Collaborate Disseminate
As Tom Nardi mentioned in this week’s podcast, the Northeast US is pretty apocalyptically socked in with smoke from wildfires in Canada. It’s what we here in Idaho call “August,” …read more Continue reading Hackaday Links: June 11, 2023
Social engineering and employee mistakes lead to breach Veteran’s Administration and the National Health Service. Continue reading Data Breaches Exposes Vets, COVID-19 Patients
The Welsh Assembly had a Zoom meeting today to discuss the government’s response to the Coronavirus pandemic.
It… err.. didn’t go entirely to plan. See what happened and how you can prevent it from happening to you.
Continue reading This Zoom trick would have saved swearing politician’s blushes
Some 4,500 years ago, the ticket to a megalithic party was a pig from your local farm. Continue reading Want to Know Who Partied at Stonehenge? Look at the Pig Bones
Openreach, a British infrastructure delivery company, came up with the idea to deal with tricky terrain. Continue reading Drones and Fishing Lines Are Bringing Broadband to Remote Villages
Preserved railways are now an established part of the tourist itinerary. It doesn’t matter if you call it a railroad, railway, chemin de fer, Eisenbahn or whatever, the chances are that somewhere near you there will be a line rescued from dereliction on which you can spend a Saturday afternoon in vintage rolling stock being hauled by a locomotive long ago withdrawn from regular service. They are established enough to have become an industry in their own right, with the full range of support services to maintain hundred-year-old machinery and even build entire new locomotives.
So we’ve become used to …read more
Continue reading Rescuing The World’s First Preserved Railway