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For those in the UK, the kit is also available through Pimoroni - https://shop.pimoroni.com/products/the-three-fives-kit-a-dis...
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How to Build a Low-Tech Solar Panel?
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Why is this post marked as being from 2017? Wasn't it released yesterday (20th according to https://n-o-d-e.net/rss/rss.xml )
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Remembering Intel 740
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Finnish-Ing Off Fake News
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Do Apple AirTags work on the Underground? [video]
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JSON Serializer in Python
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The Mistake of a New Laptop
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Owning Your Own Data
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Ah yes, you are right. Looks like it's scriptable as well. This looks pretty great then, especially having it baked into the installation image.
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Some servers restart automatically as soon as it gets to the year 2050, so by figuring out how long a game usually lasts and when the current game started you can make a guess as to when the next one will start. The servers run by the OpenT
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Are we sure this isn't an April fools? I like the idea of having a guided install in addition to the standard one, but it doesn't seem quite in the spirit of the Arch Way. https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/
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I've lost many hours to OpenTTD, so great to see more people might find out about it now it's on Steam. To anyone who has only played single-player, I would recommend trying out one of the many servers - the massive networks some
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Yeah, it's great. I'm using a Moto G3 from 2015 that continues to get weekly updates (although still on 17.1 at the moment) and I have no complaints. Only app with any issues is Firefox for Mobile - sometimes a single webpage will
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LineageOS 18.1
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The Dual-Screen Pinebook Pro
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Reddit Degraded Performance
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How Git servers work, and how to keep yours secure
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BBC Micro emulation on a $4 Raspberry Pi Pico [video]
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Reddit status [1] just updated to say they're investigating elevated error rates. [1] https://www.redditstatus.com
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Slow Ways Launch Delayed
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UK radio station censured over Covid conspiracy theories
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Computerphile has a video showing a nice visual explanation of this technique, albeit for inserting values into a linked list rather than deleting them. https://youtu.be/0ZEX_l0DFK0
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Apologies, I've edited it now. I did consider this initially, but the guidelines ask that the original title is used, and I wasn't sure if this fell under misleading.
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PinePhone KDE Community Edition is now available
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DOOM on the Nintendo Game and Watch [video]
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Because most of the routes have not been tested yet - all of them have been put together by volunteers during quarantine. And, from experience, even though they've been constructed from public footpaths, that's no guarantee of the