… for Cardiff u3a
Thought you might enjoy this story. My gr gr gr gr granny Rebekha lived on a farm right next to the site of these shipwrecks.
https://theedwardsfamilytree.blogspot.com/2019/06/granny-rebekhas-shipwreck.html
Phil
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Yes, I enjoyed reading your account. Like you, I’ve enjoyed “constructing” stories around events in my ancestor’s lives – filling-in the gaps so-to-speak. Factumentary you might call it, or Life Stories.
David Harrison June 4, 2020 11:03 am
Try dupeGuru – it’s very good at finding direct matches of files on your machine even when they have different names. It also provides a matching score so that if it’s not exactly sure that it’s found a match it will score it and you can then make a decision after inspection. Otherwise you can delete or move it to an archive folder – just in case!
You might want to consider signing up for the Which! Scam Service, I have …
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Here’s a nasty one, which on the surface looks OK – just remember that if you’re using Facebook Messenger, you shouldn’t need to login to Facebook again, and vice versa.
Passwords harvested by fraudster (from Which? Scam Watch)
remember also my advise, if you do use Fb, or FB Messenger please Logout – I know it’s a pain but there’s a distinct chance that if you don’t Fb will record all your internet comings and goings and you’ll get loads on unsolicited emails, etc.
David Harrison May 29, 2020 6:26 pm
Several members of the Computer Group, and others in U3A, have reason to be grateful to Neil the principal of “We will fix your PC” a local computer “fixer”. He also is a dab hand at fixing Macs, and mobile devices, and will give you an honest assessment of whether a job can be done, or not. No job is too small, and his pricing is very fair.
Have I been pwned?: Another use case for this very handy website that tells you whether your email address has been hacked is a check on your password – just click on this link and supply your “favourite” password to see if it’s out in the wild!