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Nearly eight in 10 (79%) have been told to downplay the severity of potential risks, and fully 80% said that only by experiencing a serious cybersecurity incident would the board be more alert to potential risks. Something about closing barn doors after the network is hacked
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Microsoft has officially deprecated NTLM authentication on Windows and Windows servers, stating that developers should transition to Kerberos or Negotiation authentication to prevent problems in the future. Not Too Locked M'kay?
Sorry, struggling with that one.
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Article wrote: stating that developers should transition to Kerberos or Negotiation authentication to prevent exchange problems in the future.
As if the other things were not going to give any problem... yeah, right!
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The DuckDB team is very happy to announce that today we’re releasing DuckDB version 1.0.0, codename “Snow Duck” (anas nivis). It's up to you to decide if it's all it's quacked up to be
sorry about that
For those wondering about the point (as I was):
"DuckDB has no external dependencies, neither for compilation nor during run-time. For releases, the entire source tree of DuckDB is compiled into two files, a header and an implementation file, a so-called “amalgamation”. This greatly simplifies deployment and integration in other build processes. For building, all that is required to build DuckDB is a working C++11 compiler."
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They wrote: For releases, the entire source tree of DuckDB is compiled into two files, a header and an implementation file, a so-called “amalgamation”.
It feels a bit dirty.
They wrote: This greatly simplifies deployment and integration in other build processes
That's actually a point
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A collection of leaked internal Google privacy cases provides a rare glimpse into the company’s volume and handling of breaches, accidents and other incidents. *a subset
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Microsoft managers are probably drinking champagne right now  
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Many users use an e-mail trick to avoid creating a Microsoft account. This has now apparently been stopped by Microsoft. Of course they are (wait, have I used that recently?)
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Once I move, I'll start playing with linux in my old PC.
I have been refusing it, but they are trying to piss us off way too hard
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A prosthetic thumb could help us all complete more tasks, multi-task and be all-round more efficient. But do we actually need them? Two thumbs up! (on the same hand)
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Article wrote: But do we actually need them?
No, we don't (at least not healthy people with unrestricted mobility in the hand)
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The typical compensation package for chief executives who run companies in the S&P 500 jumped nearly 13% last year, easily surpassing the gains for workers at a time when inflation was putting considerable pressure on Americans’ budgets. Happy payday!
But of course that's because they have ideas 200 times as good as their average employee
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Raspberry Pi partnered with Hailo to provide an optional AI add-on to its microcomputers. Of course they are
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I think tech companies are like "The last one pays the bill" or something like that...
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In this post, we’ll dive into the “alias any type” feature, which allows you to create an alias for any type with the using directive. Not just "any" type
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As if it were not enough with the "var"...
Good luck debugging
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Over the years, in collaboration with the community, the C# team has introduced numerous impressive new syntax features. Just in case you haven't been keeping up
Or you're stuck on .NET 2.0 or some other old version
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Or you're stuck on .NET 2.0 or some other old version
VB6?
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Quote: Makes single-line Hello World program possible
Well, that's useful. I write single-line programs all the time.
I just discovered Tuples. Handy little buggers.
There are no solutions, only trade-offs. - Thomas Sowell
A day can really slip by when you're deliberately avoiding what you're supposed to do.
- Calvin (Bill Watterson, Calvin & Hobbes)
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How about the bottom 10? They could have a race with all the arcane stuff that's been added to C++.
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There are many benefits to networking. It’ll help you build your credibility, find new collaborators, learn more about your industry and much more. "None of us is as smart as all of us"
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Kent Sharkey wrote: "None of us is as smart as all of us"
No animal in the creation is dumber than the mass of people.
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Right, I forgot the corollary (and the basis of planning committees):
"None of us is as dumb as all of us"
TTFN - Kent
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This tide-predicting machine was one of many advances he made to maritime tech Which sadly did not run DOOM
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Kent Sharkey wrote: Which sadly did not run DOOM
Of what concievable use is a computer that can't play DOOM? 
Freedom is the freedom to say that two plus two make four. If that is granted, all else follows.
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