The Insider News

NASA[^]:

There’s a new, immersive way to explore some of the first full-color infrared images and data from NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope – through sound.

Geoffrey Huntley[^]:

In this blog post, we explore the ecosystem of open-source forks, revisit the story so far with how Microsoft has been transforming from products to services, go deep into why the Visual Studio Code ecosystem is designed to fracture, and the legal implications of this design then discuss future problems faced by the software development ecosystem if our industry continues as-is on the current path...

Jet Brains[^]:

Modernizing, or migrating to modern language features in any language can help make code more readable, efficient and secure. In this blog post, we’ll look at ways to modernize code so it’s better than before.

Gizmodo[^]:

The system logs the cat's litter time so the owner can be informed of its bowel movement.

The Verge[^]:

The Los Angeles Lakers arena sponsoring and Matt Damon-endorsed cryptocurrency exchange Crypto.com accidentally transferred $10.5 million AUD (~$7.2 million USD) to an Australian customer instead of issuing a standard $100 AUD (~$68 USD) due to a pretty unfortunate typo.

Bleeping Computer[^]:

Threat analysts have spotted a new malware campaign dubbed ‘GO#WEBBFUSCATOR’ that relies on phishing emails, malicious documents, and space images from the James Webb telescope to spread malware.

BBC[^]:

A Silicon Valley start-up has developed technology that can change the accents of call centre workers in real time.

.NET blog[^]:

I’m a bit giddy to say that, even with how fast .NET 6 is, .NET 7 definitively highlights how much more can be and has been done.

IEEE Spectrum[^]:

One of the language’s original developers talks about its influence on modern-day programming

Venture Beat[^]:

Marc Andreesen famously claimed in 2011 that “software is eating the world” in an op-ed article in the Wall Street Journal.

Microsoft 365 Platform[^]:

Learn how to build applications for Microsoft Teams and how to sell them in the Microsoft Teams App Store at the Microsoft Teams App Camp

Ars Technica[^]:

Last year, organizations spent $2 billion on products that provide Endpoint Detection and Response, a relatively new type of security protection for detecting and blocking malware targeting network-connected devices.

Gizmodo[^]:

Earlier this year, the Voyager 1 spacecraft—over 14 billion miles from Earth—started sending NASA some wacky data. Now, engineers with the space agency have identified and solved the issue, and no, it wasn’t aliens.

Neowin[^]:

The redesigned Start menu is arguably one of the most divisive features in Windows 11.