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Squab Linux Live - the most complete live system in the world.

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Update: In the download folder is a companion.iso that contains recent versions of useful apps that come in AppImage format. Original article  Designed to work offline, as a complete solution for both the artist and the tinkerer, is also useful for the PC programmer and for the embedded engineer. It is based on a non-systemd Linux distribution and for the times when an Internet connection is desired, there is an already configured firewall paired with a secured Firefox browser.  The author says that it is also the foundation for it's yet to be released "Arduino Projects with LunaAVR and C languages under Linux" book. The Live DVD can be downloaded from this Google Drive folder .

Finally, EU cares for itself...

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  "The European Commission kick-starts today two new Industrial Alliances: the Alliance for Processors and Semiconductor technologies, and the European Alliance for Industrial Data, Edge and Cloud. The two new alliances will advance the next generation of microchips and industrial cloud/edge computing technologies and provide the EU with the capabilities needed to strengthen its critical digital infrastructures, products and services. The alliances will bring together businesses, Member State representatives, academia, users, as well as research and technology organisations." Read more here .

RISC-V Update for September 2020

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Google: Big changes to Gmail

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Google merges Gmail , Google Docs , Google Chat , and Google Meet into a single application that will be available to any modern web browser or Android mobile phone. Probably, the target is the Teams product from Microsoft... Read more on ArsTechnica.

Finally, NASA will have the perfect 3D engine

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Especially for creating the MARS expeditions. Unreal Engine 5 will come in 2021.

Wireless trap

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Excerpt: Recently, I finally ragequit and replaced all my desk’s wireless devices with wired ones. While I had to invest a bit in figuring out cable management (and break my habit of chewing on headphone cables), I was able to achieve nearly the same level of tidiness, with much better reliability, quality and speed. I no longer have to worry about my equipment failing to pair, running out of battery, or spontaneously giving me garbled robot voice during a livestreamed talk. It’s dramatically reduced my level of device-related agony. Read the rest on the original article.

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