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2025-01-11 Meeting

January 13, 2025January 13, 2025 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We had a pleasant conversation about projects we are working on, including uses for older Raspberry Pis now that the newer/better models have arrived. Gib showed us a quick demo of ITX Studio.  It can take a short… Read more2025-01-11 Meeting

2024-12-14 Meeting

December 18, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We talked about many things including: the latest Raspberry Pi the Tile locator the Mycroft Mark II privacy settings on smart tvs how to install Kodi on a Pi SEMCO and a Discord invite We then jumped into… Read more2024-12-14 Meeting

2024-11-09 Meeting

November 10, 2024November 10, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: The entire meeting consisted of a lively, informative, off-the-cuff discussion about what we are doing and programs we use. We started talking about complete backup, recovery and rescue software.  Borgbackup can be used with Relax and Recover for… Read more2024-11-09 Meeting

2024-08-12 Meeting

October 13, 2024October 13, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: It was a perfect Saturday to have a slow, friendly chat about what we’re doing and reminiscing about northern Michigan. We talked a bit about SEMCO, a local computer user group that primarily focuses on Windows.  They do… Read more2024-08-12 Meeting

2024-09-14 Meeting

September 20, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We talked about AI and fake news, and found the factcheck.org as a great resource, especially around election time. Next  RustDesk was the big topic, which is useful for remote access to Linux, Windows and Android (yes, even… Read more2024-09-14 Meeting

2024-08-10 Meeting

August 13, 2024August 13, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We started with an amusing “show and tell” session about our high-tech flashlights. which diverged into multi-voltage USB-c chargers and digital USB testers. Dennis talked about the ssh regression issue and included a link which briefly describes it…. Read more2024-08-10 Meeting

2024-07-13 Meeting

July 16, 2024July 16, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We had some fun at the start of the meeting trying to determine why a recently updated Windows 11 computer wouldn’t open web pages, even though the Linux computer beside it worked flawlessly.  Since “ping 8.8.8.8” worked, we… Read more2024-07-13 Meeting

2024-06-09 Meeting

June 9, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We talked about the various Linux distros that we use and the advantages of each one.  Of particular interest were the spinoffs from Arch Linux for the desktop and Nix for servers. We then proceeded to the topic… Read more2024-06-09 Meeting

2024-05-11 Meeting

May 12, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: Most of the discussion centered around AI.  We talked about the various providers including ChatGPT and Gemini.  Pat gave a great explanation of LLM (Large Language Models) and how they can improve AI responses for certain types of… Read more2024-05-11 Meeting

2024-04-13 Meeting

April 15, 2024April 15, 2024 Carl Miller

The Discussion: We had a good discussion about various topics including: Craig Maloney tribute airline ticket scam mysterious email from sendgrid.net browerguard from malwarebytes vpns prevent man-in-the-middle attacks the Texas groundwater aquafier using a wifi router to share a separate… Read more2024-04-13 Meeting

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