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The Federal Communications Commission wants to do something about space junk in low Earth orbit. It's like the 'five second rule', but you can't eat the satellites
edit: fixed spelling
modified 11-Sep-22 19:34pm.
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Where is Wall-E's big cousin when we need it?
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http://http://http://@http://http://?http://#http:// is a legitimate URL We work in a house of cards, on a bowl of jello, on top of a swamp
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Kent Sharkey wrote: We work in a house of cards, on a bowl of jello, on top of a swamp
...in the caldera of an active super-volcano.
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Buffalo [buffalo]. is a valid sentence in American English.
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Up to (at least) n=5, I think?
English is also a house of cards, stolen from everyone else around the globe.
TTFN - Kent
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Developers of the embeddable WebAssembly runtime have focused on compiler performance and runtime security in the run-up to a September 20 release. Is it any good? It's WASM
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There has never been a better time to start your journey to becoming a Microsoft 365 Developer. Microsoft 366 developer on leap years
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Microsoft 366 developer on leap years
Mmmm if you find someone that pays the whole year salary for just working on Feb. 29th... tell me, please.   
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TIL that Microsoft has 3 clouds.
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The U.S. Department of Justice told a federal judge today that Google illegally maintains its search monopoly by paying partners billions of dollars each year to Apple, Samsung, and a long list of wireless carriers— AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon in the U.S.—to ensure that it is always the default option on devices. When your company name has become a verb, you might just be a monopoly
Xerox says "hi"
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I don't want to defend Google, but most other search engines are still a bit away from delivering as good results as them to the queries (and I'm not saingy that google's results list has no issues).
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Unless you're searching on something where they've manipulated the results to exclude various websites.
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Or the others didn't pay enough to get into the list... I know.
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I flip my default search engine to DuckDuckGo immediately on getting a new computer. The only device I have that uses Google search by default is my Android phone.
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With polymorphic encoding and a multistage infection chain, Shikitega is hard to detect. Mysterious and spooky, it's altogether ooky
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Linux has no virus / malware, hasn't it?
I suppose we have to thank MS to the increase of bad actors in Linux, since the user base has grown quite a bit since MS started annoying people out of windows.
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A new attack technique called ‘GIFShell’ allows threat actors to abuse Microsoft Teams for novel phishing attacks and covertly executing commands to steal data using ... GIFs. Beware of hackers bearing GIFs
"Microsoft supports sending HTML base64 encoded GIFs, but does not scan the byte content of those GIFs." <- because of course "no one" would ever do anything bad with those.
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The new attack scenario, shared exclusively with BleepingComputer, illustrates how attackers can string together numerous Microsoft Teams vulnerabilities and flaws
This is why even low priority security vulnerabilities need to be patched.
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OK? is a modern, dynamically typed programming language with a vision for the future. OK?'s mission is to do away with the needless complexity of today's programming languages and let you focus on what matters: writing code that makes a difference. Because I haven't posted yet another new language in WEEKS, OK?
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David O'Neil wrote: Now I feel stupid. This has to be a joke, and I fell for it.
Of course it's a satire. The name itself was a hint, "Nulls Are Not OK" was clearly silly not just being opinionated, and anyone who didn't catch on after "One Comparison Operator" needs to take the rest of the day off because their brain's left for the weekend already.
Did you ever see history portrayed as an old man with a wise brow and pulseless heart, weighing all things in the balance of reason?
Is not rather the genius of history like an eternal, imploring maiden, full of fire, with a burning heart and flaming soul, humanly warm and humanly beautiful?
--Zachris Topelius
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