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Openserve is increasing the speed of three of its fibre products – 10Mbps and 20Mbps (upload speeds), and the 40Mbps to 50Mbps – at no cost to consumers. See Free Openserve fibre speed upgrades #technology […]
Being based on the ActivityPub standard means that we can use Mastodon, PeerTube (a YouTube-like service), PixelFed (an Instagram-like service) and many others, and they can all interoperate. This gives the fediverse a scale advantage […]
While 60Mbps isn’t a gigabit, it’s on par with some of the lower cable speed tiers and is much higher than speeds offered by many DSL services in the rural areas where SpaceX is likely […]
Earlier this year, the developers of Debian elected Jonathan Carter, a South African based in Cape Town, as the Debian Project Lead. Debian is a Linux distribution that is an important component in the free […]
I just set up my Raspberry Pi weather station to use automated raspiBackup as another SD card failed today and the last image backup I did manually was about 2 months ago (because who regularly […]
In this 5-minute video I explain how two different baud rates, two different COM ports, and using the APRS TNC instead of the package TNC can trip many up into not getting the connection to […]
It’s looking promising but the current iteration is certainly mainly still intended for enthusiasts as it needs to beef up the performance a bit and get broader support ready for mainstream apps which users are […]
Bang said it took Samsung two years to bring the Buds Live to market, a time frame that involved a lot of experimentation and trial and error. There were three areas of focus: originality in […]
A rather dismal picture actually as it’s the only time I’ve ever seen a study where it costs more to operate an electric car versus a diesel one! In theory if the rural charging points […]
Even as attention has shifted to climate change, the air pollution case has grown stronger and stronger, as the science on air pollution has advanced by leaps and bounds. Researchers are now much more able […]
