IPv4 and IPv6 addresses followup
Firstly, thank you for your patience as we tried kmeet/jitsi. Whilst a lot of it did work, and it has a number of advantages over zoom, I think we can[…]
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Firstly, thank you for your patience as we tried kmeet/jitsi. Whilst a lot of it did work, and it has a number of advantages over zoom, I think we can[…]
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This month we look at Generative AI, including a bit of history, opening the pandoras box, how they work and how they compare. Will include a demo or two. If[…]
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Regular social media has been a source of concern for many years, with specific concerns around data gathering, profiling and hidden algorithms used to sell more ads. In 2016 the[…]
Read moreIn todays talk, Peter Weston will be taking us through how he uses Tuya devices in his smart home. We will also cover some of the protocols used in home[…]
Read moreThis month, Tomy Duby showed that a modern computer (including a smartphone) can also do complex scientific and engineering calculations. To achieve this, one needs suitable programs. Using two free[…]
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This month we had a talk about various aspects of backups. We’ll touch on why, different backup schemes and what I do. Included are a couple of videos. Plenty of[…]
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This month we have a talk about immich – the open source alternative to Google Photos. We will discuss its features, why we would want to use it, architecture, containers,[…]
Read moreThis is the follow-up post to the on-line meeting containing the materials used. This month we have a talk about virtual machines, containers and related technologies. We will discuss how[…]
Read moreOur Stories – memories of the nineteen-forties and fifties at timewitnesses.orgBreakthrough – life-changing episodes in our early yearsThird Age Trust – 1,057 u3as with over 450,000 membersInterest Groups Online –[…]
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I noticed that the local council picked up on the recent talk “how to reduce your electricity bill to zero“. See Wokingham climate bulletin. Nice 🙂
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