fun to blog about how it all began, and the twists and turns we experienced along the way as we developed the gghdr package. The package provides tools for plotting highest density regions with ggplot2 and was inspired by the package hdrcde developed by Rob J Hyndman.

This blog post provides some background to a recent tweet where I expressed my frustration about the duplication of DOIs for the same article. I'm going to document the details here.

[Note: In December 2021, I decided to write down my experiences with the founding of US-RSE. Vanessa Sochat convinced me that it would make more sense for all interested US-RSE members to write a collective post, which we have now done as https://us-rse.org/2022-02-06-a-brief-history-of-usrse/. So much of this blog post overlaps that one, but some of it doesn’t, and I’m publishing this as a record of my recollection.