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Round two of my IR LED array tests. They all lite up, and only get warm. My resistors are getting hot though. I may have too swap my single 10 ohms for two 20 ohm or three 30 ohm. I thought my resistors were 1/2 watt but maybe they are only 1/4 watt. 0.36 watts is what I calculated as the power being dissipated by the resistors. Two 20 ohm in parallel equals 10 ohms as does three 30's in parallel. With two 20 ohms its 0.18 watts per resistor.

No, non of my PC's meet the new hardware requirements. On the Pi side, its debatable if its legal to do it. And what's out there for a Pi is very buggy and missing some bits, its not really fully functional. Last time I looked anyway.
There was a thread on the go about it on the Pi forums that didn't get locked. Last time I looked it wasn't locked, can't find it now though. That may have all changed now that its officially released. When the thread started it was still beta and no license was needed to run it. And there was a link to a Microsoft download for an ARM processor version.

Before Anyone Asks...(Windows 11) - Raspberry Pi Forums

I have 2 laptops running Windows 11. There is nothing in Windows 11 that is compelling enough for me to be in a hurry to upgrade any of my other computers. It works well enough but, to me, it's different but not necessarily better than Windows 10.

I don't have any desire to run Windows on my Pis.

Rewired my Snow Flakes blinky lights today. Snowflake: a project by Lucky Resistor – Pimoroni
I had one that would not work when connected with the included ribbon cable. It would work with wires soldered on though. So I bought some of these.
3-pin JST-SH cables for Grow moisture sensors (pack of 3) – Pimoroni Two packs gives enough for the 5 snowflakes and one spare cable.
Three wires, which is all I need, and the right color. I just cut the JST connectors off the ends. Striped the wires and soldered them on. Now that they are farther apart I can put them in the front window, one in the center of each pain of the living room window.

Somebody finally released a version of Motion Eye OS that will run on a Pi Zero 2 W.
Release 20211113 . jawsper/motioneyeos . GitHub
Gave it a quick look see yesterday and it wasn't bad. The Zero 2 W is basically an under clocked 3A+.
Also did this and it actually worked. I used notepad++
Wifi Preconfiguration . ccrisan/motioneyeos Wiki . GitHub