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The Wine 6.0 compatibility layer is now available with better support for running Windows games on Linux and Unix-like machines, with early support for Apple's Arm-based silicon Macs. "Red, red wine, it's up to you"
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Semaphores are a synchronization mechanism used to control concurrent access to a shared resource. They also allow it to play ping-pong. Where did I leave my Aldis lamp?
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Windows 10X was announced way back in 2019 and it's finally launching later this year on a new range of 2-in-1s/notebooks from Microsoft partners. Unlike Windows 10, Windows 10X would be simple, sleek, faster, and more secure. X marks the spot?
My Magic Eightball says "nnnnnnnnope"
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I remember these, and i was not impressed.
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The sprawling .NET 5 ecosystem can be hard to get a handle on. It wouldn't be a new .NET version without something to confuse and confound
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Kent Sharkey wrote: It wouldn't be a new .NET version without something to confuse and confound
Then wait for the v6  
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Your favorite creators could become informercial hosts. I guess I'll be owning a lot more cats in the future?
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Quote: Google is testing the ability to shop directly from YouTube videos
Not sure how they will do it, but I suppose there will be a significant first wave of products delivered to people that had no idea they were buying something. 
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Many of them parents of small children...
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Yes, plaintext DNS is insane, but encrypting it has its own tradeoffs. If you use DoH, they won't be able to "back up" your system
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No free lunches: using black holes to power offworld colonies could be fraught with peril Unfortunately, the extension cords keep getting sucked in
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Unfortunately, the extension cords keep getting sucked in
Yeah... black holes suck  
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In 2021 Trend Micro predicts that cybercriminals will look to home networks as a critical launch pad to compromising corporate IT and IoT networks. "Look at you, hacker: a pathetic creature of meat and bone, panting and sweating as you run through my corridors. How can you challenge a perfect, immortal machine?"
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Kent Sharkey wrote: In 2021 Trend Micro predicts that cybercriminals will look to home networks as a critical launch pad to compromising corporate IT and IoT networks.
That could be even considered as an improvement.
Right now are the IoT networks the ones compromising the home networks...  
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This article will discuss the events that led to the introduction of relational databases, why SQL grew in popularity, and what we can learn from its success. It's in a SELECT group
GROUP BY, even
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This article was later plagiarized and submitted to CodeProject!
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Because they will. Why? What have you heard?
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Quote: When we change the culture to focusing on simplifying, documenting the “why”, and ensuring others can easily maintain code without the original author, we inherently reduce complexity.
True... but for this to happen, the one that has to do the change is the developer itself. And some won't because they think comments or documentation are for sissies or because they want to feel irreplaceable (a.k.a. I am the only one good enough to know what happens here)...
Such a "policy" change will be very hard to be implemented coming from the company, maybe as a team policy if there are enough people willing to do it and get the news used to it.
What a company that wants to keep the people should start with is to say more "please" and "thank you" (free), to appretiate its workers (free), give them some flexibility (free to a point), give them credit for their achievements (free) and fair payment (according to those achievements and not to a HHRR-standard table)...
Things that should be easy to do, but actually are scarce goods in most of the places.
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Microsoft's TypeScript rules the world of JavaScript application development. A man with a really, really big...heart?
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Quote: Programming languages: What JavaScript developers really want
As a non JavaScript developer I want... to keep the "non" and not get the "not yet" 
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Two children playing on their dad's computer accidentally found a way to bypass the screensaver and access locked systems. Mental note: hire more 15 year-old testers
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"accidentally"... yeah, right.
Kent Sharkey wrote: Mental note: hire more 15 year-old testers
Don't forget to hire some good developers too to close what they find
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Attackers are using the normally harmless Windows Finger command to download and install a malicious backdoor on victims' devices. Bad things can happen when you give someone the finger
When did they add this tool?
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From the comments:
Quote: The finger program has an old history of security issues in Unix/Linux since 1988.
Dated 2013, 2105 "The finger command has been considered obsolete and a security issue for way over a decade now, thus all of the modern Linux distributions and Unix flavors don’t install the service nor the client by default anymore, some don’t even include them in their repositories at all."
So the question is why is finger still in Windows?
I suppose because they are so busy designing new icons that have no time to care about security or common sense...
Kent Sharkey wrote: Bad things can happen when you give someone the finger
I think I am going to give M$ the same finger that I am giving Farcebuk and Watsarp:
..i.
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