Links Jan 2022Links Jan 2022
Washington Post has an interesting article on how gender neutral language is developing in different countries [1]. pimaker has an interesting blog post about how they wrote a RISCV CPU[...]
Month: January 2022
Australia/NZ Linux MeetingsAustralia/NZ Linux Meetings
I am going to start a new Linux focused FOSS online meeting for people in Australia and nearby areas. People can join from anywhere but the aim will be to[...]
SSD EnduranceSSD Endurance
I previously wrote about the issue of swap potentially breaking SSD [1]. My conclusion was that swap wouldn’t be a problem as no normally operating systems that I run had[...]
Video Conferencing (LCA)Video Conferencing (LCA)
I’ve just done a tech check for my LCA lecture. I had initially planned to do what I had done before and use my phone for recording audio and video[...]
Terrorists Inspired by FictionTerrorists Inspired by Fiction
The Tom Clancy book Debt of Honor published in August 1994 first introduced the concept of a heavy passenger aircraft being used as a weapon by terrorists against a well[...]
Big Smart TVsBig Smart TVs
Recently a relative who owned a 50″ Plasma TV asked me for advice on getting a new TV. Looking at the options all the TVs seem to be smart TVs[...]
Curiosity StreamCuriosity Stream
I have recently signed up for the Curiosity Stream [1] documentary site, this is designed to be like Netflix but for non-fiction content only. The service costs $US15 per annum[...]