The booster landing of starship went down to textbook accuracy, just catching up on the livestream now.
Shame these happen so late at night for us down here!

Hilarious from Reddit

https://i.redd.it/q78xwr6t5fud1.jpeg

Which oddly is somewhat similar to this present one...


Wish they were still around..


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLrwepoU84M

The man is a raving lunatic, & brutal with it. How anyone with a functioning brain can swallow his utterings is beyond belief.


He claims that if elected, he will immediately begin 'operation Aurora' (which I suspect he'd be unable to spell) to remove 'illegal alien gangs' from America. And he wants the death pe\nalty for any migrant who kills an American citizen.'
Very interesting way of implying that the life of an American is somehow of a higher value than that of an 'illegal alien'...


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/live...st-updates

Typical Microsoft! Disabling Windows Recall is Breaking File Explorer

This may be of use to someone on forum

"Earlier this year, we were caught off-guard by Microsoft when they came up with a creepy move to spy on users with a new AI-powered feature called Recall.

When active, the feature takes snapshots of the screen a user is working on, to then catalog it, and serve for later fetching as a scrollable timeline. It was supposed to be disabled by default, but, it appears, Microsoft has gone back to enabling it by default.

The 24H2 release installs Recall on all PCs, not just Copilot+ PCs. But, that's not all. Recall also breaks an important Windows feature if someone tries to remove it."

https://news.itsfoss.com/microsoft-windows-recall/

If Te Whatu Ora cuts $100 milion more from  digital iniatives, it could undermine healthcare for years to come.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/news/national/5304...e-services

An unusual shift in the weather has turned the Sahara green

https://edition.cnn.com/2024/09/13/weath...id=ios_app

Lagoons of water found in Sahara Desert after 50 years of being dry

https://preview.redd.it/ts21t1lbittd1.jp...c8cb644970

Guinness World Record Drone show over Shenzen Bay last month, with just over 8,000 lighting up the night sky.


https://old.reddit.com/r/oddlysatisfying...enzen_bay/

I have two PCs. I have just upgraded both to 24H2. My Gigabyte B460M just updated the Cumulative .NET Framework with KB5044033 and the Win 11 update with KB504285. Both worked as expected.
This is a query I have just posted on 'elevenforum' and pose it here for your consideration.

I have two PCs. I have just upgraded both to 24H2. My Gigabyte B460M just updated the Cumulative .NET Framework with KB5044033 and the Win 11 update with KB504285. Both worked as expected.

But, my main PC Asus Z490Z used KB5044030 and KB5044284. The upgrades both failed when at 40% and reverted back. What do I do now? Is it just a case for MS to replace these two upgrades? Any idea why the two different programs for two different motherboards? Both of these updates are now sitting waiting to be installed (yet again!).
But, my main PC Asus Z490Z used KB5044030 and KB5044284. The upgrades both failed when at 40% and reverted back. What do I do now? Is it just a case for MS to replace these two upgrades? Any idea why the two different programs for two different motherboards?