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Engineer; IoT Researcher; Data Scientist; CompSci, Electronics, & Maths geek. Enjoys XKCD, skiing, swimming, running, scuba diving & paddle-boarding…

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Scott Helme@Scott_Helme·

11h

There are only 10 days left until the Let's Encrypt root certificate expires and there are still questions over what the impact will be! Full details here: https://scotthelme.co.uk/lets-encrypt-old-root-expiration/

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TNMOC @tnmoc·

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Celebrating the first successful Fortran program #onthisday 1954. Nearly 70 years on and Fortran still going strong in an unforgiving, competitive field - remains in the top 20 programming languages: @tnmoc #STEM #sciencetwitter #edutwitter #programming

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AJP 😷@_AJP_·

19 Sep

This is a good short series if (like me) you’ve always wanted to know how to go beyond a “Hello World” Linux kernel mod…

Writing a GPIO Driver for the Raspberry Pi (Part 3/3).
https://youtu.be/wB5PAFnk6L4

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AJP 😷@_AJP_·

19 Sep

Please no. Let’s all agree NOT to do this… 😬

MIT Technology Review@techreview

As hybrid and remote work become the norm, meetings are including video game and virtual reality elements to increase engagement. https://trib.al/u5M9d26

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RS Components@RSComponents·

18 Sep

ON THIS DAY | In 1989, NeXT Computer released v1.0 of NeXTSTEP, an object-oriented, multitasking operating system. Originally designed to run on NeXT’s brand of computers, it was later ported to other architectures such as the Intel x86. #OnThisDay

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