In this issue

Gigabyte Aorus 2TB SSD - This PCIe 4.0 SSD is seriously hot stuff,
says Jeremy Laird. It’s also super fast – for a while. We explain the good the bad and the shiny of the latest SSD technology.

Renaissance Database Man - Jonathan Ellis has successfully made the
transition from the cubicle to the corner office. Mayank Sharma grills him on building databases and breaking Facebook.

Build a Telegram bot - Les Pounder shows us how to create a
Telegram bot that shows system updates and stats from a Raspberry Pi server and broadcast them to the world.

Gigabyte Aorus Gen4 2TB

This PCIe 4.0 SSD is seriously hot stuff, says Jeremy Laird.

2 mins

BeagleBone Black WiFi

The BeagleBone Black Wireless SBC isn’t Raspberry Pi-compatible, but does that matter? Mike Bedford takes a look.

2 mins

Archman 2019.09

There’s hardly an issue when Mayank Sharma doesn’t run into an Arch-based desktop distribution. Does this offer any benefits over others?

3 mins

RimWorld

Management is planning on relocating LXF Towers to Mars, so Sam Greer is practising for life in outer space.

5 mins

Escape From Google!

After powering its ad-platform for over a decade using Mayank Sharma’s data, he’s finally trying to escape the tech monopoly!

10+ mins

Database Renaissance Man

DataStax’s softly spoken co-founder Jonathan Ellis has  successfully made the transition from the cubicle to the  corner office.  Mayank Sharma grills him on databases.

10+ mins

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