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IconBarWROCC Newsletter Volume 40:10 reviewed
The latest copy of the monthly WROCC newsletter arrived very promptly this month(and is also on the WROCC website). WROCC returns on Wednesday night with AGM
WROCC's February talk is on wednesday night (back to its usual slot).. WROCC Newsletter Volume 40:9 reviewed
The latest copy of the monthly WROCC newsletter arrived in my inbox recently (and is also on the WROCC website). January 2023 News Summary
Some things we noticed this month. What did you see? Rougol January 2023 meeting - RISC OS Developments
The January ROUGOL meeting was a hybrid event with RISC OS Developments (Richard Brown was in person and Andrew Rawnsley was online). About a quarter of the audience was in the pub and the rest online. MyRISCOS 404 Not Found
RISC OS OpenClock ticks towards 5:30 finishing time
Every eighteen months or so the hands on the clock point at stable-o-clock, the time when we assess all the platforms on which RISC OS runs and determine which are polished enough to meet the unchanging stable release criteria. In addition, new features and any particularly irksome faults are added to the mix. Lost for something to do this summer?
If you’re still circling the A642 for the Wakefield show or snoozing in the deck chair after the MUG midsummer event then unfortunately you missed both of them now. However, you can still catch the highlights of the RISC OS Open talk on YouTube. Virtually the MUG midsummer event
Get ready today, Saturday 2nd July 2022, for the Midland User Group (MUG) online show. I'm floatin' around in ABC
Find yourself writing programs in BBC BASIC? Do your programs ever involve floating point maths? Well we’ve got some good news for you!The Archimedes BASIC Compiler (ABC) 5.00 has been extended with a new option to directly output Vector Floating Point maths instructions which then run on the hardware floating point unit built into many recent Arm processors. This gives a considerable speed increase compared with its predecessor the Floating Point Accelerator which is often emulated now. Wakefield show ups sticks to Bradford
Celebrating its 25th anniversary outing this year is the popular WROCC show on the 21st of May. And maybe of interest....The RegisterHave we learnt nothing from SolarWinds supply chain attacks? Not yet it appears
From frameworks to new federal offices it's time to get busyThe hack of SolarWinds' software more than two years ago pushed the threat of software supply chain attacks to the front of security conversations, but is anything being done?.Semiconductor world in for a rough ride as chip bubble bursts
Just don't expect foundry spending to stop anytime soonAnalysis The semiconductor gold rush is all but over, and we've had our fill. Or so the past month of dismal earnings might have you believe.[an error occurred while processing this directive]Iran crew stole Charlie Hebdo database, says Microsoft
Same gang pestered US voters during 2020 presidential electionMicrosoft believes the gang who boasted it had stolen and leaked more than 200,000 Charlie Hebdo subscribers' personal information is none other than a Tehran-backed criminal group.Microsoft boffins contemplate equipping Excel with AI
Go on, bring on the FLAMEsSooner or later, everything ends up in Microsoft Excel.Musk, Tesla win securities fraud battle over that 'funding secured' tweet
'Wisdom of the people has prevailed' SpaceX supremo beamsElon Musk and Tesla have been found not liable by a jury in a securities fraud trial in which the billionaire and his automaker were accused of misleading investors.Think GeekStuff.tv Latest Gadgets 404 Not Found
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