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Microsoft ending support for Windows 10 could send 240 million PCs to landfills: Report - CNA
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Few years ago there was a story in a local paper about building automation systems running on Commadore 64 and still doing fine. Build by some company in the 80's. They weren't online, so no security issues.
Tried to find the article online but no luck. It would have been in local language anyway.
Even if they was online, I doubt a lot of people have the knowledge for hack a commodore 64.
I'd imagine it would have been some gprs-modem through an adapter for sms notifications, that was added afterwards in the 90's
There is a device for connect it to internet, via an ethernet cable and with some software, for bbs by example.
Getting a C64 to host an remote interface page would definitely be "beyond the call of duty".