In this issue

OLED display monitor - Les Pounder shows us how to monitor a Raspberry Pi 4 – running as a file server, for example – with a small screen and a little bit of Python code.

Python: Building in Minecraft - Calvin Robinson hooks mods into the
Minecraft API so that we can directly interface it with some Python programming for faster building – and to do some neat tricks..

AMD Ryzen 9 3900X

As AMD’s third-generation Ryzen vies for the CPU throne, Jarred Walton goes all Zen 2 on us.

6 mins

LattePanda

Is it a PC, a Raspberry Pi competitor or an Arduino board? Mike Bedford put this unusual product through its paces in order to find out.

5 mins

Whonix 15

If routing all traffic through Tor doesn’t satisfy your need for privacy, Mayank Sharma tests a resource-intensive solution with a novel approach.

3 mins

Sparky Linux 2019.08

Sparks often fly when Jonni Bidwell puts his review hat on and uses something that isn’t (gulp) Arch.

3 mins

Dirt 4

Management is petrified, hiding from the mud monster entering the building, but it’s just Andy Kelly after a season of rallying.

2 mins

Beware Of The Ransomware

Jonni Bidwell knows how not to do a lot of things,  including how not to pay ransoms and how not to  be fooled by social engineering scams…

10+ mins

Enterprise Soaring Success

Mayank Shama meets Robin Schumacher of DataStax to talk about  building success with open source while nurturing the community.

8 mins

The Future Of The Database

Twiddling thumbs between sessions at a database conference, Mayank Sharma ponders on the impact of the web on databases…

9 mins

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