Debian 10 “buster” moved to archive.debian.org
Debian 10 "buster" has moved to archive.debian.org in order to free
space on the main mirror network. We plan to start removing files for
non-LTS architectures in about two weeks; the existing Release files
will then refer to no longer existing files on the main mirror network.
An exception is the security archive (which already has no non-LTS
architectures): we will only archive it after LTS support ended.
For LTS users this does not require any changes.
People interested in Debian history will have to refer to
archive.debian.org in the future.
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#Debian,#Buster,#Archive,#Moved,#Update
Eat that frog courses 2
I have now received the certificates for the courses I undertook with Eat That Frog over the summer.
- OCNLR Level 2 Award in Progression
- OCNLR Level 2 Award in Employability
- OCN London Level 1 Award in Preparing to Work in Schools
- OCNLR Level 1 Award in Personal Development and Employability
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#Learning,#Training.#Update
Eat that frog courses
Before the education sector broke up for summer in July. I undertook a 4 week course with Eat That frog. This resulted in the completion of the following courses.
OCNLR Level 2 Award in Progression
OCNLR Level 2 Award in Employability
OCN London Level 1 Award in Preparing to Work in Schools (May 2019)
OCNLR Level 1 Award in Personal Development and Employability (September 2020)
I have not decided if I am going to include these on my CV.
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#Learning,#Training.#Update
Updated blogs status
As I have not used or updated either the Code Club or Coder Dojo blogs for well over a year. These have been deleted with immediate effect. You can get Code Club updates from here, and STEM Group updates from here and the STEM Group blog.
I have also updated the LibreOffice blog to combine in to a single curriculum resource relating to each of the various modules. I will create and add more videos for Draw and Impress over time.
The Rocks and Diamonds remains unchanged.
Following
Any manually published blog entry will automatically be shared to the Fediverse (Federation). Please be sure to be following a particular blog if interested.
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#Blogs,#Update,#Changes,#Deletions
Libre Office 7.4 first point release
LibreOffice 7.4 Office Suite Gets First Point Release, 80 Bugs Fixed
The FLOSS office suite LibreOffice has had it's first point release update for the 7.4 branch, taking it to 7.4.1.
You can read more here.
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#LibreOffice,#Suite,#Office,#Update,#FLOSS
Debian Updated 26/3/2022
Today, should see updates to Debian:
- Debian 10.11 > 10.12
- Debian 11.2 > 11.3
Please wait for OFFICIAL announcement before upgrading. Information will appear on the Debian website
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Debian Conference
The the 23rd edition of DebConf [2] will take place from July 17th to 24th,2022 at the Innovation and Training Park (ITP) [3] in Prizren, Kosovo, and will be preceded by DebCamp, from July 10th to 16th.
[1] https://debconf22.debconf.org
[2] https://www.debconf.org
[3] https://itp-prizren.com
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#Debian,#OperatingSystem,#OS,#Update
The Tor Project – State of the Onion
The Tor Project – State of the Onion
If anyone is interested in the Tor Project, there is an update on the 28th December.
Every year people from the Tor Project communities present the State of the Onion, a compilation of updates from our different projects, at conferences around the world. We use this opportunity to talk about highlights of the work we’ve accomplished during the year and what we are excited about in the upcoming year.
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#Update,#TorProject,#Privacy,#TheOnionRouter
Updated Debian 11: 11.2 released
The Debian project is pleased to announce the second update of its
stable distribution Debian 11 (codename “bullseye”). This point release
mainly adds corrections for security issues, along with a few
adjustments for serious problems. Security advisories have already been
published separately and are referenced where available
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#Debian,#Bullseye,#Update,#PointRelease
Torbay Covid update 17/8/2021
From Monday 16th August self-isolation rules for contacts are changing
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What is changing?
- It is no longer a legal requirement for people who are fully vaccinated to self-isolate if they have been in contact with someone testing positive for COVID-19.
- Contacts are strongly advised to take a PCR test and to limit social contact.
- Anyone with symptoms is still advised to self-isolate and get a PCR test as soon as possible.
Fully vaccinated means:
- People who have been vaccinated with an approved vaccine in the UK
- There were 14 days between the final dose of the vaccine and last contact with the case.
Other groups who are exempt from isolation if they are a contact:
- Children and young adults under 18 years and 6 months
- People who cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons
In summary:
- Contacts who are fully vaccinated or otherwise exempt will be advised to take a PCR test and limit social contact but will not be required to self-isolate whilst waiting for results of their PCR test.
- Under 5s will only be required to take a PCR test if they were in contact with a case in their own household.
- Those who are not fully vaccinated and are not exempt will still be required to take a PCR test and isolate for 10 days from their most recent contact with a positive case.
- If you are in isolation on the 16 August and fully vaccinated, you can stop isolation from 16 August.
https://www.torbay.gov.uk/coronavirus
#Torbay,#Devon,#Covid19,#Update
Covid Update 16/6/2021
Remain vigilant and comply with restrictions. Meet outdoors, let fresh air in, get tested when needed and get vaccinated when offered.
You should follow this guidance immediately. The law will be updated to reflect these new rules.
Cases
Last week : 21
Total : 4316
Deaths
Last week : 0
Total : 153
Last week is from 6 June 2021 to 12 June 2021
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#Covid19,#Health,#Torbay,#Update,
hands, face, space’ and ‘letting fresh air in
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