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Raspberry Pi 4
Tech
July 6, 2019May 28, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Could we get a Raspberry Pi 4 with 8GB of RAM?

Was the mention of 8GB on the Raspberry Pi 4 manual a typo or a sign of things to come?

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1mb
The Internet
July 5, 2019August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

1MB – the service offering free web hosting

As long as your site is 1MB or less in size. (This is not a sponsored post.) I can still remember learning about web design on Frontpage Express back in 2001. Things were still primitive back then, even after the dot-com bubble burst in 2000. Flash was the latest craze but simple websites (now called …

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Periodic Table of Elements in Danger
Science
July 2, 2019August 16, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Federica Fragapane’s Periodic Table of Elements in Danger

If elements were animals, some would be on the vulnerable list. This periodic table shows the ones at risk.

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Sailfish OS
Mobile
June 16, 2019November 23, 2019 by lukealexdavis

What is Sailfish OS? Huawei might use it to replace Android

The operating system is open-source and could see its biggest consumer application on Huawei devices. Linux is in so much of our day-to-day technology interactions. In the future, it could be in the palm of your hand. Huawei is considering replacing Android with Sailfish OS as its main operating system. But what is Sailfish OS? …

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SnapOnAir Raspberry Pi Zero PCB
Projects
June 5, 2019September 28, 2019 by lukealexdavis

It’s A Raspberry Pi Zero Handheld Computer!

It’s like a PiDA but way cooler. Remember Palm Pilots? Those personal digital assistants that you could put all your meetings into. I was way too young to own or even need one before they died out. Then came more sophisticated mobile phones which I wasn’t too young to own or need. And now we …

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Not Fugaku but whatever
Tech
May 24, 2019September 3, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Fugaku: Japan’s new next-gen supercomputer

The government aim to start using Fugaku in 2021. Back in 2009, I started working at Fujitsu in Stevenage, UK. 10 years later and they’re helping to make a supercomputer for Japan. Together with the RIKEN research institute, they are developing a new supercomputer for the nation. The name Fugaku was announced on 23rd May …

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Tux, the Linux mascot
Tech
May 23, 2019March 6, 2020 by lukealexdavis

South Korea to migrate government systems to Linux

It looks like the republic is one of many nations to switch to the open source OS. Yay, a Linux article at last! South Korea’s Ministry of the Interior and Safety confirmed they’ll be moving their systems from Windows 7 to Linux in the coming months. The migration is said to be influenced by cost-cutting …

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hgterm
Projects
May 17, 2019March 12, 2020 by lukealexdavis

The hgTerm – A Palm-Sized Raspberry Pi Mini Laptop

Finally, someone has made one that looks attractive. A ton of small single board computers have joined the market since the Raspberry Pi was launched in 2012. Some offer better specs than the Pi while others are capable of multiple OS’s with their own quirks. That hasn’t stopped the Pi from growing and it is …

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Vaccines
Science
May 16, 2019December 21, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Vaccines & Why They’re So Important

That’s not the title of the video but it should be and here’s why.

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German Pokédex
Mobile
May 14, 2019November 13, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Here’s How To Build Your Own Pokédex on Android

CEO of Major League Hacking, Mike Swift, published a step-by-step guide on how to build your own Pokédex thanks to an API called Algolia.

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lonnie johnson and his super soaker
Projects
May 10, 2019December 21, 2020 by lukealexdavis

Watch This Old Super Soaker Restore Itself to Original Condition

The Larami Super Soaker, invented by Lonnie Johnson, gets a new lease of life thanks to Hand Tool Rescue.

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Android Q
Mobile
May 9, 2019August 18, 2019 by lukealexdavis

Google release Android Q Beta 3

Google’s latest beta iteration comes with better gestures, dark mode, and more. We’re only a few months away from a new Android OS. The dessert-themed codenames will be deprecated with Android Q. Unless they move to savoury stuff – Android Quiche? But names aside, it’s all about performance and new features and Beta 3 has …

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