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Nelek wrote: The Insider news training works
Like one of those characters that keeps eating little bits of arsenic until they're immune.
TTFN - Kent
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Read an article (can't find it quickly) in which the author did a deep dive on what data TikTok was collecting and said it was everything possible. He wrote that TikTok went to great lengths to hide this. How did TikTok even get in the Google and Apple stores? It's almost like the two companies don't actually do due diligence.
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Mars remains a long way away. But it seems closer tonight. You'll believe a can can fly
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It what I imagined the space craft looked like in the really truly old book "When Worlds Collide"
On the plus side, your soup will stay hot all the way to Mars in that flying Thermos.
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As confirmed by BleepingComputer, users today are receiving emails titled, "Notice of Class Action Settlement re Google Plus..." that offer details on the two-year class-action lawsuit Google had been litigating because of the Google+ data leak. Buy a nice cup of coffee to celebrate
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James McMurtry Song Lyric: Justice is blind to them that own it Sadly true.
"the debugger doesn't tell me anything because this code compiles just fine" - random QA comment
"Facebook is where you tell lies to your friends. Twitter is where you tell the truth to strangers." - chriselst
"I don't drink any more... then again, I don't drink any less." - Mike Mullikins uncle
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The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) has warned private industry partners of increased security risks impacting computer network infrastructure because of devices still running Windows 7 after the operating system reached its end of life on January 14. Are they getting a cut from the upgrade spending?
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Maybe that's the compensation for buying tiktok?
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And don't forget to limit ad tracking. Advisory contains a host of recommendations. Or just get a burner like the other hoodlums?
I mean it works on "Better Call Saul"...
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Quote: Beware of ... NSA ... mobile users FTFY
I find it funny that the NSA, Facebook and other big "Oops, I got caught doing X" now give advice on internet security and data privacy.
Quite an irony...
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I expect that at least part of it is misdirection. The average joe will be so worried about the Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, etc. that they will miss the gaping hole that the NSA could drive a truck through.
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
-- 6079 Smith W.
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Hiding something at plain sight. Just manage that people look at in other direction. Good point too
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For 16 years, CCleaner has been a popular computer system cleaning and optimization tool, known for efficiently removing unwanted files, programs and accumulated digital fragments from users' hard drives. How else can they shovel more stuff into the product if you keep cleaning it
It is called "Microsoft Defender", after all (Part 2 for today)
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I use the free version of CCleaner. But when updating it, I sometimes forget to uncheck the "install Chrome" option and then have to explicitly uninstall it afterwards. Very annoying, and this is what Windows is now taking issue with.
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Kent Sharkey wrote: It is called "Microsoft Defender", after all (Part 2 for today) One of the best marketing strategy...
Improve the product, make the users trust him and then change the policies when the market share is big (how many people have said, defender is so good lately that I have no other product?)
Microsoft Defender...
Old meaning: Defender done by Microsoft
New meaning: Defender of Microsoft's practices
Good Job, Satya.
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The article is outdated by months if not longer and Avast could fix it overnight, but choose not to. (Avast is an unethical company, which has been shown to collect user data. Many years ago, I discovered that it did a lousy job with my kids' computer.)
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Behnken and Hurley had a bit of time to kill as they waited for recovery crews to fish out and inspect their Crew Dragon capsule, so they decided to make a few calls. Boredom and a satellite phone make a dangerous combination
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Start using cloud-native applications on Azure with design patterns and best practices One of those words is not like the others
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on Azure with design patterns and best practices
Words fail me.
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FAST allows developers to create their own design system and web component libraries by customizing styles and properties. What? No icons?
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No Icons... but at least changing colors
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So it's sort of like those CSS editors for Vue and Bootstrap and just about every other web-UI framework, but because Microsoft did it, it's news. Riiiight.
(Not complaining to you, Kent - that fact that this got press time anywhere, even InfoQ, sort of illustrates how we need new colors on our "new normal" life.)
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Starting at the end of July, Microsoft has begun detecting HOSTS files that block Windows 10 telemetry servers as a 'Severe' security risk. You're not getting rid of us that easily!
And now I have to listen to the Hosts of Seraphim[^] again.
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You know... The windows defender is getting to the dark side and defends Microsoft instead of defending the users.
Pi-Hole will be...
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