What’s up today? (Part 2)

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Best I could do with a small pumpkin, no way to get the letters on aswell :jack_o_lantern:

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Awesome :raised_hands: I’ll need to give a ant a go next year now :laughing:

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Love it, good work!

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Check out the Dev Forum

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Surely the only decentralised network in town with its own hallowe’en pumpkin :sweat_smile:

Very nice @Josh, serious carving skills! I remember struggling to get a mouth on the stupid things without getting seeds and orange gunk all over the place

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Would you grace us with a picture of your neeps, @Southside, on this most hallowed of pagan festivals?

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Careful what you ask for :see_no_evil: thats open for interpretation.

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An opportunity for :ant:! Archiving the 2024 election.

Four weeks before the biggest election in history, the The Wayback Machine, was hacked in a major DDOS attack. The site was restored partially, but for the moment operates as “read only”. It is not possible to ask the archive to save a page. In a strange coincidence, Google caching stopped earlier this year and officially ended in September. So there is suddenly no recognised source of common shared truth about the history of the internet at the moment. Officially, supposedly, they will be back in action, sometime, one day, and theoretically they are copying the same pages they normally copy, they just can’t update yet, or archive new pages…

Imagine how convenient that might be if someone were planning to lie, cheat, or change their story after the election?

So please, everyone, “keep a copy”, and tell your friends to keep copies too. Capture the screenshots. Save the page. Download the youtubes and save them. You never know when an election promise, a counting tally, a prediction, or a gaffe might disappear down a memory hole.

More:

https://joannenova.com.au/2024/11/hmm-the-historic-archive-of-the-internet-is-hacked-out-of-action-in-these-critical-weeks/

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Four weeks before the biggest election in history

Yes, syphilis or gonorrhea, who will win!? Such a big and important historical moment for the world :sweat_smile:

Jokes aside, interesting theory, and Autonomi preserving people’s data will be very welcome.

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The best new single board computers for makers and enthusiasts of the past 12 months. Read this description later if you do not want to know the boards before you watch the video! The ExplainingComputers Top 5 New SBCs of 2024, together with the videos in which I first reviewed them, are as follows:

  1. Radxa X4: • Radxa X4: An N100 Pi
  2. Radxa Rock 5 ITX: • Arm PC Build (Rock 5 ITX)
    1. Odroid M1S: • Odroid M1S: Great Value SBC Kit
    1. Banana Pi BPI-F3: • Banana Pi BPI-F3: Octa Core RISC-V SB…
    1. Lichee Pi 3A: • Lichee Pi 3A: RISC-V SBC with 2 x M.2…

You can also quickly locate any of my SBC video reviews – Arm, x86 and RISC-V from this page: https://www.explainingcomputers.com/sbc.html
Chapters:
00:00 Titles & Intro
01:49 Worthy Mentions
06:04 Close Contenders
09:47 Joint 4th: Banana Pi BPI-F3 & Lichee Pi 3A
12:30 3rd: Odroid M1S
14:17 2nd: Rock 5 ITX
16:44 1st: Radxa X4
19:15 Wrap

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https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-fixes-windows-10-bug-causing-apps-to-stop-working/

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My default position is that if its in the Record its a lie :slight_smile:

but anything for clicks…

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16 posts were split to a new topic: Python modules for node, client and self-encryption

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1 attos 1 nrs :sweat_smile:

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