The Insider News

Uncle Bob Martin[^]:

Types are not tests. Type systems are not tests. Type checking is not testing.

MedicalXPress[^]:

Like spicy food? If so, you might live longer, say researchers at the Larner College of Medicine at the University of Vermont, who found that consumption of hot red chili peppers is associated with a 13 percent reduction in total mortality - primarily in deaths due to heart disease or stroke—in a large prospective study.

Phys.org[^]:

Cheery robots may give people the creeps and serious robots may actually ease anxiety depending on how users perceive the robot''s role in their lives, according to an international team of researchers.

Bleeping Computer[^]:

A team of researchers from universities across the US has identified different fingerprinting techniques that can track users when they use different browsers installed on the same machine.

Wordfence[^]:

A new highly effective phishing technique targeting Gmail and other services has been gaining popularity during the past year among attackers.

Engadget[^]:

The Key Transparency project hopes to eliminate some of PGP's headaches.

VentureBeat[^]:

The Internet Archive is making it easier for web users to access archived versions of dead web pages with a new official add-on for Google Chrome browser.

Tech in Asia[^]:

Instead of assessing the impact of automation on specific jobs, the study went to a more granular level by looking at the activities involved in various jobs.

Windows Developer[^]:

For the beginner, or if you’re coming from a different language, this series will walk you through getting the tools, writing code, debugging features, customizations and much more. For the experienced C# developer who wants to brush up on certain topics, each concept is explained in its own video so you can jump to a topic and focus on the information you want.